The Doe Fund is expanding its services in the Bronx by building three new affordable and supportive housing facilities, with one development on Webster Avenue already in progress.

Oak Creek Public Library announces free summer programs for all ages, including story times, STEAM labs, and various thematic events, with some requiring registration and others open for drop-in.

Oklahoma City hosts a mental health info session during National Mental Health Awareness Month, welcoming residents to discuss services and resources with experts.

Fort Worth's Evans & Rosedale project gets approval, promising affordable housing and commercial spaces, with Royal Capital set to invest $61 million in the area's revitalization.

San Antonio City Councilmembers seek independent external review of Public Works to address community concerns about communication, delays, and transparency in infrastructure projects.

Raleigh updates its Land Development Review Process to streamline permitting and planning, with clearer guidelines and combined reviews to speed up project approvals.

The Cabot-Endicott-Low House in Salem, built in 1744 and showcasing Georgian architecture, is for sale at $2.45 million with unique historical features and modern amenities.

Governor Greg Abbott proclaims May 12-16, 2025, as Economic Development Week in Texas, highlighting the state's collaboration in fostering business growth and celebrating its recognition as a top environment for business and quality of life.

New affordable housing development Logan Fountain, providing over 340 units, has been completed in Brooklyn's Cypress Hills, offering both permanent and transitional housing options.

Newlab has announced its expansion to Louisiana, aiming to drive innovations in the state's energy sector, in partnership with local and state authorities and institutions, including Shell.

The Atlantic Avenue rezoning plan was approved by NYC Council panels, aiming to create 4,600 homes with 1,900 affordable units and 2,800 jobs in Brooklyn.

Dearborn has launched a program funded by federal grants to repair aging porches and steps for low-income homeowners, with the first 10 homes selected and contractors approved by the City Council. More applicants will be updated by July.

Governor Abbott declares Economic Development Week in Texas to honor local and statewide efforts for economic growth, citing accolades and strategic plans to maintain the state's business leadership.