Minneapolis police supported federal agents during a drug and human trafficking bust, later managing crowd tensions; two people were arrested for assaulting an officer.

Long Beach celebrates 16 businesses for their sustainability efforts under the city's Green Business Program, highlighting economic growth alongside environmental stewardship.

Hooters has closed approximately 30 restaurants across multiple states, amid Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, moving towards a franchise-based model.

The iconic Hooters restaurant on Newport's riverfront closed suddenly yesterday, following the company's bankruptcy and move to a franchise business model.

Brookline Lunch plans to open a second location in Brookline, replicating its cozy atmosphere and fresh dish selection from its original Cambridge site.

Crowds in South Florida lined up at retail stores for the Nintendo Switch 2 launch, with fans excited for the new console's improved display and hardware.

The iconic Kronk Gym is set to return to Detroit at the historic Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center, with a focus on community, legacy, and youth engagement.

Orbic Electronics is investing $110 million to move its manufacturing from India and China to New York, creating 1,000 jobs and a high-tech hub on Long Island.

St. Charles County residents are increasingly installing in-ground pools, with figures indicating a rise to 7,504, with modern pools featuring shallow lounging areas and fewer diving depths.

Illinois DoL's safety program partnered with construction leaders to promote safety at Hollywood Casino Joliet, leading to successful project completion with minimal injuries.

Pedestrian Melinda L. Reinke, 69, died from complications of a December crash in Portland. She had been hit by a vehicle, leading to her recent death. The PPB is reviewing the incident.

St. Johns County's Risk Management Department won an award for department of the year and Laura Dodd was named the Risk Management Professional of the Year. Their experience modification factor is notably low at 0.49.

The Sports Bra, a bar showcasing women's sports, plans to open a Boston location to support and increase the visibility of women's teams and athletes.