San Antonio International Airport hit a record 10.6 million passengers in 2023, the busiest year in its history, and announced new routes and a branding initiative.

D.C. braces for traffic due to the #FITDC HerStory 5K on Saturday, affecting roads like Pennsylvania Avenue. Emergency no-parking is in effect with potential delays and increased pedestrian traffic.

The James apartment complex in Downtown San Jose proposes converting vacant retail space into residential units, reflecting shifts in commercial market demand.

Fort Worth's Panther Island waterfront is set for a revitalization with ambitious plans for a vibrant waterfront district featuring parks, housing, and commercial spaces, with construction starting in 2025.

Lovett Industrial, with partner PCCP LLC, starts building Stafford Logistics Park in Houston, comprising two warehouses totaling 785,000 square feet, expecting completion in Q4 2024.

The newly-opened Caesars Republic Scottsdale, an 11-story, 265-room hotel, marks Caesars Entertainment's first non-gaming hotel, adjacent to Scottsdale Fashion Square mall and aiming to blend upscale accommodation with shopping experiences.

Sidley Austin law firm is moving to a new office in Uptown Dallas, occupying over 118,000 square feet across four floors in the luxury 23Springs tower.

The Tennessee Theatre announces a $19 million expansion to improve facilities and add amenities like more bathrooms and a bar by connecting with the adjacent Mechanics Bank Building. The project includes new rehearsal and reception spaces.

Former treasurer Robynn Chandler-Mitchell of a D.C. parent-teacher nonprofit is sued for allegedly misusing $19,000 of the organization’s funds for personal expenses.

Chicago is considering building two new stadiums for the White Sox and Bears in the South Loop, involving a complex financial strategy including tax increments and bond extensions.

Proposals to rezone 964 Payne Ave. and erect a 90-foot building at 1566 University Ave. W. are stirring debate in St. Paul, with potential impacts on neighborhood character and local commerce.

Michigan's Four Lakes Task Force halts dam restoration due to a legal challenge by the Heron Cove Association, creating financial uncertainties and potential cost increases.

The TC Energy Center in Houston avoided default by renegotiating a $252 million loan, buying out its partner, and securing $30 million for upgrades to pursue new tenants.