AtriCure Inc. is expanding its Mason, Ohio headquarters, doubling payroll, and adding 300 jobs, with a $45 million investment that promises economic growth for the region.

The City's utility billing system upgrade caused unexpected zero balance invoices due to a software conversion hiccup, but no resident action is necessary.

The NAR has revised real estate transaction rules in response to a legal verdict and $950 million penalty, impacting agent commissions and buyer-seller interactions.

The Port of Galveston is dismantling its historic grain silos to accommodate future cargo needs, such as wind turbine blades, reflecting a shift in global demand.

The FTC and Arizona AG have filed a complaint against Coulter Motor Company for deceptive and discriminatory practices, including misleading ads and overcharging Latino customers.

Hermès is set to open its first Tennessee store in Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston district in fall 2025, marking a potential shift in the city's luxury retail landscape.

Titans QB Will Levis launched a mayonnaise-scented cologne with Hellmann's, selling out quickly. Proceeds go to charity, with restocks planned due to high demand.

Minneapolis is hosting online sessions to discuss proposed cannabis business zoning regulations, following the legalization of adult-use recreational cannabis.

Tattoo City, a historic San Francisco tattoo shop established by Don Ed Hardy, is closing due to Hardy's health issues, specifically his struggle with dementia.

A boil water advisory was issued for the Nora area in Indianapolis after a water main break, affecting about 800 customers. The advisory was lifted after 48 hours.

Jones Soda is entering the Michigan market with its Mary Jones cannabis-infused beverages, including THC sodas and syrups, and has launched 100mg THC shooters in California.

The opening of Barnes & Noble in Wicker Park is delayed to October 30, due to site conditions and permitting issues.

The Mercury Café in Denver is up for sale or lease due to financial challenges, including high security costs from nearby homeless camps and internal labor disputes, despite recent neighborhood improvements.