The EPA awarded Pima County a $492,681 grant to remove hazardous materials from a former wastewater facility, aiding its transformation into community greenspace.

Los Angeles launches The Arlington, an affordable housing development with 84 supportive homes for low-income residents, built on a former oil site. It's part of efforts to tackle homelessness and environmental injustice.

MGM Resorts and Marriott are converting Delano Las Vegas into a W Hotels brand with bookings already soaring, and reciprocal benefits for loyalty program members.

The St. Louis Sports Authority is suing to block the Los Angeles Rams from buying their former training center for $1, contending a deal made in 1995.

San Antonio's Northside is set to welcome Elsewhere Too, a new bar featuring a 52-foot Ferris wheel and unique aesthetics, including a Victorian greenhouse for private events, artistic decor, and plans to open by June 2025.

Symmetry Cos. plans to develop luxury homes at Talking Rock Ranch in Prescott, with homes starting at $1.55 million, continuing their upscale residential development focus.

Travis County judge temporarily halts a contested industrial park construction near Bee Cave, TX, for 14 days amidst legal action from the city and local residents over concerns of noise, light pollution, and traffic safety.

Goodyear to open Arizona's first Buc-ee's by Christmas 2025 with 74,000 sq ft space, 120 fuel stations, and 200 jobs. Construction begins at I-10 and Bullard Ave.

San Antonio launches a $35 million strategy against domestic violence as part of the city's Violence Prevention Strategic Plan, with various efforts including public campaigns and emergency aid.

Attorney General Raoul leads a coalition to support HUD's Discriminatory Effects Rule amidst the homeowners insurance industry's lawsuit challenging it, emphasizing the rule's importance in combating housing discrimination.

Fort Collins invites business owners to the Business Engagement Kick Off for Phase 2 of the Land Use Code update on Oct. 23, aiming to foster mixed-use development and streamline processes.

Groundbreaking has begun on a new affordable housing complex in Oakland's Chinatown, aimed at seniors and including units for former homeless individuals, with an expected opening in summer 2026.

The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center in Austin plans to expand, enhancing its gardens and educational facilities, with Studio Outside leading the design. No start date is announced.