City planners in Austin aim to revise the land development code to improve housing availability and support the Project Connect transit system, with public input welcomed through upcoming open houses.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services seeks public input on a Conditional Use and Adjustment Review for property at 7510 N Charleston Ave, with comments accepted until April 26, 2024.

The Farragut Board rejected proposed revisions to the Knox County Growth Plan, which aims to manage an expected population surge, marking a significant local development setback.

Memphis faces a severe housing crisis with efforts underway to address the shortage of affordable units and systemic problems contributing to residents' difficulties.

Maricopa is making key infrastructure updates, including Garvey Avenue improvements, new pedestrian trails, a pedestrian overpass, and traffic signal installations, investing in growth and safety.

MLK Drive in Philadelphia is set for weekend closures for recreation from March 30 to facilitate safe activities for pedestrians, cyclists, and joggers away from vehicle traffic.

The University of Michigan is building a $250 million Center for Innovation in Detroit, set to open in spring 2027, aimed at fostering economic growth and high-tech job creation.

Home Depot agrees to acquire SRS Distribution in a deal valued at $18.25 billion, aiming to expand its reach to professional contractors and address a larger market.

A $1.5 billion federal loan is set to revive Michigan's Palisades nuclear power plant, potentially creating jobs and reducing carbon emissions, despite some safety concerns and opposition.

The article discusses the anticipated economic boost for Texas due to the total solar eclipse on April 8, with local areas like Kerrville expecting large numbers of tourists and significant financial gains.

Last-minute changes by Forsyth County Commissioners to the MOU for The Gathering development have caused the developers to reconsider the project's future.

LA Mayor Karen Bass expands Executive Directive 3 to use public land for affordable housing and address RV encampments, aiming to expedite housing development and provide more stable accommodations.

Our Lady of the Lake University received a $2.2 million grant from the Hector and Gloria Lopez Foundation to support first-generation college students, part of a larger $7.2 million donation to San Antonio institutions.