Community gathers 9 days after deadly Fairfield graduation shooting to mourn, reflect
The city of Fairfield has organized a community vigil less than 10 days after an 18-year-old was shot and killed after a graduation ceremony.
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Philadelphia opens over 60 pools and spraygrounds for summer 2026: Full list
The City of Philadelphia is opening over 60 public pools on a rolling schedule and operating 115 spraygrounds this summer, with seven pools closed for major capital improvements.
Sioux Falls road construction projects to affect traffic within the city (Week of June 15)
The City of Sioux Falls announced several road construction projects that will begin on Monday, June 15, and will impact travel in parts of the city.
City of Providence sues fire truck companies
The city of Providence is suing the major manufacturers of fire trucks, claiming they’ve consolidated competition causing significantly higher prices.
‘Too little, too late’: Residents and advocates urge Camden to permanently shut down scrap metal recycler
The city suspended EMR’s junkyard license for the facility where the latest fire occurred, and will reevaluate the suspension next month.
Tulsa City Council delays budget vote
The City Council delayed a vote on Mayor Monroe's proposed budget. The budget, proposed in April needs the council to sign off.
Broken Arrow to consider pause on new data centers
The City of Broken Arrow announced it would consider a 6--month moratorium on new data centers at its Monday, June 15 City Council meeting.
Wooster spray ground closed for the 2026 season
The city of Wooster shared Saturday that the Knight’s Field Spray Ground will not open for the 2026 season.
City of Rochester says Wyndham Hotel is ordered to close after safety concerns
The City of Rochester has ordered Wyndham Hotel, located at 32-70 State St., to close. The city says critical fire and building code violations haven't been addressed to the city's requirements.
Keep it local for a joyous 250th celebration
The city always does it up right for the Fourth of July. Well, almost always. There was that one time in 2014 when they had Don McLean playing an acoustic, solo set at The Field of Dreams right after they ha...
City of Omaha acquires 25-acre ‘Home Plate’ property for future soccer stadium
The City of Omaha has taken ownership of a 25-acre lot in north downtown that will be home to a professional soccer stadium.
Heading to Memorial Stadium to watch the Savannah Bananas? Here’s what you need to know
The City of Lincoln and Lincoln Police Department provided resources and reminders to avoid traffic and parking challenges.
Bringing Bozeman Creek into the light
The city’s namesake creek has been subject to a network of tunnels and culverts below downtown for over a century. What if it wasn’t?
City of Jackson hosts data center education forum
The city of Jackson wants to make sure residents are informed about data centers and what they could mean for the capital city.
Elderly, disabled public housing residents in Salem slam city over broken elevators
The city recently spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to modernize elevators. But residents say they remain unreliable.
Keiser begins $500,000 drainage project to fix decades of flooding
The city of Keiser is moving ahead with a drainage overhaul on the northeast side of town, an area that has dealt with heavy flooding for decades.
The city council calls for a public hearing on July 14 to revoke All Weather Roofing's license.
The city council calls for a public hearing on July 14 to revoke All Weather Roofing's license.
Central Mass Gators 7U ranked number one
The city based Central Mass Gators 7U flag football team is continuing their stellar winning streak, and their head coach is thrilled to share that they are now ranked number one in the world by a sports out...
Ironton drivers may see crews in streets next week 1 MIN READ
The City of Ironton is asking drivers to watch for workers around town who are trying to locate the lead service line. Workers from engineering firm, Arcadis, will be conducting […]
Joplin announces cleanup of stretch of Joplin Creek
The city of Joplin has announced a comprehensive debris and litter removal project along about 1.2 miles of the Joplin Creek corridor adjacent to Murphy Boulevard in Landreth Park beginning
Bismarck warning sirens undergoing maintenance
The city of Bismarck will perform preventive maintenance on outdoor warning sirens on Thursday and Friday.
Mayor Helena Moreno announces task force created to address blight
The City of New Orleans has announced a new task force to address blighted properties across the city.
Body of 5-year-old swept away at Laguna Beach found along coastline The City of Laguna Beach said the sight...
The City of Laguna Beach said the sighting occurred 250 to 300 yards offshore of Christmas Cove, about one-quarter mile north of the area where the girl was initially swept away.
Chicago made progress on transit-oriented development 5 years after policy push, report says
The city adopted a framework for equitable transit-oriented development, and while progress has been made, there is more work to be done to encourage development in the South and West sides.