A family-restored mini-golf course, a frontier-inspired cafe and a joint restaurant are set to open in Townsend this summer.

Amerimed Emergency Medical Services filed for Chapter 11 in Atlanta while former employees allege the company skipped the WARN Act notice. The move adds legal and operational uncertainty for staff and local partners.

Staff at two Granny’s Kitchen locations in Oklahoma City say paychecks never arrived after abrupt closures; the franchisor says it is investigating.

Unionized staff at Marriott Marquis Houston ratified a contract that raises pay to $22 by 2028, adds Juneteenth as a paid holiday and lowers healthcare costs.

A Delaware magistrate ordered Paramount to produce informal board emails tied to its 2025 Skydance merger, giving investors a partial look at internal deliberations.

An Austin medical‑cannabis company sued several hemp sellers, alleging lab tests show many products contain marijuana‑level THC and contaminants.

Regulatory filings show Google will pay SpaceX about $920 million a month for access to tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs. The deal runs Oct 2026–Jun 2029 and includes delivery and exit clauses.

Mobb Deep co‑founder Havoc opens The Bridge dispensary in Astoria this weekend, pairing DJs and product samplings with a social‑equity partnership.

A Manhattan judge allowed a class-action accusing Abbott’s PediaSure of overstating its “clinically proven” growth benefits to proceed, citing packaging and ads that could imply height gains.

Photos show an Apple Valley Target cordoned off six fitting rooms and posted "Ramadan Mubarak" signage. It’s unclear whether the space is meant for shoppers or staff.

A UCSF analysis finds Philip Morris used tobacco‑era R&D to shape Lunchables and other ultraprocessed foods. The findings revive debate about labeling, marketing and school meals.

Rio Las Vegas will waive resort fees for all group bookings and add planner perks like free meeting internet and AV discounts, a change the hotel says is effective immediately. The offer is being promoted for group business this year and next.

Miami-Dade drew a record 28.3 million visitors in 2025, generating roughly $32.2 billion in economic impact and supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs.