Salt + Smoke is expanding its St. Louis-based barbecue brand into Edwardsville, Illinois, with a new restaurant in a historic building as part of a larger development project.

David Toedtemeier from Eugene was sentenced to five years in prison for trafficking fentanyl and methamphetamine, following a vehicle and home search.

A new Whole Foods Market is set to open in Miami Beach at 1901 Alton Road, part of the brand's expansion in the area, featuring fresh and organic food options, a parking lot, and other convenient amenities.

Local residents and Alderman Stamper are addressing the closure of a vital Pick 'n Save store in Milwaukee, seeking a new grocer to prevent a food desert.

Michigan reached a settlement with Domtar Industries and E.B. Eddy Paper over PFAS contamination involving cleanup and a $300,000 payment for response activities.

Ohio is refurbishing the Black Horse Inn for the new Belmont County Underground Railroad Museum, supported by a $4M Appalachian Community Grant. The project aims to boost local tourism and education.

Jesus Robles Jr. was sentenced to 6-20 years for a fatal DUI, leaving two girls fatherless; the victim's family expressed mixed emotions and advocacy for harsher DUI laws.

Viking Life-Saving Equipment (America) Inc. is paying $3.86 million to settle allegations of fraudulently obtaining PPP funds without admitting wrongdoing.

The Barrel One Collective has acquired Greater Good Imperial Brewing Company, adding to its portfolio and strengthening its position in the high-ABV craft beer segment in New England.

Suya Joint, an acclaimed West African restaurant in Roxbury, faces potential closure after its manager, Paul Dama, was detained by ICE on his way to church.

DeRoyal Industries is closing its LaFollette facility, impacting 153 workers and ending its custom procedure tray production due to an unsustainable supply chain market.

Fort Worth City Council approves incentives for a new mixed-use development by Larkspur Capital and Keystone, set to revitalize a 37-acre site with $1.7 billion investment and infrastructure upgrades.

Franklin Police warn against leaving pets in hot cars, emphasizing the legal and safety consequences for endangered animals, and advise keeping pets at home during heatwaves.