Bloomington is celebrating National Small Business Week (April 28-May 4) to honor local entrepreneurs with activities and resources provided by the City's Port Authority and website support.

Philadelphia police are searching for Adrianne Bryant Hipp, a 50-year-old woman who went missing after leaving her home on N Broad Street to visit a deli three days ago.

The City of Mesa announces its Summer Electric Assistance program to help eligible residents reduce their energy bills with savings on service and usage charges.

Bloomington officials and the Minneapolis Regional Chamber launch "Hatch Bloomington," offering $100,000 for entrepreneurs to pitch business ideas for the city’s commercial areas. Applications are open until May 3, aiming to boost the local economy.

Tennessee sees a minor drop in gas prices, averaging $3.15 per gallon, down by three cents from the previous week, and an AAA spokesperson comments on seasonal price fluctuations.

TVA plans to close the Kingston Fossil Plant by 2027, transitioning to cleaner energy sources like natural gas and renewables, reflecting a shift towards environmental sustainability.

Central Houston Nissan's TikTok marketing strategy has proven successful, with over 5 million followers and millions of views on parody skits that blend humor with car sales promotion.

Detroit businesses are gearing up for the economic boost expected from the upcoming NFL Draft, with preparations to attract visitors and new business openings to capitalize on the event.

Severe thunderstorms caused over 31,000 power outages in the Mid-South. MLGW is working to restore electricity with some areas, like Bartlett and Cordova, severely affected.

The article reminds Oregon taxpayers that the April 15 tax filing deadline is near and advises e-filing for efficiency, highlighting free state and federal e-file options and the new Direct File Oregon service.

California's new minimum wage law impacts fast food workers, increasing pay to $20/hour. Franchise owners fear potential layoffs and price increases while workers and some analysts see benefits.

Better Made, known for its potato chips, alleges Michigan cannabis companies used a similar logo, which may confuse consumers. The snack company is seeking damages and an injunction against the marijuana companies.

Austin invites public input on a draft food plan developed to bolster local agriculture and ensure equitable access to food, with goals like farmland preservation and waste reduction.