The George Gervin Academy on Blanco Road celebrated its grand reopening, showcasing new facilities to the community, with plans for a new playground and continued support for student success.

Nashville city officials warn of heavy traffic and parking challenges at Nissan Stadium due to upcoming events and advise the public to plan their transportation in advance.

ShoreLINE, a new affordable housing development near a San Diego transit center, has opened, offering 126 units for lower-income families, and promoting environmental sustainability and public transit use.

Miami-Dade County announces the groundbreaking of Wellspring Apartments, a new affordable senior housing development in Opa-locka, scheduled for May 8.

The Salvation Army partners with San Jose leadership to expand its Fourth Street campus and services to combat homelessness, including more beds and policy changes to help homeless women and children.

U.S. rents have fallen for the eighth consecutive month, with the median rent at $1,722. Declines are uneven, with the South seeing significant drops and the West a slight increase.

Cedar Park, Texas, has started constructing Bell Park and a new library, enriching the community with recreational and educational spaces set to open in the fall.

The Bazan Branch Library is closing temporarily for roof repairs following hailstorm damage, with services and nearby branches available for San Antonio patrons.

The First Creek at Austin project in Knoxville has received Tennessee’s Best award for neighborhood stabilization, revamping the city core with new affordable housing options.

LyondellBasell is moving its U.S. headquarters to Williams Tower in Houston, a $61 million project covering 318,000 square feet, set for completion by February 2025.

DPC Cos. proposes Cosanti Commons, a three-story multifamily housing project with 196 units and 1,000 square feet of commercial space, at Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard, following approval from the city's Development Review Board.

Illinois is allocating $123 million for permanent supportive housing to address homelessness and assist disabled individuals, with plans for 14 developments providing 392 homes.

The Austin Community Foundation launched a $15 million loan fund to provide low-interest loans for affordable housing and help address the city's homelessness issue.