San Antonio's Eastside opens VelocityTX Co-Labs, a 5,000-square-foot lab for bioscience startups, part of a larger vision to create an innovation district.

Round Rock city officials seek public input to shape the FY 2024-2028 Consolidated Plan, which will direct federal funds from the HUD's Community Development Block Grant Program for local improvements.

Austin City Council faces opposition over the HOME Phase 2 initiative, which aims to modify the city's Land Development Code to increase housing density, amidst concerns about affordability and displacement.

Plymouth Boulevard is undergoing construction for roundabouts and pedestrian safety, with detours starting May 20 and phases to maintain access to local amenities.

Plymouth Boulevard will be closed for construction from May 20, affecting traffic from Highway 55 to Rockford Road. Detours will be in place for access to local destinations.

The Texas Biomedical Research Institute will expand with a $2.5 million federal grant for a new veterinary facility, as part of Texas' $6.3 million workforce and business development initiative.

The New Braunfels Food Bank progresses on its Apple Seed Apartments to address housing insecurity, while a San Antonio expansion is currently unlikely.

In his first year, Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson introduced economic policies including a $1.25 billion development bond and efforts to cut bureaucracy, spurring equitable city growth and aiding entrepreneurs and local neighborhoods.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners is holding meetings on community issues such as budget, development, and environmental stewardship, with public participation encouraged.

Apple Valley is auctioning off unclaimed and surplus items online starting May 24, with viewings on June 3, and pick-ups on June 6-7. Items range from bicycles to vehicles and more.

Concept drawings for a new town center in Fayetteville, Georgia, spark community interest and discussion on the proposed mixed-use development. Mayor Johnson emphasizes the importance of public input.

Apache Corp. sells a 6.3-acre property in Uptown Houston to 1750 Post Oak Partners, who plan to develop a luxury mixed-use complex aiming to break ground in late 2025.

The Parkland shooting site, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High's 1200 building, is scheduled for demolition in June.