Graze Craze opened its first Wisconsin storefront at Brookfield’s Galleria West, offering charcuterie cups, picnic boxes and catering with pickup hours Monday–Saturday.

Former Palm Beach County state attorney Dave Aronberg sued The Palm Beach Post, accusing the paper of falsely saying he blocked release of Epstein grand‑jury records. The suit seeks compensatory and punitive damages.

Lucy’s Market is relocating within Buckhead to a larger Piedmont Road storefront, expanding its wine, prepared-foods and gift offerings while staying local.

A Torrington husky named Bella chased a black bear away from a child in a dramatic driveway encounter. Officials urge residents to secure attractants and report sightings.

Former U.S. Attorney Ken Parker was contracted for one year to advise Cincinnati on public-safety strategy and community outreach, with a $199,000 cap. Parker will review PIVOT and ACT for Cincy, attend monthly briefings and host listening sessions.

Dutchess Donuts & Creamery plans to take over the former Elisa's stand on Route 52 in Fishkill, promising donuts, ice cream and coffee with no opening date yet.

SCOTUS scrapped caps on party‑candidate coordination, letting national committees funnel bigger coordinated spending into midterm races — and Washington is already recalibrating.

Surviving spouses say Pittsburgh still won’t cover post-retirement health costs despite court rulings, forcing widows to buy their own coverage. The union estimates millions owed.

Tampa-based Bubble Down landed a $200M growth-capital commitment from BTG Pactual Strategic Capital to fund new builds, acquisitions and tech investments across the Southeast.

Sugar Land approved a $1.3M incentive for DeliverIt Group's planned $11.85M sterile‑injectable manufacturing facility, adding local life‑science capacity.

A Gastonia man was arrested after a shooting at Greenview Meadows Apartments that killed a 34-year-old man; the suspect was found nearby holding a child, who was unharmed.

Court filings say Autumn Reed poured gasoline through a Randolph Street home and set it ablaze; the blast injured six people, including two infants. Charges were filed this week.

A 74-year-old Marionville woman died Monday after her delivery-style Chevrolet skidded off MO-39 north of Aurora and overturned, troopers say.