Crews are tearing out soaked flooring and drywall at Charlie Y. Brown High School, part of a costly regional flood recovery.

The Athletics' south Strip ballpark is planned to open in 2028 with paperless entry and grab-and-go markets, as the team seeks to reduce friction for fans.

Owners of long-abandoned buildings in Las Cruces now face a public registry and climbing annual fees under a new city rule.

Hines will plan a mixed-use project on 27 acres near Arlington’s Entertainment District; a separate 14-acre site is slated for a grocery-store anchor, Mayor Jim Ross says.

Thor Equities says no tenant has signed, and construction could be years off. Kingston neighbors still want answers on water and land.

Smaller lots, more density and new ADUs could reshape Adams County neighborhoods, but rural residents in Byers and Sherrelwood are pushing back hard.

The Fourth Circuit upheld the Army Corps permit for Point Hope, but Coastal Conservation League advocates say they'll keep pushing to reshape it.

Fort Worth picked Wedgwood East for its next Neighborhood Improvement Program round, with residents set to help shape the plan.

The smaller-format grocer will fill a vacant storefront that sat empty since 2023, blocks from where Trader Joe's is also moving in.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen signed off unanimously, pushing the 99-acre subdivision toward its eventual 228 homes.

JC Penney, Target, Planet Fitness and Ollies stay open, but the mall's interior walkways go dark starting November 16.

The 13-acre project near 183A brings a dermatology office, a church and more than 40 suites to fast-growing Leander.

Main Street Murfreesboro scheduled a town hall on the Public Square's bid for National Register of Historic Places listing, with word expected next year.