Illinois AG Kwame Raoul has sued several parties over alleged mishandling of asbestos during Rialto Square Theatre renovations, citing public health risks.

Amazon is closing two California warehouses in West Sacramento and Irvine, affecting 160 workers but aims to offer them other roles within the company.

Chicago officials are suing to recover funds from a fraud involving the city's Emergency Rental Assistance Program, targeting a former city employee and a property management firm.

In-N-Out Burger begins construction of an office in Franklin, Tennessee, announcing plans to open restaurants in Nashville by 2026, creating 277 jobs.

Mark A. Wallace, the CEO of Texas Children's Hospital, will retire on October 4, 2024, after over 30 years of service. His successor will be Debra Sukin.

Off-duty Pineville Police Officer Christopher Jackson was charged with DWI and related offenses after being found unresponsive in his car by CMPD. He has been suspended without pay pending a court appearance and internal review.

Regal Cinemas Hollywood 24 in Atlanta is closing in October, with its property up for sale. The theater opened in 1999 and replaced the North 85 Twin Drive-In.

The Hammered Lamb in Ivanhoe Village is hosting a "Save the Lamb" fundraiser to avoid closure, amid financial struggles exacerbated by local construction.

Chartreuse by Roje, a new boutique flower shop, opens Saturday at 2095 Market Street, at Church Street.

Edgio Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to facilitate the sale of its assets amidst financial difficulties and a potential $110 million credit bid from its lender.

Lewis Roca merges with Womble Bond Dickinson, creating a firm with over 1,300 lawyers. The union reflects the legal industry's trend towards consolidation.

Stellantis is investing $406 million in Michigan for EV and hybrid production, including the 2025 Ram 1500 REV.

Bank of America is raising its minimum hourly wage to $24 in October, benefiting full and part-time employees.