TJX Companies, owner of TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods, is equipping employees with body cameras to prevent theft and enhance safety, despite raising privacy concerns.

A suspect was arrested in Southeast D.C. for an armed carjacking. Raymond Davese allegedly assaulted a victim and stole a vehicle but was quickly apprehended by police.

A bankruptcy judge approved the sale of Oberweis Dairy to the Hoffmann Family of Companies, aiming to preserve the brand and possibly expand product lines.

Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago expands its campus by acquiring the former ADA headquarters at 211 East Chicago Avenue, facilitating growth in healthcare services.

Red Lobster may close three of its San Antonio locations amid financial troubles and a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, with lease renegotiations possibly preventing closures.

Homesense, part of the T.J.Maxx family, opens its first Houston-area store in Katy, offering a variety of home decor items and making a charitable donation to Camp For All.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks a suspect in a series of city property shootings, causing extensive damage, and has released photos and a video for public assistance.

The TDLR used new legislation to close a Houston massage parlor suspected of human trafficking, marking the first emergency closure under House Bill 3579.

Costco celebrated the opening of its new store in Mt. Juliet with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and special promotions, drawing in crowds and comments from the mayor on its significance to the city.

Salt & Time Butcher Shop and Restaurant in East Austin is closing on July 6 after a decade, making way for Radius Butcher & Grocery later in the year.

Costco recalls 32-ounce twin-pack Tillamook cheese due to possible plastic contamination, sold in Northwest US between May 9 and May 31, with a "best by" date of October 22, 2024. Consumers may return it for a refund.

The Downtown Austin Alliance launches a program to fill empty storefronts by connecting small businesses and artisans with available spaces, aiming to boost downtown vibrancy and economy.

Red Lobster may close more Texas locations due to bankruptcy, despite its intent to restructure and remain in business. The company faces over $1 billion in debt.