Morrison Ranch Commercial Center in Gilbert, AZ, anchored by Fry's Food Stores, targets a late 2024 opening. The center, spread over 20 acres, will include additional eateries and a fueling station.

Austin City Council is seeking a federal grant to fund restoration of the aging Barton Springs Bridge, with the potential to receive $32 million of the estimated $40 million project cost.

San Antonio developers may face increased water system connection fees after the SAWS board voted to raise impact fees to fund infrastructure. The proposed hike, needing City Council approval, could raise fees up to $11,528, an average of 23% more.

Cobb County residents will receive a 15% flood insurance discount from April 1st due to NFIP recognizing the county's improved floodplain management, which includes land acquisition and public education efforts.

The Brooklyn Park Planning Commission will meet to discuss zoning and permits on March 13, with streaming available on Cable TV Channel 16 and online for public participation.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee discussed rezoning and increased building heights on Marshall Avenue and East 7th Street, approaches to multi-family housing, and pedestrian-oriented development, with opportunities for public testimony.

Cibolo, a suburb of San Antonio, retains its small-town vibe amidst growth, offering a blend of community events, local shops, and modern conveniences, while cherishing its traditions and tight-knit community spirit.

San Antonio is set for a total solar eclipse on April 8, while NASA's Eclipse Soundscapes Project seeks public help to document its impact on nature.

Saint Paul's Housing and Redevelopment Authority emphasizes digital communication for public input on housing development, moving towards paperless operations, and offering multiple ways for citizens to engage online, by email, phone, or in person.

Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Matt Dorsey introduced legislation to accelerate the development of San Francisco's Treasure Island, supporting the city's housing targets and economic revitalization.

Councilwoman Kaur from District 1 praised her community near the Migrant Resource Center in Shearer Hills/Ridgeview for their patience and partnered with local organizations, calling for federal support and immigration reform.

Dick Clark + Associates plans to build three affordable homes on a single lot in East Austin, utilizing Austin's new HOME Initiative to address the city's housing affordability issue.

San Antonio's Councilman Whyte questions the use of local funds for Migrant Resource Centers, stressing the need to prioritize city services for residents.