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Port St. Lucie Allocates $24 Million Waste-Pro Settlement as Property Tax Credits

City leaders applied the payout as tax credits to residential property owners, prompting debate over eligibility and fairness for residents who endured months of uncollected trash.

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States, Schools, and Cities Move to Replace César Chávez Honors After Abuse Findings

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Leaders Cancel César Chávez Day Events and Seek Renamings After Abuse Investigation

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Scottsdale Board Votes 3–2 to Close Pima, Echo Canyon Schools for 2026–27

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Lafayette Sets 2026 Mardi Gras Parade Back on Jefferson Street as Calls Grow for Wider Input

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8mo ago

St. Petersburg Pauses Vote on Inclusive Flag Variations After Mural Removals

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Police Reject ‘Escort’ Claims as Cherry Picker Flag Push Blocks Stirchley Road

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8mo ago

Derby Starts Removing Unauthorised Flags as Police Investigate Threat Against Councillor

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9mo ago

Alberta Moves to Cap Municipal Tax Hikes and Reinstate Universal Conduct Code

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Austin’s New City Logo Faces Backlash and Petition Ahead of Oct. 1 Rollout

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Novato Seniors Lift Bid for Marin Valley Mobile Home Park as Council Sets Sept. 9 Closed-Session Review

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Councils Divide Over Lamppost Flags as Police Investigate Painted Crosses

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Canada Grapples With 35% U.S. Tariffs and Criticism of Conditional Palestine Recognition

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Oilers win 4-1 to seize 3-1 lead over Stars, one win from Stanley Cup Final

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Five Years After George Floyd’s Death, Progress on Racial Justice Faces Reversals

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London Teen Charged Following Violent Downtown Altercation

Community Engagement

Port St. Lucie Allocates $24 Million Waste-Pro Settlement as Property Tax Credits

Red Oak Approves 830-Acre Data Center as Counties Press for More Control

Toronto Backs Mostly Free Access to World Cup Fan Festival After Backlash

Kansas City Council Backs $600 Million Plan for Downtown Royals Ballpark

Mesa Council Approves Falcon Field Landing Fees Effective May 1

States, Schools, and Cities Move to Replace César Chávez Honors After Abuse Findings

Leaders Cancel César Chávez Day Events and Seek Renamings After Abuse Investigation

Scottsdale Board Votes 3–2 to Close Pima, Echo Canyon Schools for 2026–27

Lafayette Sets 2026 Mardi Gras Parade Back on Jefferson Street as Calls Grow for Wider Input

St. Petersburg Pauses Vote on Inclusive Flag Variations After Mural Removals

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Community Engagement

Police Reject ‘Escort’ Claims as Cherry Picker Flag Push Blocks Stirchley Road

Derby Starts Removing Unauthorised Flags as Police Investigate Threat Against Councillor

Alberta Moves to Cap Municipal Tax Hikes and Reinstate Universal Conduct Code

Austin’s New City Logo Faces Backlash and Petition Ahead of Oct. 1 Rollout

Novato Seniors Lift Bid for Marin Valley Mobile Home Park as Council Sets Sept. 9 Closed-Session Review

Councils Divide Over Lamppost Flags as Police Investigate Painted Crosses

Canada Grapples With 35% U.S. Tariffs and Criticism of Conditional Palestine Recognition

Oilers win 4-1 to seize 3-1 lead over Stars, one win from Stanley Cup Final

Five Years After George Floyd’s Death, Progress on Racial Justice Faces Reversals

London Teen Charged Following Violent Downtown Altercation

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