Six Arizona cities, with Mesa and Phoenix in lead, are recognized for national economic growth, driven by populace and median earnings increase, infrastructure expansion, and diversified economies.

Ex-anchor Jeff Vaughn sues CBS for alleged anti-white discrimination, seeking $5 million in damages and represented by a conservative legal group known for opposing diversity initiatives.

The Caldwell Companies is set to open a new shopping center, Towne Lake Market, in Cypress this fall, providing various commercial spaces for local convenience.

Charlotte Police are probing multiple shootings in Uptown Charlotte, with one person injured and another sustaining life-threatening wounds. No arrests have been made.

Food Town celebrates 30 years of service in the Houston community with special offers and in-store events, focusing on customer appreciation and local support.

Houston culinary icon Glen Gondo dies at 75 after cancer battle, leaving a legacy of cultural bridge-building.

Oregon OSHA is highlighting the need for employers to protect workers from heat illness by providing water, rest, shade, and training, especially during summer.

Baltimore County's Summer Restaurant Week returns from July 12-21, offering special menus and discounts at over 30 local eateries to boost the hospitality industry.

Chicago businesses have mixed reactions to the upcoming NASCAR street race, with some expecting a sales boost and others planning closures due to the disruptions. The two-day event also aims to generate significant economic impact for the city.

Uber Freight and Aurora Innovation partner to introduce autonomous trucking services in Texas, focusing on safety and efficiency. They plan to operate self-driving trucks on the Dallas to Houston corridor by the end of the year.

The District Government announces modified services on July 4th, with open pools, parks, essential services, and support for vulnerable populations, but some closures and adjustments in transportation and municipal services.

Donyae Wroten is charged with first-degree murder for the October 2023 shooting of Terran Frazier in Nashville, following a premeditated robbery and prior altercation.

Metropolitan Police arrest Derrick Gladden as a suspect in an April Southeast D.C. shooting, charging him with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.