Raleigh City Council approves the sale of city-owned land to Habitat for Humanity for $200,000 for the development of four affordable homes, ensuring 99-year affordability for residents earning below AMI.

Uniqlo is opening multiple stores in Texas, including two in Houston this month. The brand is partnering with local nonprofits and has seen a strong market reception.

A New Orleans man was sentenced to five years for arson at a Walmart, intending to steal. He admitted guilt and must pay a fee and will be under supervised release post-prison.

Kevin Abbe from Saginaw County won $500,000 on a Michigan Lottery instant ticket bought alongside his coffee at a 7-Eleven. He plans to buy a new house with his winnings.

Intel is cutting jobs, including 251 in Austin, as part of a global reduction of its workforce by roughly 15%, responding to competition and a significant decline in its market value.

Reconext plans to open a new facility in Memphis, promising a $9 million investment and over 200 new jobs across various roles, with full operation expected by early 2025.

Stars Café in Austin is closing its historic location due to I-35 expansion plans after serving the community for 58 years. The café is preparing for a farewell before relocating.

The San Marcos City Council approved an incentive for a new H-E-B store, involving tax rebates for the company based on a $55.35 million investment, potentially adding numerous jobs to the local economy.

Intel to cut nearly 400 jobs at its Chandler, Arizona Ocotillo campus as part of a broader global downsizing strategy after reporting a significant financial loss.

Casa Bonita employees are taking steps to form a union to improve working conditions and compensation with the support of theatrical and stage employee unions.

Illinois launches a pilot program with "Fast-Lane" kiosks in grocery stores for DMV tasks like license and sticker renewals, aiming to provide convenience to residents.

Bell's Brewery is set to open a new outpost in Gerald R. Ford International Airport's Concourse B, offering a selection of its beers and snacks to travelers.

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