A new and good reason not to worry about economic vitality when voters put new leadership in place throughout America by Mary Scott Nabers, CEO of Strategic Partnerships, Inc. Hopefully this is only the first of many good reasons as to why economic vitality will...
Flooding could cause nearly $2.3 billion in additional property damage and related losses across western North Texas over the next 50 years as continued development increases stormwater runoff, according to preliminary findings from a regional infrastructure study....
Texas Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa has announced the leadership of her bipartisan transition team, naming a former Republican state lawmaker, a construction labor leader and two government and policy professionals to help prepare her incoming administration. The...
Election seasons, especially one like the election Americans just experienced, tend to create angst and concern about economic policy, public spending and the overall future of economic vitality. Public officials want to know if their critical projects will move...
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will spend $103 million to rebuild the FM 2347/George Bush Drive interchange. Currently in the design phase, construction is planned to begin in 2028. The interchange serves as a key intersection for Texas A&M...
Dallas voters, like voters in many cities across Texas, rejected a bond proposal Nov. 3, turning down a $443 million package to finance a new police academy and other public safety facilities. The package included $82 million toward the Dallas Police Department’s...