Governor Bob Ferguson spent a week at Western State Hospital to understand its operations, meet staff and patients, and observe infrastructure projects like the new forensic hospital.

Charlotte City Council approved funding for the $8.3 million redevelopment of the historic Excelsior Club to transform it into a modern community and entertainment venue.

Tampa invites residents to join an advisory team for the restoration of the Sanchez y Haya Building, offering community benefits in line with a 2023 agreement.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is developing the state's first Black Bass Management Plan, involving stakeholders and conducting a statewide survey for input.

Holt Brothers Construction and Durham County host a session for trades and small businesses about the Project BUILD renovation opportunity at 3825 S. Roxboro Street on November 20.

San Antonio officials, the Spurs, and community leaders unite to support Props A and B for urban development, focusing on affordable housing and economic growth.

A massive Bayview logistics plan cleared a committee while supervisors advanced new rules to protect longtime storefronts, exposing a split at City Hall. The moves set up a full‑board clash over development and small businesses.

The Las Vegas housing market is cooling with a slight drop in single-family home prices and a significant decrease in condo prices. Sales volume also fell, indicating a transition towards a buyer's market.

Placer County approves two housing agreements to provide affordable housing units and ADUs, promoting variety and inclusivity for low-income residents.

Napa’s planning panel approved Silverado Resort’s new 11,358‑sq‑ft pavilion despite objections about oak tree removals and calls for a fuller CEQA review.

Spirit Airlines is set to end flights in Milwaukee and other cities by January 8, 2026, aiming to focus on stronger markets and align with a smaller fleet.

Michigan Governor Whitmer plans to convert a former high school into a development with 89 homes and event space, costing $31 million, to boost affordable housing. The project will receive state and local funding, including a $1.5 million MEDC grant.

1960s-style house in Natick, MA, known for its mid-century decor and blue color theme, is for sale, featuring original fixtures and modern updates like a new roof and water heater.