De Soto considers new apartment complex not far from coming Panasonic plant

Developers envision a new apartment complex not far from the giant Panasonic EV-battery plant underway in De Soto. The 362-apartment complex could play a role in helping house the anticipated 4,000 new employees at the facility.

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