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.

Louisiana's LED is inviting small businesses to join the 2025-26 SEBD Roundtables for networking and growth, with applications open for participants to discuss challenges and share experiences.

WS Development has acquired the Breton Village shopping center in Grand Rapids, Michigan, a property with a diverse retail mix transitioned into an open-air shopping space.

Charlotte launched "Future Forward," a talent initiative pairing with experts to align local talent with industry needs and establish career pathways.

Linde invests over $400 million to construct the largest ASU in the Mississippi River corridor, aiding the production of low-carbon ammonia and economic growth in Ascension Parish, Louisiana.

Public Land SF, a new store rooted in ecological literacy and slow commerce, celebrated its grand opening in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood on June 21st.

A new Thai massage business will soon open at 4141 18th Street (between Castro and Collingwood streets), formerly the novelty and adult product shop Does Your Mother Know.