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.

Tod Trulove retires as Assistant Commissioner of the Bank Division under Tennessee's Department of Financial Institutions, with Philip Ruffin succeeding him.

Foxtrot and Dom’s Kitchen & Market are closing all their stores including 33 Foxtrot locations nationwide and two Dom’s venues, with some employees caught off-guard by the sudden shutdowns.

Express Inc. files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with plans to close select stores in Massachusetts and all UpWest locations, while continuing to operate other stores and online sales.

MPD arrested 18-year-old Amontae Moody for the unlawful discharge of a firearm in Southeast DC, after police responded to a midnight shooting with no injuries or property damage reported.

San Antonio launched a new Housing Services Portal in collaboration with SACRD to streamline access to housing and related support services for residents.

Austin celebrates Small Business Week with free training for entrepreneurs from April 29 to May 3, featuring sessions on finance, marketing, and more.

Travis Credit Union partners with FHLBank San Francisco offering grants to assist first-time homebuyers in California with down payments, aiming to promote homeownership in 12 counties.

Authorities in Southeast DC are investigating two strong-arm robberies that occurred on March 26, 2024; one suspect, a 14-year-old, has been arrested.

An Oregon man was arrested for a kidnapping caught on a doorbell camera; both the suspect and victim, who knew each other, were identified with the public's help.

Portland approves a new Chick-fil-A at the site of a former strip club known for a recent shooting incident, signaling a significant change in the neighborhood.

General Motors surpassed expectations with a $3 billion Q1 net income and raised its full-year net income forecast, despite a slight drop in vehicle sales, banking on strong EV performance.

Brett Perlman is stepping down as CEO of the Center for Houston's Future to focus on the HyVelocity Hub hydrogen project, with a successor search underway.