Broad Ripple business owners and IMPD collaborate to improve community safety and revive nightlife, overcoming challenges from the pandemic, construction, and crime.

San Luis, Arizona, starts constructing a new 2 million-gallon water storage tank to meet its growing population's needs, set to complete by April 2025 at a cost of $4,145,983.78.

The Book Table in Oak Park is closing after 21 years, with owners citing personal reasons for the decision, not financial ones. They plan to continue selling books online.

Sprouts Farmers Market's shares hit a record high following a strong second-quarter report, with the company seeing a sales increase despite broader market challenges.

Willamette Falls Paper Company in West Linn announces 158 layoffs and potential closure, requiring new investment to avoid shutting down by August end.

GE on Wing Support Inc. is considering expanding their Fort Worth facility, prompting the city council to potentially offer tax incentives if the company meets job creation and investment targets.

Hillsborough County celebrates #813Day with a focus on family recipes that highlight the area's culinary diversity. Residents are encouraged to share recipes for a chance to be featured on county social platforms.

Big Lots announces the closure of 315 stores, including eight in Ohio, amid financial struggles with 10.2% net sales decrease and $205 million net loss.

Crux Climbing Center is expanding to Pflugerville with Spicy Boys Fried Chicken and Spokesman Coffee, creating a new venue that merges climbing with dining options.

The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area was ranked fourth for startup success by MoneyGeek, with 32.8% new businesses and a supportive environment for entrepreneurs.

Dell Technologies confirmed layoffs as part of a strategic shift towards artificial intelligence and management streamlining, with the number of affected jobs not specified.

Phoenix launches its "Partner with a Principal" program involving local leaders in school operations, while ASU receives a $25 million donation for real estate programs.

Bimbo Bakeries USA was fined $162,000 for air quality violations at its South San Francisco facility, not performing emissions tests, and exceeding carbon monoxide limits.