Prospect Medical Holdings, managing Crozer Health, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, planning to realign its operations and sell some hospital systems.

A shooting occurred on Clarendon Ave. in Columbus, with police responding and the victim now stable. Investigators seek witnesses, with Det. Rees as the contact person.

In-N-Out Burger plans its first Portland location, with an application to open near Portland International Airport. The company will discuss impact and planning with city officials.

A 5-year-old boy was injured by flying glass when his home in Carr Square, St. Louis was shot into. Police are investigating and seeking tips through CrimeStoppers.

Macy's is closing 66 stores across 22 states to streamline operations, with three closures in Washington State. Despite downsizing, the company reports positive effects from investments in remaining stores, known as the "First 50."

JCPenney merges with Sparc Group to form Catalyst Brands, a new entity housing six brands and led by Marc Rosen, with anticipated cost efficiencies and talent synergies.

Macy's to close 66 stores including two in Maryland, as part of its plan to shut 150 locations by 2026, focusing on upscale brands and adapting to increased online shopping.

Safety Shot Inc. plans to acquire Yerbae Brands Corp. in an all-stock deal valued at $15.2 million, aiming to leverage new distribution channels and marketing capabilities.

GE Aerospace received a $9 million JobsOhio grant to test its RISE engine technology in Ohio. The company plans to add 200 engineering jobs by 2028 and boost the local economy.

Kohl's plans to close 27 stores by April due to underperformance and a focus on optimizing operations amid sales challenges. They'll also shut a California e-commerce center as they adjust to changing retail and consumer behaviors.

Sacramento introduces a new financial support program offering grants up to $240,000 for North Sacramento businesses to stimulate post-pandemic economic growth.

Tony's, a historic St. Louis restaurant since 1946, will close on February 15, 2025, as announced by the management expressing gratitude to the community.

Macy's is closing seven stores in Florida as part of a nationwide consolidation effort, focusing on more profitable locations and offering affected employees severance and job placement assistance.