The city of Philadelphia is offering grants up to $35,000 for local businesses through the Philadelphia Business Lending Network, aiming to spur economic growth.

Fajitas & ‘Ritas in Boston is closing on July 13 after 35 years due to the lease not being renewed, as the owner expresses gratitude to patrons for their years of support.

Several NC stores, including two Family Dollar locations, have been fined over $162,000 for price scanning errors that resulted in customer overcharges.

Arlington's Tea Scoop Boba Tea & Smoothie, owned by Kevin Yu, prioritizes freshness with their made-to-order drinks, offering a unique tea experience during Small Business Promotion Week.

Former Maryland resident Zhong Jie Chen has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for misappropriating $354,520 in COVID-19 relief funds intended for his businesses.

Minneapolis increases its minimum wage to $15.57 for small businesses, following a similar raise for larger employers. This hike is part of efforts to improve workers' standards and is complemented by expanded paid sick leave across Minnesota.

Stellantis reduces shifts at Warren Truck Assembly Plant, affecting 1,600 employees, to align production with sales, amidst broader cost-cutting efforts and declining U.S. sales.

DEA Oakland and Alameda County Narcotics Task Force seized 15 kg of Fentanyl, an AK-47, and $142,000 cash in Oakland, arresting three in a major drug operation.

OptumRx Inc. agrees to a $20 million settlement with the DEA over claims of mishandling opioid prescriptions, including filling dangerous "trinity" drug combinations.

Brooklyn Park announces its sixth annual Restaurant Week from September 23-29, inviting eateries to participate and patrons to experience the local culinary scene.

Circle K announces fuel and car service discounts for July 2nd to spur Independence Day travel, including 40 cents off per gallon and half-price car washes. Mavis Tire also offers tire and service deals.

Several black- and gay-owned cannabis businesses, such as SWAY dispensary, are opening in Illinois, marking progress in diversity and inclusion in the industry.

UPS will close a Baltimore County distribution center, laying off 540 employees, as part of an enhancement initiative, with plans to reopen the updated facility in late 2025.