Hawaiian tourism declined in July 2025, with a 4.4% decrease in arrivals and a 4.3% drop in spending compared to the previous July, although it was a 15% increase from July 2019.

WOW Carwash opened its 18th location in west Las Vegas, celebrating with a grand opening event offering free car washes and family-friendly activities.

A judge granted an injunction to Airbnb, delaying Clark County's new rental rules set for September 1st enforcement, after a lawsuit argued they'd cause financial harm.

GM has announced a temporary layoff for 360 workers at Factory Zero in Detroit due to lower demand for electric vehicles, affecting the production of GMC Hummer EV and Cadillac Escalade IQ.

The Napa Valley wine industry estimates $65 million in losses from the Pickett Fire, primarily from smoke damage across over 1,500 acres, affecting winegrapes and beehives. Remedies for smoke taint in wine remain limited.

NV Energy's proposal to change net metering intervals for new solar customers to 15 minutes faces criticism, while it embarks on a program to increase solar access for low-income households.

Ford recalls nearly 500,000 vehicles, particularly Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX models, due to a risk of brake fluid leaks that could extend stopping distances, posing a crash risk. The company is working on a fix for the issue.

Goodyear won two IEDC awards for its GSQ neighborhood development and the "You're in Good Company" advertising campaign, reflecting its economic growth and innovation.

The NOPD seeks public help to identify three suspects in a robbery. A victim was lured into a car on Bourbon Street and later robbed by the trio. Descriptions of the suspects and their vehicle were provided.

Rev. Al Sharpton led a march in Manhattan's Financial District to support DEI initiatives and protest against the Trump administration's policies, drawing diverse participants and coinciding with the 1963 March on Washington anniversary.

Three Peaks Brewing secures liquor license after nearly three years of regulatory battles, preparing to reopen in Waikiki with new owners and technical innovations.

Tacoma's Fred Meyer on 72nd Street closure deeply disappoints residents and City Council Member Joe Bushnell. The city teams up to prevent decay and considers interim uses for the site while seeking solutions to food access inequality.

Boston is set to host the "Survivor Ultimate Fan Cafe" before the premiere of the show's 49th season, offering fans an immersive experience with themed challenges, Polynesian-fusion cuisine, and a connection to actual show contestants.