California Assemblymember Buffy Wicks has proposed AB 2808 to challenge Ticketmaster's dominance in the ticketing market, promoting competition and consumer rights.

Austin is facing a skilled trades shortage and aims to train over 10,000 workers annually to meet infrastructure project needs, according to the Austin Monitor.

Seattle Police seek information about a woman forced into a truck on April 10th near West Seattle and have lost track of the involved vehicle after a brief pursuit.

Hyundai partners with Grand Rapids Police to provide free security software and steering wheel locks to Hyundai owners in response to a spate of thefts promoted by social media.

Wokworks, a popular Philadelphia stir-fry restaurant, is expanding to Margate, NJ with a new location set to open in June 2024, offering locally sourced Asian fusion cuisine.

Nashville's Global Mall, formerly Hickory Hollow Mall, is set for interior demolition as part of a revitalization project for Antioch, with city plans including a community hub and express bus station.

In-N-Out Burger is planning to open a new location in east Vancouver, following conditional approval for another in Washington County, signaling the chain's expansion in the Pacific Northwest.

Hankook Tire America Corp. bolsters its sales team with four industry veterans at its Nashville headquarters, including Gabriel Leventis as new director of channel development.

D.R. Horton reports a 24% increase in Q2 net income and a 14% rise in consolidated revenues, with a 15% growth in homes closed. Chairman Horton credits a focus on returns and strong cash flows for the success.

The Blanton Museum at the University of Texas will open a café with Justine's Brasserie in Spring 2025, featuring French cuisine and views of Austin landmarks. Design is led by Joel Mozersky, and updates will be shared on Instagram @justinesxblanton.

Sherburne County, supported by the Just Transition Fund, launched the ILT Academy 100 series to aid local entrepreneurs and move away from coal-dependent industries, with optimism for fostering lasting economic resilience.

Mayor Tim Busse designates April 28 - May 4 as Small Business Week in Bloomington and the city introduces the CEO Start program to support local entrepreneurs.

ERCOT chief Pablo Vegas announces plans to overhaul Texas's energy grid to meet rising demand and addresses the inclusion of high-drain industries in future energy planning.