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.

Amazon is laying off 14,000 workers, attributing the decision to AI investments and a push for leaner operations.

Flying Fish in Downtown Memphis closed due to reported civil unrest affecting sales, a claim questioned by the local community president. The chain still operates in other locations.

PEGATRON Corporation plans to open its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Georgetown, Texas, investing $35 million with a goal to create 100 jobs within three years.

San Francisco just made Zyn pay up. The nicotine pouch maker’s $3M settlement sends a warning to the booming flavored tobacco industry.

A matching-numbers 1965 Aston Martin DB5 Vantage, one of the rare left‑hand‑drive Vantages, is on the block at Broad Arrow’s Las Vegas sale this Friday with an $850k–$1M estimate.

An officer tackling a suspect, Tim Rau, suffered a shoulder injury, but a K9 helped arrest Rau who was wanted on a felony warrant and also charged with resisting arrest.

Plug Power and Edgewood plan a North Las Vegas biorefinery to turn local waste into renewable diesel, biomethanol and SAF while producing on‑site green hydrogen.