Socorro is accepting nominations for its Small Business of the Quarter Awards to recognize and support local businesses. Residents can nominate via an online link; details are available by calling the Economic Recovery Office.

Orland Park has approved an Amazon commercial development, projected to create jobs and tax revenue, though facing community concerns over traffic and transparency.

DMA, a minority business in Sterling Heights, excels in automotive parts manufacturing, boasting adaptability, zero injuries over two years, and industry certifications. They're expanding into defense supply with a CMMC Level 1 certification.

Ex‑Neiman CEO Geoffroy van Raemdonck returns to lead Saks Global through Chapter 11, bringing a familiar team to repair vendor ties and stabilize stores.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit blocking a new Costco in San Jose, with the city proceeding with the project despite community concerns about traffic and safety.

Ampirical is expanding its headquarters in St. Tammany Parish, with a 90,000 square-foot facility, creating 175 jobs. The $43 million project reflects the company's two-decade commitment to the local economy.

Francesca's, a women's clothing retailer, is closing all stores nationwide after over 20 years in business following financial troubles and a previous bankruptcy.

A third detainee died at Camp East Montana ICE facility, leading to calls for its closure amid scrutiny over conditions and the for-profit detention model.

The Palisades Center mall in Rockland County faces auction on Feb. 4 due to financial struggles and an unpaid $418 million loan, possibly bringing new ownership to the 2.2 million-square-foot property.

One man was fatally shot after an early morning dispute at a northeast Oklahoma City 7-Eleven; the shooter remains at large.

Squat & Gobble will close its West Portal cafe next Sunday, ending a run that began in 1993. Owners thanked the community in a farewell post.

Opa! Grill & Tavern in Delaware, Ohio, shows off its new look and local investment on the City of Delaware's social media, highlighting community spirit.

Gas prices in Michigan have risen 15 cents in a week to $2.96 per gallon due to increased demand. Drivers are paying less than during the peak in August 2025, but prices vary across the state.