Rep. David Schweikert leaves his congressional seat to run for Arizona governor, joining a crowded Republican primary field without Trump's endorsement, sparking GOP internal conflicts and Democratic critique.

Councilmember Marina Alderete Gavito of San Antonio calls on SAWS and the Edwards Aquifer Authority for their stances on a proposed wastewater facility, citing public and environmental health concerns.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces the FY26 grant cycle, dedicating $1.25 million to support immigrant access to legal aid, mental health services, and community strengthening programs.

Pierce County allocated $3.1 million to address youth homelessness, funding six initiatives to help this demographic secure stable housing, as part of the HUD's Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program.

Fairview Park voters to decide on a levy renewal for fire and emergency services funding, which won't raise taxes but is vital for maintaining services and staff.

A University of Cincinnati student, Adam Wolshire, secures a co-op with Lego in Denmark, fulfilling his dream and contributing to the company's legacy of joy and creativity.

Milwaukee County residents can participate in shaping the 2026 budget through public hearings and town hall events, with the County Executive set to present the budget on September 30.

Philadelphia introduces a new 5-in-1 application for property tax relief, simplifying access to various homeowner programs like Homestead Exemption and LOOP, aimed at aiding seniors and low-income residents.

ODOT's projects cause closures and detours in Oklahoma City, impacting I-44, I-240, US-77, and I-40 with various ramp and lane closures for construction and resurfacing until 2026.

Baltimore's Mayor announced a new $48M PILOT deal with the city's largest nonprofits, doubling their financial contributions by 2030, to support the local economy and community health.

The Oak Ridge Reservation is set for ecological restoration with a $42 million plan for projects like vegetation restoration and recreational improvements, reflecting its Manhattan Project legacy and Superfund site contamination.

The U.S. government has shut down due to budget disagreements, with Trump and Congress at an impasse, affecting federal employees' jobs. The deadlock impacts fiscal priorities and has led to the third shutdown during Trump's terms.

Pittsburgh's preliminary 2026 budget avoids layoffs and tax hikes, focusing on infrastructure and safety investments. The Gainey administration aims for fiscal responsibility despite a challenging financial period.