The owner of Trump Burger is suing the landlord of its Kemah location, alleging illegal seizure and operation of the restaurant, misuse of the brand, and issues regarding a liquor license transfer.

Columbus is recognized for its water management, drawing interest from companies like Amazon and Honda, seeking sustainable practices amidst global water challenges.

Detroit sues Real Token and 165 related companies over neglected property maintenance, causing widespread code violations and unsafe living conditions.

Hawaii has enacted Act 242, requiring that māmaki tea sold and labeled as such must be entirely grown in the state, aiming to ensure product authenticity and support local growers.

Minnetonka businesses express high satisfaction with the local business environment, with 98% approving and city officials planning to leverage the positive sentiment by enhancing resources and branding.

Celtic Crossing in Memphis reopens after an SUV crash caused by a medical episode, with temporary facilities and a special cocktail named "Irish Detour."

California Governor Gavin Newsom approves a boost to the state's Film and Television Tax Credit Program, now totaling $750 million, potentially generating $1.1 billion in economic output and 6,700 jobs.

Saint Paul sees a minimum wage raise for small, micro businesses; $15 for small (6-100 employees), $13.25 for micro (≤5). Rates for large businesses remain $15.97. This pursues economic equity.

Gilbert has launched a new utility billing portal for better tracking and managing water expenses, with features like real-time usage monitoring and various payment options. Transition period includes a temporary pause on service disconnections.

Fort Worth's top 20 businesses are preparing for the final stages of the 2025 Business Plan Competition, including workshops and mentorship, with cash prizes for the top three finishers.

Hawaii's tourism in May saw a 1.0% increase in visitors and a 3.7% rise in spending compared to the previous year, with a notable 18.9% spending boost from May 2019.

A man was shot in Seattle's Chinatown-International District; police seek the shooter. The incident caused local concern, with motive and details still unclear.

A 77-year-old Oakland County woman won $4 million from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off ticket purchased at a Kroger in Milford. She chose annual payments over a lump sum and plans to use the funds for home repairs, charity, and family.