Kroger and Albertsons plan to divest 579 stores in a bid to address antitrust concerns over their potential merger, amid an FTC lawsuit and market nervousness over inflation and competition.

Mineo's Pizza House in Pittsburgh has been named as one of The New York Times' readers' favorite pizza places globally, praised for its unique style and flavor.

Saint Paul businesses benefit from $7 million through the East Metro Main Street Economic Revitalization Program, enhancing services and infrastructure in cultural districts.

Fort Worth seeks local food vendors for a dining program at its new city hall, offering a rotating array of local dishes to city employees while aiding businesses in expanding their reach.

Three suspects have been arrested in connection with Corey Damoan Robinson's death, facing charges including murder and identity theft. The CMPD has conducted a multi-state investigation.

Decherd, TN alderman Justin Stubblefield and wife Paige were arrested for oxycodone distribution and money laundering.

Kroger and Albertsons plan to sell 579 stores nationwide, including 63 in California, to facilitate their merger despite FTC concerns over competition and market dominance.

UrgentVet, a new veterinary clinic for non-life-threatening pet emergencies, opens in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, enjoying a busy and positive reception from the community.

Post-Hurricane Beryl, Houstonians face price gouging while dealing with the storm's estimated $28-32 billion in damages. Authorities urge reporting of overpricing to protect consumers.

San Antonio's Guerra Branch Library is celebrating its 20th anniversary with various activities and a history exhibit. The event welcomes the community on Saturday morning.

Dirty Martin's Place in Austin is celebrating its 98th year with specials and a cake cutting event, having survived a potential threat from a transit development plan.

A Texas grocery store installs an ammo vending machine with facial recognition and ID scanners, raising safety concerns despite the CEO's claim of responsible gun ownership.

An Indiana man, Curtis Logan Tate, was sentenced to 63 months for assaulting police during the January 6 Capitol riot with weapons and social media documentation of the acts.