Proof Bar & Grill in Pittsburgh is ordered to shut down due to multiple health violations, including improperly stored food and unsanitary conditions, as reported by the Allegheny County Health Department.

Black Rooster Taqueria closed its Curry Ford West location in Orlando, with the owners expressing gratitude to the community but not providing a specific reason for the shutdown. The original Mills 50 District location remains open.

Orange County's second annual Contracting Academy will provide insights on government contract bidding on July 12, aiming to help businesses secure part of $700 million in contracts.

SXSW announced it will not accept sponsorships from the U.S. Army or weapons manufacturers in 2025, following a boycott by over 80 artists over military ties.

Hennepin County allocates $4.22 million to support small businesses, leveraging an expected $16 million in economic growth for underserved entrepreneurs.

Great Wolf Lodge Texas Gulf Coast in Webster is set to open on August 7, earlier than planned. The resort seeks to hire 600 workers, offering various roles and competitive wages at a job fair starting June 29.

L.L. Bean plans to open a new store in Indianapolis in fall 2024 as part of its national expansion, which includes additional new stores and a flagship revamp.

Forbes' BLK Summit in Atlanta offered a platform for Black entrepreneurs to network, share insights, and discuss challenges in business growth and legacy building.

Niko Niko's gyro shop opened its largest location in The Woodlands, offering traditional Greek fare and new features like a rotisserie and coffee shop counter.

A 19-year-old from Pompano Beach, Florida, won a $1 million lottery and chose a $640,000 lump sum. The ticket was bought at A & J Seabra Supermarket in Deerfield Beach.

Maciel’s and Belly Acres are set to open locations in Bartlett, enhancing the local dining scene with Mexican cuisine and family-friendly burgers, respectively.

Two LA County businesses fined $390k for child labor violations, including unsafe work conditions and excessive hours for minors, with additional penalties and required monitoring.

Hollywood business owners are upset after the city removed their unpermitted planters, which were placed to deter homeless encampments along Sunset Boulevard.