ZARA, a global clothing retailer, will open its first North Carolina location at SouthPark Mall in Charlotte in 2026, occupying a prime spot for its U.S. expansion plans.

The Scorpio, a beloved LGBTQ+ bar in Charlotte, is set to reopen at a new location on Fairwood Avenue, with a merger that combines it with event space RSVP South End.

Panera Bread is closing its dough-making facility in Chandler, Arizona, with 64 workers to be laid off in August. The company did not specify reasons for the closure.

The Renaissance Phoenix Glendale Hotel & Spa has finished a $29.5 million renovation, updating rooms, public spaces, and dining, to enhance guest experiences and stay competitive in the market.

Houston and the nation prepare for Juneteenth, affecting the schedule of banks, postal services, government offices, and the stock market, while most retailers and local METRO services remain open.

Aurora City Council approves a $16 million reimbursement for CyrusOne's data center expansion on Aurora's East Side, with plans for two towers and more facilities.

A Wayne County man won a $7.19 million Lotto 47 jackpot by consistently playing his father's suggested numbers. He chose a lump sum, taking home about $4.9 million pre-tax.

A Texas Two Step lottery ticket worth $1.3 million remains unclaimed; it was purchased at a Corpus Christi H-E-B. The winner is advised to contact a Texas Lottery claim center.

The ABC Program in Seattle is celebrating its growth and how it has helped small businesses like Hyson Boba with free counseling in areas like accounting and marketing.

Villa Nueva recalls "Arepas LA Mejor" arepas for undeclared milk allergen in South Florida, posing a threat to individuals with milk allergies. No reports of illness to date.

Sunshine Vinyl opens in East Austin, providing a welcoming space for the LGBTQ community and music fans, offering vinyls and hosting events, with a mission beyond retail.

The Cheesecake Factory at Wolfchase Galleria in Memphis, open since 2015, is set to close on July 14, affecting 75-100 workers. The reasons for closure are unclear as corporate has not commented.

Cypress Cafe, a popular Korean restaurant in San Antonio, moves to Lombrano Food Hall after eviction from its original spot, ready to serve takeout and delivery.