The Choco Taco returns to Philadelphia for a limited time through a Gopuff and GlacierPoint partnership, available at $3.99 each during Gopuff's "Nostalgia Week."

Rite Aid is closing all its Michigan stores due to bankruptcy, affecting jobs and impacting patients who may rely on brick-and-mortar pharmacy services.

Peter Pan Mini-Golf in Austin has secured a lease extension until March 31, 2025, offering the historic venue a temporary reprieve as it seeks a more permanent arrangement.

Miami University alum Brian Niccol is set to become the new CEO of Starbucks after leading Chipotle, bringing with him a focus on digital expansion and innovation.

Mars Inc. is set to acquire Kellanova, known for snacks like Cheez-Its, Pringles, and Pop-Tarts, in a $30 billion deal, expanding its presence in the snack market.

Fayette County has approved tax incentives and a $15-million loan for a new Buc-ee's travel center, expecting to create jobs and boost the local economy.

The Tullahoma Driver Services Center reopens with renovations aiming to improve customer experience, including upgraded amenities and expanded parking. Services offered include driver licenses, tests, and permit applications.

Aldi aims to open a new store in Gilbert at the site of a former car lot, pending planning commission approval, with potential job creation linked to future expansion plans.

Marquette Bank in Chicago recovers from a criminal attack, restores ATM services, and continues to offer a personal banking experience, emphasizing fraud prevention and customer communication.

Petland in East Oahu is closing its last store in Kahala after 86 years, citing challenges from e-commerce and a pivot to wholesale after a closing sale.

LL Flooring is closing 94 stores nationwide amid Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with closures in Texas and California, but will keep certain locations and its online presence active.

Tokyo Central is set to open at Bay Street Emeryville in 2025, offering an array of Japanese goods and dining options, reflecting the diverse Bay Area community.

Ontario is rapidly becoming a culinary and entertainment hotspot, with numerous new restaurants opening. The city's economic development programs support this growth, alongside entertainment venues like the Toyota Arena and future sports complex.