Grasshopper, a longtime vegan restaurant in Allston, is closing on May 29 due to lease issues, despite differing accounts from the owner and the property management company.

Buc-ee's plans to open a new travel center in Fayette County near I-40, which will be its first location in West Tennessee, as officials and locals express excitement.

Chip City Cookies is slated to open its third Massachusetts location in Harvard Square in July, offering oversized cookies alongside existing competitor Insomnia Cookies.

Stellantis NV announces layoffs at its Sterling Heights Assembly Plant, amidst industry changes and a 10% sales decrease, despite an overall 5.1% sales increase in the auto industry.

Janeice Renee Downs, 24, faces 16 charges for theft in Multnomah County, having allegedly stolen over $56,000 in goods, with more charges expected for additional theft in Washington State.

Tesla plans to lay off 2,688 employees in Austin and 3,332 in California, complying with the WARN Act notice requirements, amidst a 10% global workforce reduction.

Larry Ellison confirmed Oracle's plans to move its world headquarters to Nashville during the Oracle Health Summit, aligning with the company's healthcare industry focus.

Chef Johnny Hernandez receives a $250,000 grant from Bexar County for improvements in San Antonio's La Villita Arts Market, to enhance visitor experience at arts and culinary events.

Amazon's drone delivery system, featuring MK30 drones, is expected to start in Tolleson, Arizona by the end of 2024, aiming to enhance same-day delivery services.

The article covers a series of crimes in Pierce County, including a beauty shop burglary, a vehicle and home theft, a hit-and-run accident, and the arrest of a man with a felony warrant.

Two Chicago grocery chains, Dom's Kitchen & Market and Foxtrot Market, are closing all locations after a merger into Outfox Hospitality failed to sustain their business.

Kroger and Albertsons propose selling a total of 579 stores, including 35 in Illinois, to C&S Wholesale Grocers in an effort to gain regulatory approval for their merger.

Greenheck Group is investing $300 million in a Knoxville corporate campus, creating 440 jobs with average salaries over $75,000. The project is considered a significant economic boost for Knox County.