Sherman's Dairy Bar in Michigan announced its closure after 66 seasons, leaving customers sharing fond memories and preparing for its final day on October 26.

Electric vehicle manufacturer Futronic USA Inc. plans to open its first U.S. plant in Buda, Texas, creating an estimated 350 jobs and boosting the local economy.

Mecklenburg County Solid Waste and Recycling is hosting a hazardous waste collection event on September 18 for nonresidential entities. Fees are reduced and appointments are required. The first five participants receive a $100 discount.

Brynwood Partners acquired Miracapo Pizza Co. from the Crown family, expanding its Chicago-area food manufacturing presence and adding to its portfolio.

Mike Carr is named the new president and general manager of ABC13 Houston, bringing his leadership experience from California's ABC30 with a focus on storytelling and addressing environmental concerns.

Recent data from the Dallas Fed indicates a decline in Texas manufacturing activity, with factory activity and demand decreasing, igniting concerns over economic health and price pressures among manufacturers.

Sheetz is opening its first store in Baltimore County on September 5, offering prizes, free beverages, and a food donation drive for the Maryland Food Bank at the grand opening.

Mi Rancho Supermarket opened its first San Francisco location in the Bayview neighborhood, aiming to combat food insecurity by offering fresh, affordable groceries.

Fogo de Chão opens a new Brazilian steakhouse in Towson, offering traditional Gaucho-style meats and a unique atmosphere, with a portion of its initial sales benefiting the Maryland Food Bank.

Texas gas station slot machines operate in a legal gray area, offering non-cash prizes under $5 as permitted by law, but authorities monitor for potential violations.

Target's semi-annual car seat trade-in event this September allows customers to recycle old car seats in exchange for a 20% discount on new baby gear.

The CWA has exited mediation with AT&T amid a labor dispute and ongoing strike, impacting service in cities like Atlanta. AT&T seeks an equitable deal despite the stalled talks.

17 individuals were arrested for retail theft in downtown Portland, recovering $2,800 in goods and potentially uncovering broader criminal activities.