Rev. Al Sharpton led a march in Manhattan's Financial District to support DEI initiatives and protest against the Trump administration's policies, drawing diverse participants and coinciding with the 1963 March on Washington anniversary.

Three Peaks Brewing secures liquor license after nearly three years of regulatory battles, preparing to reopen in Waikiki with new owners and technical innovations.

Tacoma's Fred Meyer on 72nd Street closure deeply disappoints residents and City Council Member Joe Bushnell. The city teams up to prevent decay and considers interim uses for the site while seeking solutions to food access inequality.

Boston is set to host the "Survivor Ultimate Fan Cafe" before the premiere of the show's 49th season, offering fans an immersive experience with themed challenges, Polynesian-fusion cuisine, and a connection to actual show contestants.

Detroit's 88.7 89X radio, known for alternative rock, is hinting at a comeback to its original format after a country stint, exciting fans with a scheduled return and local programming revival.

Visa will host its annual Visa Payments Forum in San Francisco through 2030, signaling support for the city's economic growth and its role in technology and innovation.

Coon Rapids launched a virtual tour to showcase diverse local businesses, highlighting 17 ventures, including a fast-casual dining spot named Time & Place, promoting community engagement online.

Cracker Barrel returned to their classic logo after a failed redesign sparked backlash, including criticism from former President Trump. The original logo reflected the brand's southern identity which customers prefer, according to a YouGov survey.

Bommarito Bakery in metro Detroit celebrates 100 years in business, renowned for introducing the city's first cannoli, upholding family traditions, and a commitment to handmade authenticity.

Union Square Donuts is set to open a new shop in MarketStreet Lynnfield, expanding their business that offers scratch-made donuts and a comprehensive coffee program.

New Yorkers struggle with soaring summer heat, rising Con Edison rates, and increased disconnections, affecting the financially vulnerable amid the climate crisis.

Jacksonville police are seeking help to identify an ATM burglary suspect known as the 'brick-wielding bandit'. They humorously shared the incident on social media.

Portage County's Water Resources payment portal will be down from September 3 to 10 for a system upgrade. Residents must pay bills by mail or in person during this time.