Philadelphia Tackles Gun Violence with Multi-Faceted Community Partnerships
Philadelphia's multi-faceted approach to reducing gun violence is highlighted during National Gun Violence Awareness Month, detailing partnerships focused on creating safer environments and promoting firearm safety, particularly among youth.
Akron Celebrates Bicentennial with Week-Long Festivities and Historic Parade
Akron celebrates its 200th anniversary with a week-long bash, including the Heart of Akron Festival, a grand parade, and a fireworks display. Special events also include a food tasting event and the sale of a bicentennial history book.
Lawrenceville Sets Ambitious $227.7M Budget for FY 2026, Maintaining Millage Rate amidst Tax Digest Growth
The Lawrenceville Mayor and City Council approve a $227.7 million budget for FY 2026, maintaining a 3.26 millage rate but causing an effective tax increase due to a larger tax digest.
Marietta Holds Steady on Property Tax Rate for 24th Year Amid Public Hearings on Fiscal Strategy
Marietta maintains its tax millage rate at 4.692 mills for the 24th year despite property value increases, while offering a homestead exemption to alleviate potential homeowner burdens. Public hearings are scheduled to discuss this fiscal decision.
STL Art Place Initiative Partners with CDA to Transform Vacant St. Louis Homes into Affordable Artist Residences
The STL Art Place Initiative and the Community Development Administration are converting vacant properties in St. Louis into affordable homes for artists, aiming to create 20 homes within 3-5 years.
Cleveland and Lakewood Mayors Demand PUCO Probe into FirstEnergy After Outages Leave Thousands in the Dark
Ohio officials ask for a probe into FirstEnergy after power outages affect over 100,000. They cite non-weather-related failures and impacts on residents and businesses in a letter to PUCO.












