The NCFST partners with Ripe for Revival to launch a mobile grocery store in Wake Forest, offering a pay-what-you-can system for local produce, meats, and dairy, aiming to provide affordable, healthy food options.

A Grocery Outlet store will open in San Francisco's Northpoint Shopping Center, filling the vacancy left by Safeway's May closure, with the support of Supervisor Aaron Peskin.

The former GM site in Wyoming, Michigan, will be redeveloped into a new parts plant by Benteler Automotive. The project will create up to 170 jobs and represents a $105 million investment.

Two Portland restaurants, Alpenrausch and Pasar, were featured on Bon Appetit's "20 Best New Restaurants of 2024" list, highlighting the city's diverse culinary scene.

S&C Electric Co. opens a new manufacturing facility in Palatine to boost production for the electric grid, positioning for innovation and job creation in Chicago's business scene.

Flight Club, a "social darts" venue, is set to open in Clayton at the former Cantina Laredo location, offering a tech-driven darts experience and upscale dining in early 2025.

Cybersecurity firm Fortinet unveiled a new 90,000 square foot facility in Chicago's West Loop, positioning it as an innovation hub and planning to double its local workforce.

The Legacy Commons Holiday Craft Boutique in Palmdale will feature 30 local artisans selling handcrafted goods on November 16th, promoting community engagement and local shopping.

A judge orders Rusconi Bar & Kitchen to close temporarily due to allegations of violence, underage drinking, and violations of fire code capacity. The bar's attorney claims unfair treatment.

Kappy's Subs, a Central Florida eatery known for its cheesesteaks, is closing after 57 years due to lease issues.

The Showboat Drive-in in Harris County is closing down after 19 years but plans to reopen in new locations by Spring 2026 due to various challenges including the pandemic.

The chain Mission Taco is rebranding to Session Taco due to a lawsuit filed by Mission Foods' parent company, Gruma Corporation, for trademark infringement.

Big Lots has entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid continued financial struggles, planning to liquidate assets under Nexus Capital Management. The retailer faces sustained sales declines and will close stores while restructuring its operations.