Clayton County launched a 70,000 sq ft sustainable aquaponics facility initiative to produce organic greens for cities in the Southeast, using less water and reducing carbon output.

ARBOR REALTORS® received a $5,000 grant for a homeownership fair in Arlington to educate potential buyers, taking place on June 29, 2024, at the Bob Duncan Center.

Detroit's historic Temple Bar has closed due to partial collapse, with no injuries reported. The venue's future, including a timeline for repairs and reopening, remains uncertain.

Los Angeles County has relaunched its Rent Relief Program, offering $68 million in grants to help landlords and tenants affected by the pandemic cover unpaid rents. Applications are open until June 4.

GISD has approved a $32 million renovation of the old Benold Middle School into Frost Elementary with the bond funds, aiming to address student population growth.

The SOS Alliance is suing the City of Austin over the approval of the Statesman PUD, alleging violations of state law, local procedures, and concerns over unique development entitlements.

Bloomington has launched the Noble Apartments with virtually half of its units set at reduced rents for individuals earning less than 50% of the median income.

San Antonio announces a modified schedule for city services during Memorial Day, with closures for City Hall and some services, while essential services and recreational activities remain available.

Anoka County is updating the Coon Lake Maintenance Facility to improve operations for multiple departments with a new building scheduled to open in November.

Cochise County has updated its manufactured home regulations and inspection fee schedule as part of its collaboration with the Arizona Department of Housing.

The Augusta Quarry at Fort Dickerson Park is undergoing a $3.6 million upgrade, which includes new facilities and improved access. The City of Knoxville reports progress is on track for a late fall reopening.

Montgomery County is revisiting the $84 million cost for a new animal shelter, spending $18,000 to reassess savings while dealing with current facility woes and considering a slimmed-down alternative.

Oakland agrees to sell its 50% share in the Oakland Coliseum to AASEG for at least $105 million, which could support city finances and spark area redevelopment, but the future remains uncertain with the Oakland A's owning the other half.