Sterling Heights plans a new indoor pickleball complex, funded by a millage, at 35630 Van Dyke Avenue. It will feature nine pickleball courts, six table tennis courts, and additional amenities.

Developers withdraw their proposal for a large redevelopment in Hyde Park due to local opposition over concerns about size and traffic, aiming to revise plans to better align with community preferences.

The midcentury modern cottage at 10 Park Avenue in Bolinas has had its price reduced by $300,000 to $1,950,000, featuring sunny interiors and ocean proximity.

San Jose is set to begin construction on Aquino, an eight-story, 278-unit apartment complex with affordable housing, developed by Urban Catalyst with a $112.5 million loan.

Jay Johnson, a prominent radio and television personality known as "Super Jay," has died at 78 after a long illness, leaving a lasting legacy in the media industry.

The Cincinnati city council and Mayor Aftab Pureval consider repealing a zoning change for Hyde Park Square, amid community pushback on a development plan involving a hotel, apartments, and parking.

Tulsa expands its Route 66 facade grant to include buildings constructed before 1980, increasing funding for exterior restorations to promote heritage tourism.

Monroe awarded Hamilton Drywall Products $23,000 as part of an economic incentive for investing $1.5 million locally. The company has been in Monroe since the pandemic and plans further expansion, with city support of $115,000 over five years.

Burgess Falls State Park is building a new visitor center, closing the upper parking lot. Alternative paid parking is available, and the park's capacity will increase from 87 to 159 spaces once completed.

Groundbreaking ceremonies were held for Distel Circle, Los Altos' first 100% affordable housing community, set to provide 90 units for low-income individuals and families.

Jacksonville introduces "Express Lane Permitting" to speed up the permitting process for developers, potentially leveraging AI to enhance efficiency, but with additional costs for users.

Woodside Energy commits $17.5 billion to a new LNG facility in Southwest Louisiana, the state's largest foreign investment, promising jobs and economic growth.

San Antonio's city services will see closures during Labor Day, but emergency services remain active. Regular waste pickups continue, parking meters are free, and select pools are open, but many municipal offices and facilities will be closed.