Arizona's university presidents seek increased state funding, citing a direct correlation between higher education investment and the state’s economic growth, as future jobs will require educated workers.

New York officials and residents worry about Governor Hochul's proposed $60 million cut to the CHIPS program for road funding, as reported by The North Salem Post.

Detroit's new Fisher House, a facility offering free lodging to military families, celebrated its 'Topping Off Ceremony' and is set to open this fall with 20 family suites.

San Antonio's housing market saw an 11% increase in sales in January. Financial experts note that lower interest rates are making home buying more affordable, spurring potential buyers to act.

The Lawyers for Civil Rights and Handley Farah & Anderson PLLC sued Boston-area landlords and brokers for discriminating against tenants with housing vouchers.

Rodeo Goat plans to open a new burger restaurant in Addison, Texas with a $400,000 renovation of a 6,300 sq ft space, set to begin construction in June 2024.

The Loews Arlington Hotel has opened in the Arlington Entertainment District, offering luxury accommodations, a full-service spa, and extensive meeting space.

Two Texas companies, Little's Boot Company and Shipley Do-Nuts, capitalize on custom creations in footwear, the former maintaining its custom boot-making craft while the latter launches a sneaker giveaway.

The Austin Antique Mall is closing in May, with Playland Skate Center expanding into its space, marking yet another transformation in Austin's cityscape.

The Cupertino City Council approved The Rise, a major mixed-use development with 2,669 housing units and retail spaces at the former Vallco Mall site, aimed at alleviating the housing crisis.

Houston locals and volunteers are revitalizing Evergreen Negro Cemetery, preserving the legacy of African American pioneers and improving the site with new fencing and brick entryways.

The search for 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham, missing since last Thursday, continues with a $10,000 information reward and new leads being pursued by law enforcement.

Two Arizona bills aim to address housing affordability; HB 2815 would streamline housing on church land, while HB 2570, allegedly reducing local zoning control, seeks to promote "starter homes".