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The controller says access to the records is important because taxpayers could be responsible if the Olympics exceed their budget.

(KLZA)– Community Medical Center in Falls City was targeted by what appears to have been a Russian hacker group over the weekend creating major issues for the hospital in Falls City.

When a resident contacted Suisun City in California with an unusual question about salvage rights to a sunken vessel in the harbour, finding an answer would normally have involved an exhaustive search of municipal records alongside a time-consuming consultation with a range of colleagues. Instead, Susie, the city’s AI-powered telephone and web assistant, found the…

Advantage Services, a Salt Lake City nonprofit that provides jobs for people facing barriers to employment, has furloughed 110 employees as it struggles with a $1 million cut to its largest city contract and sharply rising insurance costs.

City leaders want to look closely at every single financial document. They need clear answers about public funds. The upcoming Summer Olympic planning involves massive budgets. People demand complete transparency from local organizers. Financial checks protect taxpayers from unexpected debt.

A cluster of artificial intelligence filmmaking startups has been quietly setting up shop inside Culver City office buildings once occupied by more traditional entertainment tenants, drawn by cheap space, proximity to major studios, and a belief that generative tools can remake how movies and shows get made. Mike Gioia, a founder of the AI on…

Explore Denton on the Impact Mapstories, offers and moreCaleb Gottry 1 min read Published October 16, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. CT

City Power wants a platform to monitor prepaid electricity purchases in near-real-time. (Graphic: Nicola Mawson | Pexels)

HO CHI MINH CITY: After 40 years of Doi Moi (Renewal), Ho Chi Minh City is entering a new phase of development, seeking to bring together capital, technology, people, infrastructure, and markets to raise productivity and strengthen competitiveness.

Asheville City Council has approved a $265,000 investment from Downtown Municipal Service District (MSD) sales tax revenue to support downtown businesses during upcoming construction projects and replace aging seasonal decorations through a City of Asheville and Asheville Downtown Improvement District (ADID) partnership. This will be done through two special initiatives managed by ADID: