Oxnard Seeks HUD Release for $2 Million Food Share Project
Oxnard plans to ask HUD to release $2 million for Food Share Ventura County’s proposed warehouse and headquarters at two vacant local parcels.
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Peoria Police Search District Headquarters in Teacher Investigation
Peoria police completed a court-authorized search of the school district headquarters as an investigation involving two former Centennial High teachers continues.
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Overland Park advances regional-pool plan as Stonegate’s future narrows
Overland Park officials advanced a regional-pool strategy that would shape Bluejacket Park and eventually close Stonegate Pool, pending a final council vote.
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Tallahassee to Score Bids for ‘Magnetics Capital’ Campaign
Tallahassee has scheduled an Aug. 6 public scoring meeting for a marketing contract aimed at promoting the city as the “Magnetics Capital of the World.”
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Amarillo homelessness programs reach final federal funding stage
Amarillo’s Continuum of Care is set to approve 2026 project rankings, affecting which local homelessness and housing programs advance for federal funding.
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Rochester reports 59 shooting victims in first half of 2026
Rochester recorded 59 shooting victims through June, its lowest first-half total since 2011, as the mayor announced limits on some overnight gatherings.
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Fayetteville expands water and sewer connection aid for homeowners
Fayetteville updated its water and sewer connection assistance program, widening access for some owner-occupied homes in annexed and utility-extension areas.
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Des Moines Council to Hear Appeal of Hyper Energy Bar Drive-Thru Denial
Hyper Energy Bar is appealing a Des Moines zoning denial for a proposed downtown site, saying drive-thru service is essential to its business model.
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Yonkers Police Move Citywide Drone Program Beyond Pilot Phase
Yonkers Police announced a citywide Drone as First Responder program after a 60-day summer 2024 pilot evaluated the technology in the city.
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Baton Rouge council to weigh December police-tax election
The Baton Rouge council is set to consider a December vote on renewing a 0.87-mill property tax intended to fund a three-platoon police system.
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Fremont Charter Proposal Faces Aug. 7 Ballot Deadline
Fremont’s City Council is scheduled to decide July 28 whether to send a proposed city charter to voters ahead of the Aug. 7 ballot deadline.
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Spokane homelessness board reaches FY2026 funding decision
The Spokane Regional Continuum of Care set its FY2026 project rankings as the city warns proposed federal changes could put about $3 million at risk.
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Hialeah approves $43.6 million City Hall expansion
Hialeah approved an estimated $43.6 million City Hall expansion as plans for a separate government center in fast-growing Hialeah Heights change.
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Huntsville advances North Huntsville plan for 1,800 proposed homes
A reported July City Council action moved forward a North Huntsville development spanning more than 500 acres, with infrastructure planning still ahead.
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McKinney Announces $919 Million LITEON Investment and 600 Jobs
McKinney says LITEON will invest $919 million and create more than 600 jobs, though the city has not released the facility site or construction schedule.
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Big Rapids awards $657,480 contract for summer street resurfacing
The Big Rapids City Commission awarded Reith-Riley Construction a $657,480 contract for resurfacing work on North Michigan Avenue, North Fourth Street and the Northend Riverside Park pavilion parking lot.
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INDOT advances State Road 13 improvement proposal through Middlebury public process
INDOT has opened public review of proposed State Road 13 improvements in Middlebury, with a meeting planned at the Middlebury Public Library.
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May Valley Road bridge closure continues to affect Maple Valley travel through Aug. 23
King County’s replacement of Fifteen Mile Creek Bridge No. 493C has closed SE May Valley Road near Issaquah-Hobart Road SE, affecting travel and school-bus planning.
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Cumby police receive $29,952 grant for catalytic-converter theft prevention
The Texas Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority approved a $29,952 FY2026 grant for the City of Cumby’s police department. The purchase order runs through Aug. 31, 2026.
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Eagle Rock Brush Fire Destroys Hillside Home and Injures Firefighter
A brush fire that began July 16 near Palmer Drive spread uphill, destroying or significantly damaging at least one Eagle Rock home, affecting two additional yards and injuring one firefighter.
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St. Louis County proposes $6.8 million Creve Coeur Park soccer-complex expansion
St. Louis County is considering a proposed $6.8 million expansion of the Creve Coeur Park Soccer Complex, but approval, funding and construction details remain unsettled.
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Anne Arundel County schedules Deale Wharf living-shoreline design review
Anne Arundel County scheduled a July 14 public meeting in Deale to review plans for a living shoreline at Deale Wharf intended to prevent erosion.