Weekend floods pushed water into Metairie Road shops and left owners demanding faster drainage fixes. Officials point to Causeway work and state funding but say projects take time.

HVN Development filed permits for a five‑story, 78‑unit fully affordable building at 12025 W. Hoffman St. in Studio City. The project joins a wave of ED1‑backed affordable proposals across the Valley.

A Baltimore City Council bill would cap private towing at $250, require credit‑card payments and curb patrol towing after residents reported surprise fees.

State and county grants push DeBary's Alexander Island toward an initial public opening, with parking, trails and river access planned for late 2026.

A 29-year-old court officer recruit collapsed on a training run in Crown Heights last Friday and died the next day; the city's medical examiner will review the death.

Workbar will open a 10,000‑sq‑ft coworking hub inside Somerville's USQ redevelopment, returning to Union Square as the neighborhood fills in with labs and offices.

Austin Energy raised its residential solar rebate to $4,000 for systems above 3 kW. Here’s who qualifies, how to apply and what changed after federal credits ended.

Tax Foundation data, highlighted by The Oregonian, finds small eastern Oregon counties such as Gilliam, Wheeler and Lake among the state's cheapest places to own a home.

New apartments and a food hall haven't turned into steady customers for Downtown Hollywood shops. Owners point to parking, permitting and competition from Dania Pointe.

An appeals court sided with Ohio City residents and remanded a zoning variance, halting plans to convert LMM's Franklin Boulevard building into a youth drop‑in center. The decision keeps the long‑delayed project tied up in court.

H‑E‑B will add a True Texas BBQ counter to its Saratoga Boulevard H‑E‑B plus! during a $32.3M remodel. The store will be the first True Texas BBQ in the Coastal Bend.

A two-alarm blaze tore through a north Columbus townhome early Tuesday; one person was hospitalized and the cause is under investigation.

TDOT will hold July 20–21 public meetings on a PEL study of Nashville’s downtown inner loop. The study will guide long‑term changes to the I‑65/I‑24/I‑40/I‑440 network.