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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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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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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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Cleveland Safety Plan Results And Next Steps

Cleveland Safety Plan results show reported crime reductions, youth programs, and resident steps for tracking public safety progress. Continue reading →

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Des Moines Budget Cuts: How Residents Can Engage

Des Moines Budget Cuts affected public safety and services; learn what changed and how residents can follow future budget action. Continue reading →

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WCCUSD LCAP Updates: Budget And Public Input

WCCUSD LCAP updates show a June 24 adopted plan, new budget figures, and stronger advisory input for local families. Continue reading →

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Boulder school closures: Parent Civic Guide

Boulder school closures proposal heads to a Sept. 22 vote, with four elementary closures and fall 2027 changes parents should track. Continue reading →

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Pender County Schools Budget and Therapy Update

Pender County Schools budget actions shaped staffing, services, and school-based therapy decisions for the 2026-2027 year. Continue reading →

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MGSD Budget Approved As $88.16 Million Plan

MGSD Budget approval sets an $88.16 million plan for 2026-2027, with inflation, labor costs, reserves, and local oversight in view. Continue reading →

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