Montgomery releases final candidate list for District 3 special election
The City of Montgomery has announced the final slate of qualified candidates for the vacant District 3 City Council seat. The special election is scheduled for Sept. 1, 2026.
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Mandela Barnes exits Wisconsin Democratic governor primary days before Aug. 11 election
Former Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes withdrew from the Democratic primary for governor on July 30, less than two weeks before the Aug. 11 statewide primary.
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South Dakota requests federal disaster declaration for June–July severe-storm damage
Gov. Larry Rhoden has requested a presidential major-disaster declaration for eight South Dakota counties and the Crow Creek and Lower Brule reservations after severe storms from June 28 through July 3.
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Wildfire forces evacuation order and 70-mile Interstate 84 closure in eastern Oregon
The Fox Fire prompted a Level 3 “Go Now” evacuation order for Huntington and closed approximately 70 miles of Interstate 84 near the Oregon-Idaho line on July 27.
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North Dakota opens registration for Sept. 3 Global Talent Summit
The North Dakota Department of Commerce opened registration July 10 for the 2026 Global Talent Summit, a full-day workforce event scheduled for Sept. 3. The announced early-bird rate was $40 through Aug. 3.
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ArtsWA board schedules virtual Aug. 4 meeting
The Washington State Arts Commission board is scheduled to meet virtually on Aug. 4, 2026, according to an official ArtsWA board meeting packet.
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Denver Health receives DNV Primary Stroke Center certification
Denver Health says it has received DNV Primary Stroke Center certification, a designation concerning organized stroke-care capabilities at the Denver safety-net hospital.
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Nevada officials announce permanent block on federal election-order provisions
A federal court granted nearly all of a multistate coalition’s summary-judgment motion and permanently barred enforcement of challenged federal election-order provisions, Nevada officials said.
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Denver’s 2027 budget proposals center on housing, public safety and city services
Denver City Council members outlined an eight-part framework for the 2027 budget process, identifying housing, public safety, infrastructure, public health and basic city services among the central priorities.
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Olympia schedules Festival of the St̓əč̓as community culture event for Aug. 14
The Festival of the St̓əč̓as is scheduled for Aug. 14 at Heritage Park, with programming focused on Squaxin culture, the Deschutes Estuary and community outreach.