The new Tru hotel and Home2 Suites by Hilton open in Phoenix's midtown, offering 207 rooms and amenities to serve the local healthcare and educational community.

An overview of store hours on Thanksgiving Day: While Whole Foods and Jewel-Osco have modified hours, big box stores like Best Buy, Costco, and Walmart are closed.

The Bob Crane Community Center is set to open in spring 2025, offering rentable spaces including an Event Center with a discount for early bookings and various rooms for diverse community events.

Barney's BakeHouse in the Great Lakes Bay region has opened a new $750,000 production center to increase capacity for commercial customers, following growth since Jarrid Weighman's takeover in 2020.

Ralph's Army Surplus, a longtime business in Monroeville, is set to close after serving the community for nearly 70 years due to changing economic conditions and market shifts.

Muskegon Big Lake Humane Society is raffling a Taylor Swift-signed guitar to raise funds for animal care, with tickets at $25 each or $100 for five. The winner will be announced at a fundraiser event.

Mount Sinai South Nassau is investing $17.7 million to expand cardiac facilities, adding a new cath lab and electrophysiology lab, and is using a $1 million donation to increase access to cancer clinical trials.

Texas regulators require ERCOT-connected cryptocurrency mining facilities to register, providing details on location and energy use to maintain grid reliability amid growing operations.

New Jersey officials express concerns over NYC's congestion pricing impact on residents and businesses, prompting fears of relocation to avoid the new tolls.

Despite community support and recent awards, 16 Lots Brewing Company has permanently closed its Mason and Newport locations due to unsustainable business operations.

Jonathan Martin will retire as Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra's President and CEO in 2025, and Robert McGrath will become the acting President and CEO.

A Ukrainian national who ended up in San Francisco after leaving her tumultuous country behind has quietly risen to the top San Francisco's competitive nail scene, staking her claim as the budding "Queen of Ukrainian Manicures." Her story proves that sometimes the most unlikely entrepreneurs create the most revolutionary businesses.

Desolas Mezcal, a Miami-based company, won Best of Class in the Mezcal category at the 2024 NYWSC, a significant achievement for the new brand in the spirits industry.