A matching-numbers 1965 Aston Martin DB5 Vantage, one of the rare left‑hand‑drive Vantages, is on the block at Broad Arrow’s Las Vegas sale this Friday with an $850k–$1M estimate.

An officer tackling a suspect, Tim Rau, suffered a shoulder injury, but a K9 helped arrest Rau who was wanted on a felony warrant and also charged with resisting arrest.

Plug Power and Edgewood plan a North Las Vegas biorefinery to turn local waste into renewable diesel, biomethanol and SAF while producing on‑site green hydrogen.

Bank of Hawaii topped Q3 expectations with $1.20 EPS and $53.3M net income, citing stronger margins, deposit growth and a $0.70 quarterly dividend.

NCDHHS introduced a loan repayment program for nurses in rural NC to address healthcare disparities, with support from a $50 million fund by the state assembly.

Michigan gas prices have increased by 29 cents, averaging $3.08 per gallon due to a BP refinery incident, although this is still below July's peak prices.

Hawai‘i's Department of Agriculture granted over $465,700 to seven projects aiming to strengthen its specialty agricultural sectors, including fruit and floriculture, through the SCBGP for fiscal year 2025.

AgConnect introduces a "As Seen in the Chester County Farm Guide" stamp to promote local agriculture in Chester County, highlighting farms and businesses in the area.

Alcoa is in talks with Costco and RealtyLink to open a new store in Springbrook Farm, with plans to boost the local economy without raising property taxes.

St. Johns County Utilities launched a video series to increase transparency in their customer service for over 66,000 monthly customers, highlighting efforts to provide personal and professional support.

A masked independent journalist was arrested after confrontations while testing constitutional rights on public properties, leading to an alleged assault charge.

Wisconsin's DNR is seeking public input on Inland Label's Green Tier applications for its Neenah and La Crosse facilities, acknowledging their efforts to exceed environmental standards.

Alector Inc. cuts its workforce by nearly 50% following the failure of its dementia drug trial, signalling challenges in the biotech sector and the drug development process.