More than $20 million in FEMA flood-recovery funding was announced for Vermont, with nearly $12 million identified for permanent repairs and resilience upgrades at Montpelier municipal facilities damaged in 2023.
Missouri’s Amendment 4 would require citizen-led constitutional amendments to win a statewide majority and majorities in each of the state’s eight congressional districts. A separate coalition-backed initiative is undergoing signature verification for a possible November ballot.
Des Moines is expected to publish early-August results from an online feedback process on possible savings, revenue and service options tied to projected general-fund gaps in fiscal years 2028 and 2029.
Richmond voters face the Virginia state primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 4, with the city directing residents to official resources for ballot and polling-place information.
Newark’s Municipal Council authorized an application for $536,168 in state funding for a street-resurfacing project, but the record does not identify streets or a construction date.
Cheyenne Recreation lists Aug. 3 as the start of its 2026 adult-sports season, with registration and fee information available through the city program.
Milwaukee Bucks guard Brayden Burries has been selected to the 2026 NBA All-Summer League First Team, a league-level honor following the summer competition.
Birmingham officials say two recent deaths at the Birmingham City Jail remain under investigation. The city reported preliminary reviews found no foul play, while laboratory testing and medical reviews continue.
An executive order signed by Mayor Mary Sheffield directs all proceeds from sales of city-owned commercial property to Detroit’s Affordable Housing Development and Preservation Trust Fund, with requirements for who the fund serves and how long supported units stay affordable.
Harrisburg City Council approved federal housing and community-development funding allocations, an Allison Hill apartment project and a $1.9 million park-project reallocation at its July 14 meeting.