Barnes & Noble Readies Lincoln Park Grand Opening in Chicago, Showcases Expansion Plan with Five New Area Stores
Barnes & Noble opens a new Lincoln Park store in Chicago with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and future plans for more stores, including one in the former Walgreens building in Wicker Park.
Seattle City Council to Vote on Ordinance Potentially Cutting App-Based Delivery Drivers' Wages
The Seattle City Council plans to vote on an ordinance that could lower wages for app-based delivery drivers from $26.40 to $19.97 per hour and cut mileage reimbursement from 74 cents to 35 cents per mile.
Lake Travis Businesses Experience Unexpected Surge During Memorial Day Weekend Despite Low Water Levels
Lake Travis businesses experienced a boom in activity over Memorial Day weekend, despite low water levels. Local establishments saw an increase in customers, with some businesses like Austin's Boat Tours nearly fully booked.
Florida Man Convicted of Assaulting Officers During Capitol Riot, Awaits Sentencing
Jesse James Rumson, a 38-year-old from Florida, was convicted of assaulting law enforcement and other charges related to the January 6 Capitol riot. U.S. District Judge Carl J. Nichols set his sentencing date for September 5.
Kirkland Trooper's Foot Injured in I-405 Hit-and-Run, Suspect Driver Sought by Washington Patrol
A Washington State Patrol trooper's foot was injured after being run over by a hit-and-run driver during a traffic stop in Kirkland. Authorities seek a Toyota Rav4 in connection with the incident.












