Philadelphia's Center City SIPS, a long-standing happy hour tradition, returns for its 20th season, featuring discounts at local bars and a special beer called "SIPS Summer Splash."

The SCTRCA will be incorporated into Supply SA, a local CEOs initiative, to improve procurement and certification for small, minority-owned businesses, as per the San Antonio Report.

Daiso, a Japanese discount store chain, is opening its largest Arizona location in Phoenix, with a grand opening scheduled for June 22, followed by another opening in Mesa on June 29.

Alec James Baldridge was found guilty of second-degree murder and weapon use for the 2021 shooting of Dominic Jacoby.

The Arlington EDC has partnered with SCORE to offer workshops and mentoring to local business owners, aiming to promote growth and support the local economy.

A man was sentenced to 3 years for a swatting spree in the U.S. and Canada after pleading guilty to extortion and threat charges.

Philadelphia Police seek public assistance in locating an endangered 64-year-old woman, Beverly Glasgow, last seen on June 3, 2024, at her North Beechwood Street residence.

A man from Wayne County won a $234,333 jackpot in the Michigan Lottery and plans to buy Detroit Lions tickets.

The University of Texas at San Antonio is significantly contributing to the city's economic growth by investing in data science, cybersecurity, AI, and workforce development, as highlighted in a San Antonio Report analysis.

Over a thousand University of Chicago Medical Center residents and fellows voted to unionize with the Committee of Interns and Residents, reflecting a national trend for better working conditions.

Consumers Energy proposes a $325 million rate increase to improve its grid against wildfires and outages, potentially raising monthly bills by $10. The utility emphasizes the long-term benefits, including a commitment to faster power restoration.

Bob's Barksdale Restaurant in Midtown is closed due to a kitchen fire. There were no injuries, and the extent of damage is unclear. Owner Beth Henry vows to recover with community support.

A new webpage for the Kyron Horman case aims to gather public tips, with police still seeking leads 12 years after his disappearance from an Oregon school.