Henderson City Council rejected Mayor Michelle Romero’s proposed 180-day pause on new data-center applications and directed staff to prepare updated development-agreement standards.
Wyoming’s 2026 election calendar sets Aug. 3 as the end of the declaration-of-intent period for specified judicial candidates and a voter-registration deadline before the Aug. 18 primary.
Denver police released body-camera footage and additional details July 14 about a July 5 officer-involved shooting involving a suspect with a knife. A multi-agency investigation remains active.
USA Track & Field Colorado has listed the 2026 USATF Colorado 1 Mile Championships for Aug. 7 in Fort Collins on its official competition calendar.
Gov. Brad Little signed Executive Order 2026-06, granting eligible Idaho executive-branch employees paid leave July 2 and July 6, 2026, in addition to the state-observed Independence Day holiday July 3.
The Arizona Diamondbacks reached MLB’s Aug. 3 trade deadline while competing for National League wild-card position, after already trading four veterans during the season.
Santa Fe County commissioners unanimously approved an 18-month moratorium on new data-center development while staff work on permanent standards. The ordinance lowers the review threshold to 1 megawatt and adds environmental-justice, cumulative-impact and monitoring provisions.
New Mexico’s Economic Development Department announced annual LEADS awards for projects in 11 counties, backing industrial-site preparation, business attraction and redevelopment efforts. The announcement did not provide a total award amount or project-by-project job estimates.
West Valley City officials are planning increased safety protocols for WestFest 2026 after a deadly shooting at the prior year’s festival, KSL.com reported.
A proposed Sacramento initiative filed with the city clerk would add a half-cent transactions-and-use tax on taxable sales and create a local transportation funding program, but it has not been confirmed for the November ballot.