UI Health holds back-to-school health and resource fair in Chicago
UI Health held its Back-to-School Health and Resource Fair in Chicago on Aug. 1, 2026, offering a community-health and resource-access touchpoint ahead of the school year.
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Kansas voters to decide whether Supreme Court justices should be elected
Kansas voters will decide Aug. 4 whether to amend the state constitution to replace the current Supreme Court selection system with elections, with future procedures to be set by law if the measure passes.
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Huntsville police report 11 DUI arrests during Fourth of July enforcement
Huntsville police reported 11 DUI arrests during Fourth of July holiday enforcement, compared with eight arrests in the comparable 2025 period.
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Boise Foothills trail closures continue after Claremont Fire
Some Boise Foothills trails have reopened, but others in and around Hulls Gulch and Military Reserve remained closed as Claremont Fire containment work continued.
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Free Mondays at McKennan concert series continues Aug. 3 with Jami Lynn
Folk performer Jami Lynn is scheduled to play the free Mondays at McKennan concert at 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3, at the McKennan Park Bandshell.
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Wichita names Michael Mire as next fire chief ahead of Aug. 24 transition
Wichita City Manager Dennis Marstall has appointed Michael Mire as the city’s next fire chief after a national search. Mire is expected to assume command Aug. 24, replacing retiring Chief Elizabeth Snow.
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North Dakota lawmakers form interim AI and data-center committee
North Dakota legislative leaders announced an interim committee to examine whether state laws and policies are prepared for artificial intelligence and data-center development.
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Montgomery confirms candidates for Sept. 1 District 3 special election
Montgomery has announced the final qualified candidate list for the Sept. 1 special election to fill the vacant City Council District 3 seat.
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Denver City Council postpones final vote on entertainment-licensing overhaul after nightclub shooting
Denver City Council postponed final action on Council Bill 26-0921, a proposed overhaul of entertainment and cabaret licensing that could allow eligible nightlife venues to stay open until 4 a.m. The item was rescheduled for Aug. 3.
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Oklahoma governor orders statewide review of public-school spending ahead of Aug. 31 deadline
Gov. Kevin Stitt has directed a statewide review of transparency in public-school spending, with a completed report due to his office by Aug. 31, 2026.