Montpelier’s Development Review Board has closed its public hearing on a proposal to convert an office building at 9 Heaton Street into 20 homes. The board has not issued a final decision.
Puerto Rico’s Baloncesto Superior Nacional scheduled its two 2026 best-of-seven conference-final series to begin the weekend of July 25-26, with the league final planned for August.
The Federal Police Monitor of Puerto Rico has published its 14th report in the federal case overseeing reform of the Puerto Rico Police Bureau. The report covers October 2025 through March 2026.
New Jersey’s school-benefits commission postponed a vote on proposed premium increases for active school workers that could reach 34%, while approving increases for early retirees and Medicare retirees.
Massachusetts issued an Air Quality Action Day for fine particulates on July 17, 2026, during smoky and hazy conditions affecting southern New England, including the Boston area.
MaineDOT says Portland is among four Maine ports included in a Clean Ports Planning Project examining emissions, electrification, shore power and electrical-grid capacity.
Political committees participating in Maryland’s 2026 gubernatorial election faced a July 31 deadline for their first pre-general campaign-finance report, an election-administration requirement that includes Baltimore City committees.
NFL training camps opened during the week of Aug. 3, beginning the league’s 2026 preparation cycle. Arizona and Carolina were first to have full teams on site ahead of the Aug. 6 Hall of Fame Game.
Wildfire smoke transported into western Michigan affected air quality in the Grand Rapids area on July 18, when National Weather Service Grand Rapids displayed Air Quality Alerts across its forecast area.
North Carolina’s Department of Commerce is advancing nominations for 202 census tracts under the federal Opportunity Zone program, a state-level step that could shape where private investors focus future projects.