A Strip casino operator has extended locals’ discounts and perks through the holidays, keeping free parking and dining deals available to Nevada residents.

Gilbert, AZ invites residents to Utility Listening Sessions in November to discuss water and utility concerns, including the new billing portal, and announces a water meter audit.

LSI, Inc. recalled over 2.2 million pounds of pork jerky sold at Costco and Sam's Club due to potential metal contamination, with no reported injuries.

German manufacturer Holon is setting up a $100 million autonomous vehicle factory in Jacksonville, aiming to strengthen the local economy and produce 5,000 shuttles annually.

The Outback Steakhouse in Jacksonville Beach has closed down after 35 years, with Bloomin' Brands previously noting closure plans for underperforming locations. Details of this specific closure were not disclosed.

Giant Eagle Pharmacy is opening at a former Rite Aid location in Pittsburgh's Mount Washington. They will offer healthcare products, food, and groceries. A "Fill it Forward" initiative will donate to a local organization for each prescription filled.

Portland Police Bureau monitored a South Waterfront protest without altercations or arrests, remaining poised and communicating a focus on public safety and restraint.

The Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida started a $40 million expansion of their casino and resort, involving new amenities and a collaboration with various construction and design firms.

The Hawaii ADC held its first board meeting in Maui, supporting local agriculture and approving a school kitchen project and water infrastructure review.

MnDOT offers various November events to support small businesses and subcontractors with skills training, networking, and financial aid for infrastructure projects.

Oklahoma enacts the Truth in Food Labeling Law, requiring clear labels for non-animal proteins to distinguish them from meat, for consumer clarity and local farm protection.

Boeing's St. Louis workers continue their strike over wages and benefits as the company rejects their latest counteroffer. Negotiations remain stalled as the union pushes for better compensation.

Harvard School of Dental Medicine has permanently closed its Cambridge clinic due to financial unviability after an electrical fire, with patients redirected to its Longwood practice, causing some inconvenience.