The Macerich Company has purchased Raleigh's Crabtree Valley Mall for $290 million, intending to invest $60 million in redevelopment over the next three years.

Oklahoma City prepares for a flood of fans for the Thunder's NBA Championship parade, with businesses along the route anticipating a surge in customers and reflecting on the city's resilience.

Giant Eagle is set to take over prescriptions from several closed Rite Aid stores in Western Pennsylvania, marking a significant change in the pharmacy landscape of the region.

Startup Bailout Systems pivoted from military and firefighting safety to arborist safety, adapting its descent device to a new market with promising acceptance, exemplifying the adaptability of startups.

Chad Michael Rausch was indicted on aggravated robbery charges for a series of incidents at a Columbus business after being arrested during an attempted third robbery.

Guy Fieri's Chicken Guy! in Winter Park has closed to focus on expansion through franchises. The site faced eviction over unpaid rent but continues to grow elsewhere, with new Florida locations planned.

Immigrant brothers Tom and Kevin Le, from hardships to owning Luraco Technologies, illustrate the American Dream in Arlington through perseverance and innovation in massage chair manufacturing.

Joi Harris is named the new President and CEO of DTE Energy, set to start in September 2025, becoming the company's first female and African American CEO.

Five Pick 'n Save stores in southeast Wisconsin are closing to help Kroger cut costs, with employees offered transfers. Local shoppers express inconvenience over the closures.

A father-son drug trafficking team in Cincinnati received prison sentences for distributing various drugs, living lavishly, and possessing weapon and assets.

Central Drug Store in San Francisco's Excelsior is closing after 116 years. Owner Jerry Tonelli is retiring, ending the store's multi-generational service to the community.

Resorts World Las Vegas waives resort fees for the summer, aiming to attract budget-conscious travelers with additional savings like complimentary self-parking, setting it apart from other Strip venues.

Broadacres Marketplace in North Las Vegas closed temporarily due to fears among the Latino community of ICE raids, impacting the local economy and cultural life. Political figures condemned the crackdown, while ICE denied presence at the marketplace.