Street Beet, a popular Detroit vegan pop-up, will move into the former Bobcat Bonnie's location in Corktown, offering a full menu and bar, community events, and a coffee shop called Washed Up Coffee.

The SBA announced closures of its offices in six sanctuary cities, citing resource optimization and compliance with federal immigration laws under Trump's administration. Local advocates fear negative impacts on small businesses.

Ralph Lauren reopens in San Francisco's Jackson Square with a new store featuring Polo and Double RL lines, plus vintage items, reflecting the area's charm.

Law enforcement in Hawai‘i Island responded to a shooting that resulted in the death of Latisha Soares and the suspect, Isaiah Fourshey, in an officer-involved incident.

A Louisiana social worker was sentenced to 30 months in prison for healthcare fraud, involving false insurance claims and ordered to pay $4.6 million in restitution.

Coffee Connections of Hilliard, owned by Nate and Sharon Grenier, has been serving coffee and fostering community since 2017. Its focus is on local collaborations and family-friendly spaces.

Pronto Pup Grand Rapids is set to open a new storefront in May to offer its unique corn dogs, operating three days a week as a shared ghost kitchen in Eastown or East Grand Rapids.

Waller County, Texas, approves a tax abatement for Tesla's new "Megafactory", expected to create 1,500 jobs and involve significant investment in manufacturing equipment and facility upgrades.

Hawaii's DBEDT has reduced its 2025 economic growth forecast to 1.7% due to a tourism decline, rising inflation, and policy uncertainty, though some sectors like construction show growth.

Stockton Police announced a third juvenile arrest in a fatal shooting investigation; earlier two teens were apprehended, and now a third, already in custody for unrelated charges, faces additional charges including homicide.

KUB has reached the halfway point in its fiber internet rollout, providing access to 84,000 customers in East Tennessee, with further expansions planned to address the need for reliable connectivity.

Arlington announces the opening of the Downtown Arlington Farmers Market starting March 29, scheduled for Saturdays through November, with free entry and parking.

Carrboro and Chapel Hill announce the return of the 2nd Friday Art Walk on March 14, featuring local art, live performances, and extended hours for shops and eateries.