South Block, the D.C.-area açaí and smoothie chain, will open its first Triangle location in Raleigh's North Hills next to bartaco in early 2027.

Austin's roster of public companies dipped to 43, but those firms still reported $300.6 billion in revenue for fiscal 2025.

A Monroe County complaint says three transformers exploded when power was restored in June 2024, igniting a fire that destroyed a Bloomington home; the suit seeks roughly $525,000.

Ladue warns scammers are sending fake permit invoices demanding wire transfers. Applicants should verify bills with the Building Department before sending money.

French firm Bouygues Construction has acquired Charlotte-based Vannoy Construction, folding a near‑$1B regional builder into its U.S. expansion while keeping Vannoy’s leadership intact.

State and federal officials will dedicate an I-40 bridge near Dandridge for President Trump Thursday; TDOT plans a full replacement with an estimated September 2029 finish.

New York AG Letitia James sued 3M, DuPont and others, accusing them of selling PFAS‑laced products that polluted the state and demanding cleanup, warnings and damages.

Free summer concerts are back at Fairview Park, but commissioners and conservationists are clashing over whether the events threaten nesting habitat for rare species. The debate could reshape where Costa Mesa stages a long-running community tradition.

Sample ballots for Oklahoma's Aug. 25 runoff are online now. Voters can use the OK Voter Portal to preview precinct-specific contests and plan ahead.

Windsor's Town Board will consider a Walmart Supercenter Monday as neighbors raise traffic, wildlife and transparency concerns.

An open suburban State Senate seat in southeastern Wisconsin pits Democrat Robyn Vining against Republican Mike Roberts in a race that could help decide control of the legislature.

Police say thieves have stripped copper from light poles and construction sites across Las Cruces, leaving neighborhoods dark and costing thousands in repairs.

A Mason builder finished Lebanon Landing — a 20‑unit, $11M townhome community in downtown Lebanon — with units starting near $499K and two homes already under contract.