Business Oregon opened a $25M Industrial Site Loan Fund to help cities, ports and private partners ready land for manufacturing and other uses. Applications are open through early September.

Kygo’s Palm Tree Crew, with Major Food Group and 8K Capital, announced a purchase of River Valley Ranch in Carbondale, promising restaurants and branded events while keeping public play.

Brookfield is in exclusive talks to buy roughly 10% of Hudson Square Properties and would become the portfolio’s operating partner, betting on Manhattan’s tech surge.

Frito-Lay will move warehouse operations at its Raleigh distribution site to an external logistics provider, affecting roughly 65 local jobs. The change is slated for early September and WARN notices are being issued.

Sheriff T.K. Waters will hold a 3:30 p.m. briefing to announce the arrest of a current JSO patrol officer. The development follows months of internal probes.

Zumper-based figures show Las Vegas asking rents rose about 17% since 2019 while Los Angeles cooled, widening the affordability gap for valley renters.

The State Bar of California will receive $5.25M from Meazure Learning to settle its lawsuit over the troubled February 2025 bar exam. The vendor denies wrongdoing but will transfer exam records and waive an invoice.

A shooting on Burgundy Road left one person injured and deputies say they have identified a person of interest while investigators probe a possible link to a BP investigation.

A Media Research Center analysis says Apple News and Google News failed to promote more than 100 negative stories about Graham Platner between November 2025 and May 30, 2026. Platforms deny the claim and say feeds are personalized.

Boulder crews have started repaving and restriping busy stretches of Pearl and Folsom, pairing routine maintenance with bike‑lane and intersection tweaks aimed at cutting high‑risk crashes. Expect night closures on Pearl and daytime work on Folsom this month.

Sprouts has leased a Michaels unit in North Phoenix as the Phoenix-based grocer pushes a major store expansion. No opening date has been disclosed.

Louis Hester, 20, was arrested after a July 4 attack that left a man with a concussion. Charging papers allege he conspired with juveniles; he is being held without bond.

A Downtown Los Angeles tattoo artist says he was struck by a law‑enforcement projectile while leaving a June 9, 2025 protest, and has sued the city, county and state for damages. The complaint alleges lasting injuries, lost income and civil‑rights violations.