EPA’s fifth five-year review found the Ralston Superfund remedy protective in the short term while recommending additional property controls and continued PFAS sampling.
Connecticut officials outlined a $25 million voting-tabulator upgrade, changes to voting administration and three recent federal court victories described by the state.
Lexington announced July 1, 2026, that it will make $3 million available for community-based opioid-abatement initiatives.
Puerto Rico authorized a coastal luxury development valued at an estimated $2 billion in the island’s southwest, as Gov. Jenniffer González Colón separately declared a water-use emergency and activated the National Guard.
Augusta’s official City Council archive lists a July 16, 2026 business meeting and provides agenda and packet materials, creating a public record for reviewing the council’s work after the city’s June election.
Kansas’ statewide primary is Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026. Shawnee County began early voting July 20 at its election office in Topeka.
Augusta announced that remaining City Hall offices, including Development Services and Assessing, moved to a four-day operating schedule effective July 13, 2026.
Jefferson County was selected for Site Selection magazine’s annual “America’s Best Counties” economic-development ranking, Mayor Craig Greenberg highlighted July 17, 2026.
An Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau estimate cited by Axios Atlanta put hotel room nights booked from June 13 through July 16 at 442,000 as city leaders reviewed the city’s World Cup hosting period.
Hartford City Council held a virtual public hearing July 20, 2026, on proposed changes to the Civilian Police Review Board. The reviewed record does not show a final council action.