With its first office-to-housing project done, Chicago advances ‘next chapter’ for its downtown

October 1, 2026

The project, which represents a crucial turning point for the city’s commercial core, breathes new life into the historic 14-story…

As Data Centers Overwhelm the American South, Communities Push Back Against the AI Boom

October 1, 2026

The American South has rapidly transformed into the nation’s epicenter for data center development, drawing massive investments from the technology…

Judge Orders New York City to Trim "Supplemental Roll" Amid Ongoing Legal Challenge Over Luxury Second-Home Tax

September 30, 2026

NEW YORK — A New York judge has ordered the city to remove hundreds of thousands of residences from a…

Congress Faces Urgent Pressure to Resolve Impending Surface Transportation Funding Crisis

September 29, 2026

As lawmakers grapple with looming legislative deadlines and fiscal uncertainties, the future of the nation’s infrastructure hangs in the balance.…

Governors Face Opportunity Zone Nomination Deadline as New GAO Report Highlights Data Gaps and Program Shifts

September 29, 2026

Today marks the official deadline for state governors across the United States to nominate low-income areas within their jurisdictions for…

Amtrak Cascades Surpasses 950,000 Riders as Pacific Northwest Prepares for Next-Generation Train Fleets

September 29, 2026

Passenger rail travel in the Pacific Northwest has reached significant new milestones, underlined by surging ridership figures and a forthcoming…

State Attorneys General Press for Oversight as Historic $10.3 Trillion AI Infrastructure Boom Stirs National Debate

September 28, 2026

A coalition of state attorneys general has stepped forward in an effort to slow down what they describe as an…

Affordable Housing Tops City Leaders’ Concerns as Cost of Living Crisis Deepens Across Local Economies

September 26, 2026

As skyrocketing living expenses continue to ripple across communities nationwide, affordable housing has firmly established itself as the single greatest…

Federal Judge Rules EPA Illegally Terminated $7 Billion ‘Solar for All’ Program in Major Win for Harris County

September 26, 2026

In a sweeping legal victory for local governments and clean energy advocates, a federal judge has ruled that the U.S.…