Buc-ee's is planning to open a new travel center in San Marcos with a 74,000-square-foot facility, 120 fueling stations, and electric vehicle support, alongside proposed tax incentives.

Texas DoT announces major I-35 lane closures due to construction, impacting commutes and prompting community concerns.

Governor Newsom announces six new Homekey projects in California, including Oakland, creating 369 affordable homes for the homeless with a $99.9 million investment to convert hotels and buildings into housing.

Detroit is preparing for the 2024 NFL Draft by working on beautification efforts, including a new "DETROIT" sign akin to the Hollywood sign but smaller, and installing "Welcome to Detroit" signs around the city.

Federal lawmakers Garamendi and Thompson oppose the "California Forever" development in Solano County over concerns related to infrastructure, water supply, and national security.

Personal injury attorneys Mikal Watts and Francisco "Frank" Guerra IV ended their partnership, with Watts forming Watts Law Firm LLP and Guerra creating Guerra LLP.

A new Whole Foods Market is part of the West Grove mixed-use development in McKinney, Texas, with an expected completion in early 2025 and a project cost of $8.5 million.

Omni Vision Dallas set to transform a former hotel into modern apartments in Dallas, investing $5 million for the renovation with a 2025 completion target.

The Metropolitan Council allocated 32 new housing vouchers across five suburban communities for low-income families, focusing on veterans and the homeless.

Portland's Joint Office of Homeless Services is opening a day center in St. Johns to aid the homeless with services like showers, laundry, and housing assistance.

State Sen. Nancy Skinner introduced a set of bills to increase housing production, reduce costs, and promote homeownership, targeting accessory dwelling units, utility hook-up fees, and corporate home buying in California.

Affordable Housing Connections has moved its Fair Housing Information Session for Renters to an online format for February 22, allowing broader accessibility and education on renter rights.

Phoenix has a 25% office space vacancy post-pandemic, contrasting with San Fernando Valley's low 1.4% industrial vacancy, as covered in CBRE and NAI Capital reports.