Austin's Oak Hill Elementary, open since 1974 with an open-concept design, gets walls and renovations for security and learning, funded by a $2.44 billion voter-approved bond.

A new 250-megawatt solar project in Muskegon County, Michigan, aims to power 40,000 homes and support clean energy goals, with construction starting soon and ending by 2026.

Bank 34 and Commerce Bank of Arizona merged to form Southwest Heritage Bank, with assets totaling over $1 billion, aiming to strengthen community banking in Arizona.

Florida Atlantic University analysis suggests that in cities like McAllen, Texas, and San Jose, California, renting may offer more value than buying, as these markets show high price-to-rent premiums.

Gas prices in San Antonio have risen, with an average of $3.07 per gallon, reflecting a broader trend across Texas with state averages increasing. Supply constraints and crude oil market changes contribute to these rising costs.

Aramark workers at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia have voted to authorize a strike, demanding higher pay and better benefits. Negotiations continue to avoid disruption to events.

Harris County residents struggle with neglected apartments, facing security issues and high E. coli levels, leading to legal actions by tenants and the county.

Austin's "guaranteed income" program provides $1,000 monthly to families in need, aiding with rent and essentials, while the HOME initiative seeks to expand housing options, with 12 applications so far, mainly for additional living units.

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission's Fisheries and Hatcheries Committee will hold an online meeting on April 3, 2024, allowing public input via phone before the session.

Philadelphia's Business Security Camera Program aids local businesses in enhancing safety by providing financial help for installing exterior security cameras, with positive reviews from business owners like James Singleton.

Two new pedestrian bridges are planned by the Pearl development in San Antonio to connect amenities and residential areas along the Museum Reach of the River Walk, with construction starting soon.

Internal strife at the SCTRCA led to certification delays for minority-owned businesses, affecting their ability to compete for government contracts, prompting the City of San Antonio to extend airport concession bid deadlines.

San Francisco's office vacancy rate has hit a high of 36.6%, even as certain sectors show signs of recovery and some companies commit to leases, indicating a complex outlook for the city's commercial real estate.