San Antonio International Airport will privatize its parking system, with SP Plus Corporation expected to increase revenue and introduce innovations like an app-based reservation system.

Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. has sold 365 lots in its Teravalis development in Buckeye, with homebuilders including KB Home and Lennar Corp., investing millions as the project aims to build 100,000 homes and accommodate 300,000 residents.

Whitehaven High School begins construction on a new $9 million STEM facility named the Herbert STEM Center, funded largely by alumnus James Herbert and designed to enhance STEM education.

The Dallas Men's Health clinic introduced the ARTAS iXi, an AI-driven robotic hair restoration system offering precision, minimal discomfort, and quick recovery, with high patient satisfaction rates.

Proposed zoning amendments in Coon Rapids are being considered to modify building heights, open spaces, and density for multi-family developments, with a focus on aligning with market trends and clarifying ambiguous code language.

Washington's Board of Natural Resources approved a 443-acre expansion of Devils Lake Conservation Area to protect ecological sites while funding education.

UTSA plans to demolish the Institute of Texan Cultures to create a modern museum, with potential locations discussed for its relocation and the possibility of a new Spurs arena.

San Jose opened the Vitalia affordable housing project offering 79 homes to low-income individuals. The development was funded by public and private sources and features sustainable design.

The San Antonio International Airport partners with ARPA-E and local entities to explore the use of electric planes, aiming to reduce aviation carbon emissions.

Washington State approves land transfers to increase funding for school construction, involving exchanges between the DNR Land Bank and the Common School Trust in Okanogan, Lincoln, and Clark counties.

Buckeye is developing a Parks and Recreation Master Plan and seeks public input through surveys, meetings, and an interactive map to guide the city's future park facilities and programs.

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission announces the Opening Day of Trout Season on April 6, with ample stocking of 3.2 million trout in state waters.

Portland's Street Services Coordination Center details their recent efforts to assist the homeless by cleaning up camps, making safety assessments, and providing shelter alternatives.