Calls rise to address the South Bronx open-air drug market, as Congressman Ritchie Torres and the community urge NYC Mayor Eric Adams for action, citing a "systemic failure of governance" and plummeting local commerce.

Vernors releases a new Boston Cooler beverage in Michigan and Toledo, infusing classic ginger ale with vanilla for a nostalgic summer treat, available until September.

The iconic Mayfair Diner in Philadelphia is for sale, marking a potential end to its historic presence since 1932, with no listed price but continued operation during the sale.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell is addressing Nashville's food deserts by urging community collaboration and innovative solutions to improve access to affordable, nutritious food.

Springfield's downtown sees multiple small business closures, with owners like Elizabeth Wake citing poor traffic and safety concerns. Mayor and DSI aim to provide support amidst these challenging times.

A man from Wayne County won $4 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket purchased at Superior Market in Ann Arbor; he took a $2.7 million lump sum payout.

A 13-year-old heroically saved an 11-year-old boy from drowning in Silver Lake in Everett, with the help of bystanders and firefighters who provided CPR.

New York Pickles & Company opened a store in Coral Springs offering a variety of New York-style pickles, other brined foods, and health benefits claims. The brand is known in South Florida's markets.

Huss Brewing Co. becomes ASU Athletics' official craft beer partner, opening taproom in stadium, with proceeds supporting Sun Angel Collective and student-athletes.

The Halal Guys are opening a new location in Newton, and excitement is building for their famous halal platters and white sauce. The launch date is yet announced.

Kroger introduces printed "Weekly Digital Deals" flyers for easy access to discounts with a loyalty card at checkout, bypassing the need for digital coupon selection.

Philadelphia hosts a three-day business summit focusing on city engagement, financial empowerment, and innovation, offering resources, insights, and networking opportunities for entrepreneurs.

Detroit's Mayor Duggan launched the 11th edition of the GDYT program to provide summer jobs to over 8,000 young individuals, continuing to offer employment experiences to the city's youth.