Texas Governor Greg Abbott is on a nine-day trade mission to India to promote investment and economic ties, accompanied by state officials and business leaders.

The Texas economy continued to grow in 2023, hitting an employment high of 14.1 million jobs in December, and surpassing national growth rates, with key sectors contributing to the job surge.

Hông Phát to open its largest supermarket at the former Walmart location in Eastport Plaza, with plans to revitalize the 154,000 square-foot property.

The Church of the Epiphany is renovating its sanctuary, adding an arch designed to symbolize Christ's victory, created by local artist Mark Sanislo and a team of artists.

Experts predict a stable 2024 real estate market with declining rates and new legislation impacting housing dynamics.

The Royale business complex opens in Phoenix's Melrose District, featuring local businesses and aiming to support the community and boost the local economy.

Nordstrom Rack is opening a new store in Houston's Meyerland Plaza this fall, taking up 34,000 square feet and offering services like online pickup and returns.

Phoenix leads the U.S. in build-to-rent (BTR) home construction, with major growth also fueled by TSMC's $40 billion chipmaking facility investment, promising significant job creation and economic impact.

A luxurious four-bedroom condo in Boston's Leather District, priced at $2.995 million, blends industrial chic with comfort and features a private elevator, high-end finishes, and a live/work zoning option.

TSMC might delay the second Arizona chip factory's production start to 2027 or 2028, deviating from the original 2026 target, due to demand fluctuations and U.S. incentives.

Multiple freeway closures in Phoenix, including I-10, SR 143, and I-17 due to construction, are causing detours this weekend, advises ADOT. Drivers should expect lane restrictions and use recommended alternatives.

Atlanta is transforming its downtown skyscraper, 2 Peachtree Street, into affordable housing and mixed-use space, a project led by Two Peachtree Partners, LLC and supported by city officials and Invest Atlanta.

The Port of Portland is seeking $10 million from the state to cover losses at its international shipping terminal, vital for local economy and jobs. Terminal 6's future is uncertain without these funds.