Albany mayor sets Aug. 15 deadline for midyear budget update
Mayor Dorcey Applyrs said Albany’s administration will provide the Common Council with a comprehensive midyear budget update by Aug. 15 as it works on fiscal stabilization.
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South Burlington announces first Market Street street-soccer tournament
South Burlington announced its first Market Street Street Soccer Tournament, a 3v3-plus-goalkeeper competition in the city center organized with the Vermont Air National Guard.
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Virginia Beach voters face Aug. 4 primary deadline amid new city election rules
Virginia Beach voters are scheduled to take part in Virginia’s Aug. 4, 2026 primary, with the city election office providing early in-person and absentee voting information for the election cycle.
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South Dakota Republican governor runoff set for Aug. 4 as voting and recount rules take focus
South Dakota’s Republican gubernatorial primary runoff is scheduled for Aug. 4. Voters who did not participate in the June primary may still vote, while campaigns will be watching initial county returns and the state’s recount threshold.
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Burlington police arrest suspect after early-morning Church Street fight
Burlington police arrested a suspect after a city emergency communications specialist observed a physical fight on a city-owned security camera near City Hall at about 4:01 a.m. July 26, according to the city.
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Lewiston opens nomination process for mayor, council and school-board seats
Lewiston began distributing nomination papers June 22 for a Nov. 3 municipal election that will include the mayor’s office, three City Council seats and four School Committee seats.
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Jefferson City voters to decide tax renewal affecting cybersecurity and AI purchases
Jefferson City voters will decide Aug. 4 whether to renew a half-cent capital-improvement sales tax that funds municipal technology, including servers, cybersecurity software, aerial mapping and unspecified AI tools.
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Harrisburg Council leaves $1.9 million parks funding proposal unresolved after missed grant deadlines
Harrisburg City Council considered shifting about $1.9 million from existing department budgets as the city faced a reported $4.2 million gap tied to delayed park work and missed grant deadlines.
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Jersey City audit finds at least 3,251 police cases were not properly reported from 2021 through 2024
An internal city audit found at least 3,251 Jersey City police cases from 2021 through 2024 were not properly entered into the FBI reporting system. The city says it will use 2025 data as its baseline going forward.
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Concord City Council approves satisfactory review, 2.5% raise for City Manager Tom Aspell
Concord City Council gave City Manager Tom Aspell a satisfactory performance review and approved a 2.5% raise, as Councilor Stacey Brown raised concerns about $5.4 million in reserve-fund transfers.