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.

Bob's Stores is closing all of its New England locations and has begun liquidation sales after failing to secure financing post-Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

The greater:SATX Regional Economic Partnership drives San Antonio's growth by attracting businesses, facilitating expansions, and promoting job creation and economic mobility.

Howl at the Moon and Down Nightclub in Philadelphia closed abruptly on July 1, 2024, leaving patrons sharing memories and awaiting possible refunds for pre-booked events.

Philadelphia police seek public's help to identify a suspect in two burglaries at the School of Rock on June 26 and 27, with video evidence released for assistance.

Lisa Cecil, a 66-year-old from Grand Rapids, won $1 million in Powerball after matching five numbers in the June 12 draw. She plans to pay off her home and share her winnings with family.

Metropolitan Police seek information on a shooting in Northwest Washington that resulted in the death of 18-year-old Raymond Washington from Northeast Washington. A reward is offered for tips leading to an arrest and conviction.

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed and reappointed members to the Texas Industrialized Building Code Council, with terms ending in February 2026, ensuring continued oversight of the state’s industrialized building codes.

Two Michigan Lottery players win big: a Grand Rapids woman wins $1 million in Powerball, and an 80-year-old man wins $300,000 from a scratch-off game, both planning to pay off their homes.

Saint Paul's minimum wage increase takes effect on July 1, 2024, with new rates specified for large, small, and micro businesses. The ordinance applies to all workers and necessitates updated workplace notice postings.

Gastonia launches a new on-demand microtransit service, GoGastonia, replacing six bus routes with a fleet of 14 minivans to offer residents a flexible transportation option.

A Mexican resident won a $1.325 million jackpot in the Texas Lottery's Texas Two Step, remaining anonymous and purchasing the Quick Pick ticket in Pharr, Texas. The Texas Lottery supports education and veterans.