The Scottsdale Plaza Resort has been sold to Trinity Investments for $124.3 million, with planned expansions and renovations to update the luxury property.

San Antonio is considering the Supply SA program to help small and minority-owned businesses benefit more from the city's contracting opportunities, while facing debates on amending current policies aiding these businesses.

A new bill, HB 2712, aims to create a $6 million fund to support small music venues in Tennessee, with lawmakers debating the specifics of the grants.

The historic Cele Store in Central Texas, known for barbecue and film appearances, has closed after over 130 years.

A Texas resident from Niederwald won $1 million in the Mega Millions lottery with a ticket bought at a Creedmoor store. The winner matched five numbers and chose to remain anonymous.

99 Cents Only Stores is closing all its 371 outlets due to economic pressures, with L.A. County planning support for affected workers. There's hope as an investment group considers reviving Southern California stores.

Portland State University plans to end its relationship with a popular food cart pod due to wastewater issues, with owners fundraising to avoid closure.

Amazon has opened a $400 million robotics warehouse in North Andover, MA, expected to create 1,500 jobs, emphasizing functionality with robots aiding logistics.

Bodycam footage shows D.C. police officer shooting a man, Deion Hinnant, following a pursuit. Hinnant faces gun charges and was hospitalized; the incident details remain under investigation.

Veggie Crust, a vegetarian and vegan restaurant, is opening a new location in Waltham, Massachusetts, offering pizzas, salads, pastas, and "nice cream."

Steve Culley's business, Rebyl, offers custom screen printing and embroidery services in Northdale Shopping Center, operating for over 30 years and known for quality and creativity.

Pullman Market, a 40,000 square foot culinary market at The Pearl in San Antonio, is set to open in spring with restaurants, kiosks, and a local produce focus.

The Seattle Times reports on a labor malpractice case in Washington State where $5.4 million in wages has not been collected by the state, leaving workers unpaid since 2018.