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San Antonio’s $850 Million Convention Center Expansion Could Reshape Its Downtown Sports District

San Antonio is preparing a major investment in its downtown convention infrastructure as competition for conventions, … San Antonio’s $850 Million Convention Center Expansion Could Reshape Its Downtown Sports DistrictRead more

Richland Strategic Assessment deadline has passed; here is what the county study could mean for small firms, retail gaps, and civic oversight.

Kansas City is preparing a major modernization strategy for its downtown convention and entertainment facilities, with … Kansas City’s $500 Million Convention Campus Plan Could Reshape DowntownRead more

Manatee County Infrastructure funding approved on October 7 directs over $100 million to flood control, utilities, and recovery work.

The New Orleans Charter Amendment approved Nov. 3, 2026 tightens budget oversight and raises practical questions for residents and businesses.

Richland School Budgets are shaping classroom priorities as state requests and district plans move through public review in 2026-27.

Mesa Convention Contract creates a new management model for downtown events, sponsorships, and civic oversight at city-owned venues.

Greater Raleigh’s growing sports tourism business has produced another significant result. The Soccer Tournament (TST), a … Greater Raleigh’s Soccer Tournament Generated $16.2 Million In Economic ImpactRead more

Panama City Beach, Florida, is using sports tourism to address one of the most persistent challenges … Panama City Beach Projects $45 Million From Fall And Winter Sports TourismRead more

Columbus Data Centers face proposed guardrails on water, rates and reporting as City Council weighs growth, utility costs and accountability.