Boulder unveils Boulder Mod, a collaborative modular home factory aimed at boosting affordable housing and providing educational opportunities for students.

Branded Bills is relocating its headquarters to Tempe, Arizona, nearly tripling its space and consolidating 140 employees as part of its expansion strategy.

Hollywood Hills residents are troubled by neglect and vandalism at two mansions owned by John Powers Middleton, with local law enforcement frequently called to the scene.

A former nursing home in Pittsburgh will be redeveloped into an "urban senior village" by the Jewish Association on Aging, adding 90 new units including personal care and independent living facilities.

Las Vegas's Tropicana Hotel towers are scheduled for demolition to make way for a MLB stadium, with a $1.2 million implosion planned, including a fireworks and drone show event.

Anaheim's Planning Commission approved revised plans for the OCVibe project near the Honda Center, including more residential units and less office space, with a final decision by the City Council expected in October.

Orange County is considering the sale of land intended for a Pulse Museum via a sealed bid process, after the original plans did not come to fruition.

Minneapolis is seeking developers to revitalize George Floyd Square, with a focus on community input. The RFQ emphasizes social justice and racial healing, with a deadline for applications on November 22.

Chandler's Planning & Zoning Commission approves the revised plans for The District Downtown, a project which includes retail and residential development changes.

Salad and Go shifts focus from establishing a new distribution center to aggressively opening more restaurant locations. The change affects a previously considered site in Surprise, Arizona.

A new wetland near the old Cheswick Power Plant will treat contaminated water, part of a project to redevelop the area with housing and educational facilities.

Miami-Dade County officials and developers begin work on Jose Marti Villas, an affordable housing project in Little Havana, with a groundbreaking ceremony set for October 3.

Coon Rapids Police Department is hosting an event to introduce young individuals to its Police Explorer program, offering insights into law enforcement careers.