Powell's Books Poised for a Literary Landing at Portland International Airport by 2026
Powell's Books plans to reopen at Portland International Airport by early 2026, filling a 1,940 square-foot space the airport is renovating. The beloved bookstore is part of 21 new concessions and awaits a Port commission vote for approval.
Man Charged with Murder Following Central Phoenix Shooting Death
Phoenix police arrested 24-year-old Clayveion Hendrix for a fatal shooting on June 9, where 37-year-old Tracy Jerome Walker died from gunshot wounds. Hendrix admitted responsibility and was charged with murder. The investigation continues.
Governor Greg Abbott Celebrates Economic Growth at World's Largest Buc-ee's Opening in Luling, Texas
Governor Greg Abbott attended the opening of the largest Buc-ee's in Luling, Texas, celebrating its contribution to the economy and local job creation. He praised the company's growth and competitive wages.
6,000 Food4less Workers to Decide on Strike Over Wage and Safety Disputes Amid Stalled Contract Talks
Food4Less workers, under their unions, are voting on a potential strike due to stalled contract negotiations over wages and safety. The vote concludes on June 14 amid tensions and allegations of unfair practices by the supermarket chain.
Memphis Made Brewing Relocates from Cooper-Young to the Edge District for Expansion and New Opportunities
Memphis Made Brewing is leaving its Cooper-Young location for the Edge District, prompted by expansion needs and a non-renewed lease. They'll open a new taproom and utilize a larger production space downtown.
Metropolitan Police Chief Advocates for Diversity Marching at Capital Pride Parade in Full Uniform
Chief of Police Smith marched in full uniform at the Capital Pride Parade, demonstrating his commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion both as the Chief and as the former Chief Equity Officer.
Juneteenth Celebration at West Capitol Campus Anticipates 300 Guests, Affects Traffic and Parking
A Juneteenth event on June 14 at the West Capitol Campus expects 300 guests, which will affect traffic and parking. Hosted by the Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity, the event honors the end of slavery.












