Long Beach begins construction of a 78-unit interim shelter at 5950 Long Beach Blvd, funded by $6.5M to convert a former inn into housing for the homeless, with completion expected by early 2025.

Snohomish County unveils a draft plan to invest $5.7 million in federal grants into affordable housing and community development, with a public review period until April 25, 2024, and a virtual hearing on April 9, 2024.

Moody's Investors Service upgrades Conyers' credit rating from A2 to A1, reflecting the city's strong fiscal health and potential for lower future borrowing costs.

The Houston real estate market is experiencing growth in suburbs like Kingwood, with developers like High Street Residential expanding beyond the city to meet rising demand and population increases in the area.

A University of Chicago study claims Detroit overvalued lower-priced homes, violating state law; city officials reject the study, while activists push for change.

Maple Grove's City Assessor advises homeowners on understanding their property value notices and tax statements, and offers help with any questions regarding their tax bills.

Arthur Jackson has been appointed as Chief Economic Development Officer for Cedar Park. He begins on April 15, 2024, bringing experience from Tulsa and the Austin Chamber.

Adam Ortiz of the EPA opened the 2024 Pennsylvania Brownfields Conference, highlighting environmental cleanup and collaboration efforts, with PA receiving $14 million for site assessments and cleanups.

A new tech campus that may bring hundreds of software jobs is being proposed in Mesa, Arizona, by Patrick Hallman of C&H Associates LLC. The "software solutions center" would cover 650,000 square feet within the Elliot Road Technology Corridor.

Chuck E. Cheese is planning to open a new $2.4 million facility in Allen, Texas, with construction starting in April and aiming for completion on October 26.

Denton ISD is investing in upgrades for their athletic facilities, including a new artificial turf and storage space at Myers Middle School, as part of a $1.4 billion educational infrastructure improvement plan.

The Plano ISD plans summer renovations for three campuses using part of a $1.5 billion bond, including kitchen and safety upgrades, targeting academic enhancement.

Uvalde begins constructing a new elementary school with heightened security features, funded by donations, to replace Robb Elementary after the 2022 tragedy.