Rockwall County in Texas is finalizing a strategic plan to manage its rapid growth, focusing on quality of life and community engagement, with a public reveal expected soon.

Seminole Towne Center stores must vacate by January 31 for a redevelopment project set to transform the Sanford mall into a mixed-use space, while select anchor stores remain open.

AT&T introduces a billing credit policy for customers affected by service outages, aiming to improve consumer trust and competitiveness following network disruptions.

The Bogey Inn in Dublin is set to become an entertainment campus with a 27-hole putting course under rising Brands. It will retain its name but with a new concept.

Cambridge Typewriter Company in Arlington is closing after 45 years due to the owner's retirement; it saw a pandemic resurgence and gained attention from celebrity Tom Hanks.

A Michigan player won $1 million in the Mega Millions lottery, having purchased the ticket in New Baltimore. The winner must claim the prize within a year.

Salt & Straw Ice Cream is opening a new location in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood, contributing to its Pacific Northwest expansion and offering unique ice cream flavors made in collaboration with local producers.

NYC's congestion pricing is causing businesses to increase prices of goods and services due to higher costs from the tolls for entering Manhattan south of 60th Street.

The Turkish House in NYC operates without the required certificate of occupancy, tied to a case involving Mayor Eric Adams who is accused of corruption.

Apple signed a lease for 193,000-square-foot office space in Seattle's South Lake Union, marking the city's largest office deal since pre-pandemic times.

Peoria and Local First Arizona collaborate to support local food businesses, seeking input through a survey which might reward participants with the chance to throw the first pitch at a Spring Training game.

New York AG Letitia James has issued cease and desist notices to 54 companies for Medicaid fraud in the medical transport industry, with over $10 million recovered and 11 convictions.

The Banks Business Community in Cincinnati is advocating for a new arena at the current riverfront location, contrary to a study's alternate site suggestions.