Carson City sends 2026-27 property-tax bills; first payment due Aug. 17
Carson City says its 2026-27 real-property-tax bills have been prepared and sent, with the first installment due Aug. 17, 2026.
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West Las Vegas youth arts camp performance scheduled for Aug. 1
The City of Las Vegas lists a 2 p.m. Aug. 1 performance by its Performing & Visual Arts Summer Camp at West Las Vegas Theatre.
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Missoula County seeks producer for planned three-night Western Montana Fair motorsports event
Missoula County has issued a request for proposals for a planned three-night motorsports program at the Missoula County Fairgrounds during the expanded 2026 Western Montana Fair.
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Henderson highlights drone use in monsoon-storm preparation
The City of Henderson says year-round preparedness work includes high-tech drones used to help prepare for monsoon storms.
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Heat dome raises wildfire risk across Montana as Billings’ 111°F reading remains a key marker
A heat dome extending from Arizona to Montana is bringing dangerous heat and heightened wildfire risk. Billings reached 111°F on July 12, though the available report does not provide a new local temperature for Aug. 1.
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Denver opens cooling centers as late-July heat sets daily records
Denver opened recreation centers and libraries for cooling during a late-July extreme-heat episode as daily heat records were set and July tracked toward one of the city’s hottest on record.
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Minnesota keeps burning restrictions in four northern counties as wildfire planning level remains IV
Minnesota’s July 31 wildfire situation report listed burning restrictions in Koochiching, St. Louis, Lake and Cook counties while the statewide planning level remained IV.
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Minneapolis selects Trellis for first phase of former Kmart site redevelopment
The City of Minneapolis has selected Trellis to lead Phase 1 of the New Nicollet redevelopment at the former Kmart site in South Minneapolis.
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New Orleans launches Canal Street Renaissance Initiative for 15-block downtown corridor
Mayor Helena Moreno has created the Canal Street Renaissance Initiative, a coordinated city effort focused first on repairs, cleanliness, safety and enforcement along a 15-block stretch of Canal Street.
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Illinois EV rebate application window opens with up to $4,000 for qualifying low-income buyers
Illinois residents who bought qualifying new or used all-electric vehicles can apply for state rebates through Dec. 31, 2026, subject to program rules and available funding.