Oakland has begun building the East 12th Street affordable housing complex with 91 homes for low-income families, including supportive housing, funded in part by California's Proposition 1 and a $10.9 million state grant.

The Detroit Zoo reveals a new design for its water tower featuring a modern aesthetic and reimagined logo, marking a significant change from the previous design since 1998.

The Atlanta City Council approves a plan to revamp the Civic Center with historic preservation in mind, including new housing, a hotel, and a state-of-the-art theater.

Frost Bank plans to double its Austin presence by 2026, contributing to employment with over 170 jobs and prioritizing customer service, as seen in its latest I-35 corridor branch.

Builders are expanding the Phoenix housing market, with companies like Lennar Corp. and Mattamy Homes constructing homes for the workforce influx from the new TSMC plant.

Coon Rapids showcased six remodeled homes in its Home For Generations program, inspiring locals with renovation strategies fit for multiple generations.

The Downtown Austin Alliance is combating storefront vacancies by connecting artists with property owners to revitalize the area with creative installations.

The Frank Erwin Center in Austin, known as "The Drum," has been demolished to make way for an expansion of the University of Texas' Dell Medical School.

San Antonio International Airport will soon offer nonstop flights to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, expected to increase tourism and economic growth for the city.

Leander's first official downtown area is under development, led by Northline developers and new partner Endeavor Real Estate Group, including commercial retail along the 183A Toll frontage, multifamily housing, and community spaces.

Austin City Council approved reducing minimum lot sizes for single-family homes and allowing apartment construction near these homes to tackle the housing affordability crisis.

St. Louis Park is set for alleyway construction starting May 28, as GL Contracting begins the overhaul with local parking arrangements made and resources available for residents' inquiries.

Councilman Whyte is advocating for Zero-Based Budgeting in city governance, which will be reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget after receiving support from the Governance committee.