Maryland’s Independent Investigations Division has identified Maurice Daniels and six Baltimore Police Department officers involved in a July 5 fatal police-involved shooting. The state investigation remains active.
A Huntington capital-improvement project is being developed to address recurring flooding on 3rd and 5th avenues, with officials saying the work is intended to help water recede faster.
RIDOT scheduled a temporary trial on Main Avenue beginning July 10, 2026, reducing a Route 113 segment from four lanes to one travel lane in each direction with a center turn lane.
A final forensic audit released July 8 identified $54.2 million in Memphis-Shelby County Schools transactions as potential fraud, waste or abuse, intensifying accountability questions as the district prepares for 2026-27.
The Indianapolis City-County Council has passed a moratorium on data-center projects as city officials prepare draft standards for how large server farms could be reviewed and developed.
St. Mary’s Hospital resumed medical oncology services in Lewiston on July 7 through a collaboration with MaineGeneral’s Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care in Augusta.
Fort Smith has made candidate packets available for the 2026 mayoral election and Director-at-Large Positions 5, 6 and 7. The city says candidates must file during a seven-day period in August, but its election page does not list the exact filing dates.
Massachusetts’ 2026 state primary is scheduled for Sept. 1, followed by the Nov. 3 general election. State materials also set out early-voting administration and cost-certification work for both elections.
Connecticut health officials reported a second confirmed measles case of 2026 on June 29, involving a Hartford County resident exposed through an earlier identified case.
The Oklahoma Wildcatters completed their first home competition of the 2026 PBR Teams season, hosting Wildcatter Days from July 31 through Aug. 2 at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City.