Adam Rollins Chicago Park District unveils $630M renovation plan for stadium, infrastructure Chicago officials unveiled a $630 million plan to reinvent Soldier Field as a year-round concert and event venue if the Bears relocate.
Allison Barnette New York launches $150M public-private housing fund in Central New York New York launched a $150 million housing fund to produce 2,500 homes in Central New York as semiconductor expansion near.
Adam Rollins EPA revises $5B clean bus initiative ahead of 2026 grants The EPA is revising its $5 billion Clean School Bus Program, seeking input on LNG, CNG, hydrogen and other alternative fuels.
Miles Smith Columbus unveils $500M affordable housing investment plan Columbus outlines a $500 million housing plan funded through a $1.9 billion bond package to expand supply and options.
Adam Rollins Massachusetts approves nearly $150M to create new housing opportunities Massachusetts will distribute $147.9 million to support housing development and convert commercial properties into homes.
Adam Rollins ADOT plans $49M connector for Douglas Port of Entry ADOT will spend about $49 million to build a connector road linking the Douglas commercial port of entry to State Route 80.
Adam Rollins Pennsylvania addresses statewide housing crisis with new action plan Pennsylvania’s first Housing Action Plan targets 450,000 new homes, zoning reform and protections amid rising housing costs.
Miles Smith New York State launches EXPRESS NY targeting housing, infrastructure delays New York launches EXPRESS NY to streamline housing, infrastructure and small business regulations and cut outdated state rules.
Allison Barnette More than $39M in federal housing funds available across Texas TDHCA announced $39.4 million in funding to support reconstruction and assistance projects across Texas through July 2026.
Allison Barnette Omaha Inland Port Authority advances $120M business park development plan The Omaha Inland Port Authority is advancing $120 million in funding for an industrial park and innovation district in Omaha.