Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser joined other state attorneys general in opposing the Trump administration’s tariff effort, keeping the state involved in a broader legal and policy dispute over federal trade authority.
Portland City Council moved two ordinances to a July 29 second reading: a temporary change involving income requirements for certain affordable-homeownership units and a proposed code chapter for EV-charging-system funding.
Santa Fe’s governing body adopted the operating budget for the fiscal year that began July 1 and approved an updated infrastructure capital-improvements plan for fiscal years 2028 through 2032.
The City of Montgomery has announced the final qualified candidate list for the vacant District 3 City Council seat, with a special municipal election scheduled for Sept. 1, 2026.
Candidates seeking Louisiana’s U.S. House seats must qualify Aug. 5-7 for the Nov. 3 open-primary ballot under a new process enacted after the state canceled previously scheduled House contests.
Wichita’s proposed 2027 budget is break-even and keeps the mill levy unchanged, according to City Manager Dennis Marstall. City projections show annual shortfalls of up to about $8 million from 2028 through 2030.
Gulfport School District’s 2026-27 guidance limits excused absences to five per semester, sets medical-documentation and parent-notification thresholds, and lists school-year calendar dates.
Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon’s office highlighted public accuracy testing of voting equipment ahead of the state’s Aug. 11, 2026 primary election.
Supporters of proposed Amendment 4 submitted more than 300,000 signatures for a possible November 2026 ballot measure that would require citizen-led constitutional amendments to win all eight Missouri congressional districts.
St. Paul’s National Night Out is set for Tuesday, Aug. 4, with residents and neighborhood groups able to host or participate in local events.