The Dolton Village Board unanimously voted to acquire Pope Leo XIV's childhood home, attracting pilgrims and raising local excitement and financial concerns.

North Las Vegas City Council approved rezoning for new home construction to aid Windsor Park residents affected by sinking land, signaling progress for the community.

Milwaukee proposes two new TIDs aimed at creating affordable housing by repurposing vacant and underused properties in the city. Mayor Cavalier Johnson supports the initiative.

Shelby County Health Department approved xAI's permit for building gas turbines in Memphis, despite community and environmental group protests over air quality concerns.

San Diego plans to transform its downtown skyline with affordable housing and Civic Center redevelopment, advancing with the City Council's Land Use and Housing Committee's support.

The CEO of Gardner Capital apologized for a lengthy elevator outage at a senior living facility and vowed to address the issue, with one elevator fixed and another pending repair. He also plans to discuss compensation with city leaders.

Placer County will use a $14.9 million state grant to convert a former motel into supportive housing for the homeless, with a focus on veterans and individuals with behavioral health issues.

St. Augustine adopts a redevelopment plan for over 600 acres in the city's West City area, focusing on addressing blight and economic challenges while considering community input and stability.

Cook County has launched a new modular homes initiative, with two homes in Chicago, aiming to develop affordable housing and address home construction scarcity.

Minnesota allocates $15 million to combat opioid abuse, funding treatment and support services across the state, as opioid-related fatalities decrease for the first time in five years.

The 220-year-old Grafton Inn in Massachusetts is for sale for $1.6 million, featuring a restaurant, function hall, and a seven-room inn. Its future is yet undetermined.

San Antonio's city services will have altered schedules on July 4th, but emergency services will be available. Some facilities will be open while others will close for the holiday.

Pittsburgh's Miracle Mile Shopping Center in Monroeville is for sale, with a history since 1954 and notable tenants, but the asking price is undisclosed.