The Green and White Grocery in East Austin is on its way to becoming a city landmark, recognized for its cultural importance and history of community service since 1938.

Talking Stick Resort opens the largest poker room in the Valley, now a top contender even against Vegas venues, with 68 tables and daily tournaments, including the Arizona State Poker Championship.

Moov Technologies is reducing its office space in Arizona while expanding in Austin, Taiwan, China, and Europe, despite previous plans to triple its Arizona workforce.

Ashford Hospitality Trust is selling five Georgia hotels, including Atlanta's Ritz-Carlton. Meanwhile, Fortune International Group secured a $259 million loan for a Ritz-Carlton development in Pompano Beach, FL.

Arizona seniors are fighting with retirement facilities like Sierra Winds over delayed refunds of entrance fees, prompting legislative action with HB 2505 to cap refund waiting periods.

Taco Palenque is expanding, with new outlets in Texas, including a fall opening in San Marcos and a ghost kitchen in Austin, as the region's food scene sees other developments and potential closures.

Tokyo Electron is moving its North American headquarters to Austin's new RiverSouth tower, occupying nearly 100,000 square feet to expand its presence in the region.

The EPA is imposing stricter air quality standards in Phoenix, reducing permissible PM2.5 levels, potentially leading to tougher local regulations on activities like wood burning.

Milton releases its Parks and Activities Guide with summer programs and events, including outdoor classes, dog-friendly hikes, art and dance sessions, and camps for children and special needs youth.

Sunoco plans to acquire NuStar Energy for $7.3 billion, with NuStar promising to keep its San Antonio operations for two years post-deal, amidst uncertainty about its long-term local presence.

The EPA is enforcing stricter air pollution standards in Phoenix, lowering acceptable PM2.5 levels, which may result in tighter no-burn rules in Maricopa County.

San Antonio architects David Lake and Ted Flato of Lake Flato win the 2024 AIA Gold Medal for their sustainable design and influence on American architecture.

A nonprofit plans to build a 70-unit affordable housing development for low-income seniors on the former site of a Big Lots store in San Francisco, including a park and retail space.