The EPA announced a plan to clean up PCB contamination at the Ten-Mile Drain Superfund site in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, targeting the storm sewer system.

A new Sports Illustrated Resort is planned near the Crystal Lagoon at Lago Mar, Texas City, featuring a 200-room hotel and amenities like a sports grill and beach club. Construction is set to start in 2023.

Houston Methodist has leased 75,800 square feet in the Helix Park at the Texas Medical Center for advanced research labs, joining a growing biotech ecosystem.

Recent data indicates a slowing exodus of homebuyers from the San Francisco Bay Area, with housing interest picking up as tech workers stay due to office returns.

Groundbreaking for Harrington Heights, a new affordable housing project in San Diego's East Village, aims to provide 270 units with a 55-year affordability commitment.

Daisy's family faced financial turmoil after her husband's accident, but Portland's rapid re-housing programs helped them secure a new apartment and start rebuilding their lives.

San Antonio's hospitality industry saw a slight decline in occupancy rates from 62.2% to 61.5% amid factors like inflation and a shift to virtual events.

Mexican company CB Wine Tourism is creating an upscale residential and hospitality area in the Texas Hill Country, while Cabo San Lucas sees a surge in luxury hotel development.

The Paradise Valley Town Council approved two luxury housing developments: Quail Run and Silver Sky, both spearheaded by developer Gordon Berry, offering expansive, high-end homes.

The Shops at Willow Bend in Plano are set for redevelopment after planning officials approved a rezoning request, paving the way for mixed-use upgrades.

Illinois is investing nearly $55 million in local parks through the OSLAD program, with $18.7 million targeted at underserved areas to improve outdoor access and health outcomes across the state.

Ann Arbor officials are set to vote down a proposal for a Sports Illustrated-branded resort, with the city council and residents raising concerns about the development's fit with the city's image and priorities.

Fort Worth's City Council approved an overhaul for the city's eastside transit, raising both hopes for economic growth and community concerns over potential impacts on the Historic Handley District and surrounding areas.