Columbus Data Centers Face Utility Cost Debate

Columbus Data Centers legislation asks city utilities to review rates as council weighs development, infrastructure costs, and residents’ bills. Continue reading →

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Gardner Edgerton Budget Cuts After Tax Vote

Gardner Edgerton Budget Cuts followed a failed September tax vote. Here is what changed, who is affected, and what residents can track. Continue reading →

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Miami-Dade School Tax Renewal On Ballot

Miami-Dade School Tax Renewal on the November 3, 2026 ballot would continue a one-mill levy for pay, safety and operations. Continue reading →

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Bossier Parish autonomy after 61 years of oversight

Bossier Parish autonomy marks a local school governance shift after a 2026 joint motion to end federal desegregation oversight. Continue reading →

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Detroit Tax Breaks Face New Accountability Rules

Detroit tax breaks now face new background-check controls, adding developer-review steps before public hearings for incentive requests. Continue reading →

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Brownwood ISD Election Canceled For Trustees

Brownwood ISD election update: trustees canceled the Nov. 3, 2026 vote after four board seats drew no contested races, changing Place 1. Continue reading →

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Colorado Springs Furlough Plan Heads to Council

Colorado Springs Furlough proposal would restore pay for Nov. 25, 2026, after stronger tax collections; council approval is still required. Continue reading →

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CivicPlus Innovation Labs and City AI Services

CivicPlus Innovation Labs launched on September 2, 2026, giving local governments a new way to test AI tools with resident input. Continue reading →

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Cambridge Civic Assembly Opens Tech Talks

Cambridge Civic Assembly signups are open for invited households as the city reviews surveillance tools and public comment options. Continue reading →

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Phoenix First Fridays Pilot Starts October 2

Phoenix’s First Fridays Pilot begins October 2, with new private-property permits for artists and no street or alley closures downtown. Continue reading →

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