UAMS and Arkansas Children’s present school-based mental health symposium
UAMS and Arkansas Children’s Hospital presented a free two-day symposium focused on school-based supports for children’s mental health, autism and developmental differences.
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Indianapolis Public Education Corporation pursues four-year referendum for IPS and boundary-area charter schools
The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation is pursuing a proposed four-year operating referendum that would support IPS schools and public charter schools serving students within the IPS boundary.
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Dozens of Kentucky laws from 2026 session take effect during July; LRC leadership change set for Aug. 1
Kentucky began implementing dozens of laws enacted in the 2026 legislative session, with effective dates varying under the state’s constitutional rules and individual statutes.
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New Haven Board of Zoning Appeals schedules Aug. 11 hearing for land-use matters
New Haven’s Board of Zoning Appeals is scheduled to meet Aug. 11, following a July 17 filing deadline for matters seeking an August hearing.
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Albany releases violence-prevention strategy, reports 15 new police officers
Albany’s July 24 progress report outlines 30 recommendations across four policy areas, a data-driven violence-prevention strategy and city-reported police staffing gains.
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Charlotte appoints Rob Harrington to serve as mayor through 2027
Charlotte City Council appointed Rob Harrington to fill the vacancy created by Vi Lyles’ resignation. Harrington was sworn in July 1 as Charlotte’s 60th mayor and will serve through December 2027.
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Gulfport submits nearly $12 million in coastal restoration infrastructure requests
Gulfport submitted three projects totaling nearly $12 million for consideration in the 2026 Gulf Coast Restoration Fund cycle, which closed Aug. 1.
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Pittsburgh prepares for National Night Out neighborhood events on Aug. 4
Pittsburgh is assisting residents and neighborhood groups as they prepare National Night Out block parties, festivals, cookouts and similar gatherings for Tuesday, Aug. 4.
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Concord police headquarters project reaches July construction-update stage
Concord’s official project page now includes a July 2026 construction update for the planned replacement police headquarters at 4 Bouton St.
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Miami-Dade, World Cup host committee declare five-week tournament operation complete
Miami-Dade County and the FIFA World Cup 2026 Miami Host Committee said July 20 that their South Florida World Cup operation had concluded after five weeks of competition.