The Arizona DPS Retirement Board is set to review retirement applications, new memberships, and reports on retiree benefits in their upcoming meeting.

Cook County has launched a $3.6 million grant program to support social-equity cannabis businesses, with different funding amounts available based on business type.

Dallas marks economic growth with a new Tanzanian American Chamber of Commerce and the launch of a Media Production Development Zone, alongside a world record avocado display.

The District 6 in San Antonio inaugurated a new city facility and trailhead, enhancing community engagement and outdoor activities, with public art and a 1.8-mile trail.

Walmart is cutting 568 jobs at its Bay Area tech offices, with the opportunity for some employees to relocate. The downsizing reflects broader industry trends toward cost-cutting.

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers has announced $350,000 in grants for 50 small businesses affected by the pandemic, to aid economic recovery and encourage innovation.

The Mesa Business Builder @ The Studios opens in downtown Mesa, Arizona, offering state-of-the-art resources for local entrepreneurs and businesses at no cost.

Texas AG Ken Paxton, with support from nearly 30 states and the DOJ, has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster for monopolizing the live concert industry.

Rockdale, Texas, is seeing growth with planned residential and industrial developments, including the Cornerstone community with 670 homes, benefiting from nearby Samsung Electronics expansion.

The Wheatsville Food Co-op in Austin is set to close by December 2026 due to the city's light rail project, after operating since 1976, as it impacts supplier deliveries.

Shaquille O'Neal's Big Chicken restaurant is set to open in Nashville as part of an expansion in Tennessee, with plans for additional locations across the state.

Oregon's DEQ introduces a waiting list for electric vehicle rebates, signaling a delay until spring 2025, but continues to support the transition to greener transportation.

An Oakland County man found a $4 million lottery ticket in a drawer after three months, which he bought at a local gas station. He plans to invest and start a new company with his winnings.