Orlando's Magical Dining returns for its 20th year with over 160 restaurants, offering $40-$60 three-course meals, benefiting literacy efforts and local nonprofits.

NCDHHS plans to apply for the Rural Health Transformation Program to address potential impacts of federal Medicaid cuts on rural healthcare in North Carolina.

Two neighborhood staples just got hit with immediate closure orders after health inspectors made some disturbing discoveries. The violations found in their kitchens tell a story no diner wants to hear.

Miguel's Cocina food truck bounced back quickly from health violations, reopening at Fisherman's Wharf after addressing water supply issues.

Partners behind C as in Charlie and Kisa plan to open a new Korean-American restaurant in NYC's East Village, with a 10-year lease on 166 First Avenue. Opening expected in 2026.

New premium musubi shops are transforming Honolulu's rice ball scene from convenience store snacks to craft counter service experiences.

Original Joe's, a historic San Francisco Italian American restaurant, has opened a new location in Walnut Creek, offering classic and new dishes to East Bay patrons.

Chetak LLC recalls sprouted beans for Salmonella, frozen oysters recalled for Norovirus risk, Reser's Fine Foods pulls ham salad for potential Listeria, and Kayem Foods recalls chicken sausage due to plastic bits.

Governor Josh Stein advises NC residents on summer preparedness, covering heat safety and hurricane readiness, including hydration, monitoring vulnerable groups, staying informed on the weather, and emergency kit preparation.

The space that couldn't make bagels work is about to test whether Korean café culture can succeed where wood-fired everything failed. In the days leading up to the opening, the huge space hosted its first event.

The sushi spot that has had Angelenos waiting hours for $32 lunch sets just picked San Diego for its first expansion outside LA and New York. Little Italy gets the honors in spring 2026.

The 31st annual Made in Hawai'i Festival returns this weekend with 81 new vendors showcasing local goods at the Hawaii Convention Center. The three-day event features a new state-sponsored pavilion and expanded island-wide participation.

Tucker City Council bans new drive-thru restaurants in key areas to create a walkable cityscape and combat congestion, now requiring special permits outside designated zones.