Lake Havasu City starts a major public works project, leading to expected traffic delays until October, as road and water main improvements are made from London Bridge to Smoketree Ave.

Pleasanton's City Council approved a financial plan to repair storm drain systems damaged in the 2023 storms, with FEMA funding part of the project costs.

TxDOT announces a virtual and in-person open house to discuss the I-35 expansion project between Georgetown and Round Rock, welcoming public input until May 3.

Nashville's Register of Deeds is relocating to 300 Deaderick Street near the Historic Metro Courthouse, a move hailed for its convenience to residents. Services will remain available during the June transition.

Richmond American Homes bought a former Glendale golf course for $28.64 million to build 173 homes, signaling confidence in Phoenix's housing market despite national trends.

Seattle's University District is set to get public restrooms as part of a new low-income housing development near a light rail station, addressing a longstanding need for accessible toilets.

The historic F.W. Wetherbee House, a Queen Anne Victorian in Waltham, is listed for $1.19 million and features modern amenities alongside its vintage charm.

Maple Grove prepares for traffic issues as MnDOT starts replacing the 63rd Avenue bridge, impacting local businesses. The city encourages continued patronage during construction.

A federally funded sidewalk project in Fountain Hills will start in May, enhancing Palisades Boulevard and other streets with new sidewalks, utility adjustments, and street updates over nine months.

The San Antonio Spurs are in talks for a new arena at the Institute of Texan Cultures site, a move potentially benefiting the city's economy post-pandemic.

Preservation Austin's 2024 Homes Tour offers a look at historic Austin architecture, spanning from log cabins to mid-century designs, over two days with proceeds supporting historical conservation efforts.

HUD extends disaster assistance for Houston's affordable housing plan post-Hurricane Harvey, reviving the city's initiative to create 120 affordable homes.

Edison Partners, a growth equity firm, opens a new office in Nashville, Tennessee, planning to invest $450 million, particularly in tech ventures, while focusing on the Southeast region's economic growth and technology potential.