Prince George’s County, Maryland, is weighing a major economic development bet: a proposed $1.4 billion Sphere … Prince George’s County’s $1.4 Billion Sphere Project Could Redefine Entertainment-Led Economic DevelopmentRead more
Broward data center moratorium Faces Vote
Broward data center moratorium could pause large facilities in unincorporated areas while county officials draft rules on utilities.
Mixed-Income Housing Gets Onondaga County Boost
Mixed-Income Housing funding in Onondaga County puts $25 million toward ONHOME, with civic decisions ahead on housing needs and project choices.
Richland School Budgets Set Classroom Priorities
Richland School Budgets are reshaping staffing, enrollment planning, and fiscal trust after 2026 budget discussions across districts.
Superior land-use amendment Sets Housing Path
Superior land-use amendment approved Sept. 14 permits up to 226 homes, raising infrastructure, affordability, and tax questions.
Lee County Middle School Grant Moves Ahead
Lee County Middle School grant action advanced a facilities plan, with costs, match duties, and unanswered civic questions for families.
How Richland’s Ironman 70.3 Race Generated Up To $7.5 Million In Visitor Spending
Richland, Washington, has turned an endurance sports competition into a significant annual tourism event. The 2026 … How Richland’s Ironman 70.3 Race Generated Up To $7.5 Million In Visitor SpendingRead more
How Salt Lake City’s $1.2 Billion Sports District Could Turn Downtown Into A Year-Round Economic Engine
Salt Lake City is preparing for one of the most ambitious downtown redevelopment efforts in its … How Salt Lake City’s $1.2 Billion Sports District Could Turn Downtown Into A Year-Round Economic EngineRead more
MCDC grants Shape McKinney Civic Projects
MCDC grants fund McKinney projects, events, business infrastructure, parks, housing, and public-facing civic priorities.
Shasta Opportunity Zone and Local Facilities
Shasta Opportunity Zone action could shape rural facility investment, industrial reuse, and local jobs after the Sept. 29 county vote.