The NSF Great Plains I-Corps Hub’s Ag45 cohort will bring scheduled panels and lectures to Fargo from Sept. 15-18 as part of a seven-session program aimed at agricultural-technology commercialization.
New Mexico state senators Bill Soules and Joseph Cervantes have announced an Aug. 11 listening session on Project Jupiter, a proposed AI data-center development in southern New Mexico.
Northdale Superintendent’s Academy will relocate from Cletus Drive to the Belfair campus on Fairfields Avenue for the 2026-27 school year after a July 23 board approval.
Birmingham has opened a procurement for the study, design and development of a landfill-gas-to-energy project, with proposals due Sept. 21.
Nashville has reached two implementation milestones in its voter-approved Choose How You Move transportation program: a July 8 groundbreaking for its first Complete Street and the June 26 start of project development for the Nolensville Pike All-Access Corridor.
A Sioux Falls reconstruction project on sections of 42nd and 46th streets remains in construction, with both streets closed inside the work area and a posted completion date of Sept. 11, 2026.
Billings City Council is scheduled to discuss Billings 2045 Plan amendments and updates at an Aug. 3 work session, after city records listed related plan-adoption items for July 27.
Gov. Larry Rhoden and businessman Toby Doeden faced off July 28 after neither cleared South Dakota’s 35% threshold in the June primary. Official final results were not included in the approved source packet.
Jackson City Council has paused data-center construction as the city drafts regulations, following a public hearing that drew concerns about limited room for residents to attend and speak.
Texas candidates seeking write-in status for the Nov. 3, 2026, general election have until Aug. 17 to file a declaration of write-in candidacy, according to the Secretary of State’s official calendar.