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.

The Mary Ann Young Center's annual Jewelry Sale offers a selection of jewelry to benefit local programming. It takes place on October 7 from 8:30AM to 4PM in Blaine.

Giant Eagle plans to open a 20,000-square-foot grocery store in downtown Columbus as part of the Peninsula Phase II development, enhancing local amenities and urban living.

A man was fatally shot on NW Nicolai St. in Portland; despite life-saving efforts, he died at the scene. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Portillo's CEO Michael Osanloo has left the company suddenly, with Michael A. Miles Jr. appointed as interim CEO.