Buc-ee's is opening a new travel center in West Tennessee, expected to offer wages starting at $17-$19 and employ 175-250 people. Its economic impact is anticipated to be substantial.

H-E-B is creating a 500-acre distribution campus in Waller County, Texas to enhance its logistics and meet customer demand, with construction starting in late 2024.

One Reason Garden Bar at the Charles Hotel is reopening on May 5, partnering with Taqueria El Barrio to offer tacos and cocktails, aiming to bring a Cape Cod atmosphere to Harvard Square.

A 17-year-old boy named Quentin Brown was fatally shot in Southeast Washington, D.C., prompting a police investigation and community concerns about ongoing violence.

The Kam Wah Chung State Heritage Site in Oregon, a National Historic Landmark, opens for the season on May 2, offering tours of the historic Chinese community hub.

The MPD is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred in Northwest D.C., resulting in one dead and two injured. No arrests have been made and the identity of the deceased has yet to be released.

An attempted armed carjacking in Southwest D.C. resulted in no injuries after suspects confronted a food delivery person late Wednesday. Police seek public assistance.

Millersville Police Chief becomes interim city manager amid administrative turmoil, bypassing four other interested candidates and regular interview protocols.

Law enforcement responded to a gun-related threat at Estacada High School, which led to a lockdown. No firearm was found, and the suspects were later identified and located.

Boxer Ramen is closing all its locations on April 29 due to challenges from the pandemic and rising costs, despite recent optimism for its operations.

The Redbird Innovation Center opens in Dallas, enhancing the local business community with amenities like co-working spaces and business accelerator programs.

The City of Dallas Small Business Center launches a Mentor Protégé Program to help Minority and Women-Owned Businesses succeed through mentorships and workshops, starting May 2.

Vice Versa Coffee Shop & Vinyl Records in St. Paul Square, San Antonio, closed due to financial and operational issues, including high rent and AC problems.