Allen, Texas ranks second in best small-city real estate markets, ninth overall, in a WalletHub study considering home values, vacancy rates, and affordability.

Hillsborough County leaders are advocating for voters to extend a half-cent sales tax, set to expire in 2026, to fund essential services like transportation and public safety.

A suspected drug dealer was arrested by Salt Lake City Police during a patrol of the Jordan River Trail, aided by a Utah DPS helicopter. Meth, fentanyl pills, cash, and paraphernalia were seized.

IKEA announces a new, smaller "Plan & Order Point with Pick-up" store in Colma, geared towards personalized consultations for home projects, with no immediate takeaway purchases.

The San Juan Lateral of the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project, crucial for Navajo water supply, is 60% complete, according to the Navajo Nation's website.

KFC revamps 16 Orlando restaurants with a focus on streamlined menus, advanced ordering technology, and a refreshed aesthetic to enhance customer experience and service efficiency.

POWDR is selling Eldora Mountain Resort in Colorado, maintaining operations for the 2024-25 season during the transition, with JP Morgan overseeing the sale.

A Michigan man won $500,000 after a clerk chose a lottery ticket for him at a Kent City mart. He plans to buy a new house and truck with his winnings.

The Round Rock City Council preliminarily approved raising utility rates to fund infrastructure maintenance and growth, with a final vote at the next meeting.

Sheetz is opening its first convenience store in Romulus, Michigan, on August 27, featuring fresh food and electric vehicle charging. They plan charitable donations and further expansion in Detroit.

A Layton man was fatally shot by police after brandishing weapons and indicating intent to provoke a confrontation, despite crisis negotiators' efforts to deescalate.

Illinois job growth shows an increase in 9 metro areas but unemployment rates rise across all 14 areas, with Champaign-Urbana seeing the highest job gains.

Ford plans to produce an electric commercial van in Lorain County, Ohio, starting in 2026, with a $1.5 billion investment in its plant, reflecting a shift toward electric vehicles.