The Miami International Auto Show offers interactive experiences with test drives, showcases classic cars, and displays automotive innovations until October 5.

The NGA opens its $1.7 billion Western Campus in St. Louis, with local businesses anticipating revitalization and new partnerships with academia for a tech hub.

Harbor Sweets has opened a new chocolate kiosk at Copley Place Mall, with a nautical theme including a ship-shaped structure to shade their products from sunlight.

Ron Kitchens has been appointed as the new CEO of Greater St. Louis Inc. after leading the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce. He brings over three decades of experience to oversee GSL's larger $20 million operation.

Hawaii's DBEDT encourages small businesses to participate in the Federal Reserve's 2025 Small Business Credit Survey to inform policies on capital access.

H Mart has opened its first store in Florida, located in Orlando, offering a wide selection of Asian groceries and food options from Korean and Japanese eateries.

Fort Worth's brick-and-mortar businesses are invited to learn about the Thriving Cities Fund at an upcoming forum, which offers financial growth opportunities.

Metra is trialing a new Café Car with social seating on Rock Island Line and other lines this fall, seeking passenger feedback to evaluate the concept's potential permanent implementation.

NY AG Letitia James leads a bipartisan group opposing Capital One’s proposed class action settlement on the basis that it shortchanges customers on owed interest.

James River Phillips pleaded guilty to transporting explosive materials to a soccer complex in Ohio. The IED was disarmed following police intervention. Sentencing is pending.

Centrus Energy announces a multi-billion dollar expansion of its Piketon uranium enrichment plant in Ohio, expected to create 1,300 jobs, boosting energy sector employment.

A skimming device was found at a Dollar Tree register in Mall 205, leading Portland Police to investigate and advise customers to monitor their card statements.

St. Louis will get a new downtown food hall with eight vendors, a central bar, and a patio. Construction starts October 1, with an opening aimed for mid-2026.