A judge halted the foreclosure sale of Elvis Presley's Graceland, citing irreversible harm. Loan fraud allegations involving Lisa Marie Presley are in dispute. Naussany Investments withdrew their claims, while Graceland remains open to visitors.

A severe storm in Houston caused significant damage to the city's skyline, shattering thousands of windows and requiring lengthy repairs, with concerns mounting ahead of hurricane season.

The City of Denton, Texas, is considering a rezoning proposal to convert 26 acres into a mixed-use area. A public hearing is scheduled for June 12 before the Planning and Zoning Commission.

Austin, Texas leaps to No. 9 in U.S. News & World Report's "Best Places to Live" for 2024-2025, climbing from its previous rank of 40, and leading Texas cities in the list.

Anaheim moves to buy the Rainbow Inn for a housing project, potentially using eminent domain, as part of a larger Beach Boulevard revitalization effort.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts halts the transformation of Mason Rudolph Golf Course into a park due to mixed public reactions, with future plans pending community input.

The Memphis City Council approved an amnesty for traffic and parking fines to mitigate a potential tax hike and recover a portion of $140 million uncollected fines.

Michigan granted $250 million to develop a Mundy Township megasite, aiming to attract high-tech manufacturing and stimulate the local economy despite residents' environmental concerns.

Oakland has begun building the East 12th Street affordable housing complex with 91 homes for low-income families, including supportive housing, funded in part by California's Proposition 1 and a $10.9 million state grant.

The Detroit Zoo reveals a new design for its water tower featuring a modern aesthetic and reimagined logo, marking a significant change from the previous design since 1998.

The Atlanta City Council approves a plan to revamp the Civic Center with historic preservation in mind, including new housing, a hotel, and a state-of-the-art theater.

Frost Bank plans to double its Austin presence by 2026, contributing to employment with over 170 jobs and prioritizing customer service, as seen in its latest I-35 corridor branch.

Builders are expanding the Phoenix housing market, with companies like Lennar Corp. and Mattamy Homes constructing homes for the workforce influx from the new TSMC plant.