Austin Habitat for Humanity is building 12 townhomes for single mothers and has begun its largest project, Persimmon Point, with 126 affordable homes in response to Austin's high real estate prices.

The San Antonio Report presents a weekly photo essay capturing the diverse life and culture of San Antonio, from serene river scenes to the hustle of local businesses.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton initiates the Landowner Compensation Program, providing aid for property damage due to border crime. Applicants must file claims within 90 days, backed by law enforcement reports.

The Southeast Side of San Antonio is experiencing a dining boom with new restaurant chains, transforming the Brooks area into a vibrant economic hub, though there's a push for more local businesses.

Seabrook Square II groundbreaks in East Austin, promising 60 permanent supportive housing units to address homelessness and affordability, with a completion date set for January 2026.

Maricopa City Council approves a tentative budget for 2024-2025, including property tax cuts, increased funding for infrastructure, economic development, and public safety, with a balanced revenue-expenditure plan.

Austin ISD broke ground on a new Wooten Elementary building, funded by a $2.44 billion bond. The project promises modern features and enhanced security, energy efficiency, and reduced maintenance costs.

San Antonio is tackling urban heat by mapping hot spots using UTSA's SPUR Center's data and implementing cooling strategies like cool pavements, green infrastructure, and energy efficiency upgrades.

The Westfield Old Orchard mall in Skokie, Illinois, is undergoing a redevelopment that includes new stores, luxury residences, and amenities, with major store moves and openings announced.

San Francisco celebrated the "topping off" of two new affordable housing buildings at Sunnydale, part of the HOPE SF Initiative for mixed-income communities without displacing residents.

Cobb County invites residents to discuss the $5.5 million federal funding for homeless and vulnerable groups during a public meeting and comment period.

Standard & Poor's Global Ratings raises Cibolo, Texas' credit outlook from AA Stable to AA Positive, reflecting the city's economic growth and financial management.

Sasaki design firm is set to transform a former golf course into Arboretum San Antonio, creating a 188-acre sanctuary focusing on conservation, health, and education.