Bob's Barksdale Restaurant in Midtown is closed due to a kitchen fire. There were no injuries, and the extent of damage is unclear. Owner Beth Henry vows to recover with community support.

A new webpage for the Kyron Horman case aims to gather public tips, with police still seeking leads 12 years after his disappearance from an Oregon school.

Smoothie King plans to open six stores in West Michigan starting in 2025, marking its entry into the Grand Rapids area, with a focus on nutritious smoothie options.

The Good Drinks program is a new free digital passport initiative in Seattle designed to promote local bars and restaurants, offering incentives for patronizing over 20 establishments.

Jewish groups withdraw financial support from the Oregon Food Bank over its statement on the Israel-Hamas conflict, sparking debate about anti-Semitism and humanitarianism.

Pop-up businesses are becoming permanent fixtures in downtown San Francisco, contributing to the area's economic revitalization and reducing commercial vacancies through programs like Vacant to Vibrant.

Celebrity chef Tiffani Faison closed her pizza parlor Tenderoni’s in Boston's Fenway but maintains its original location in High Street Place food hall.

Governor Greg Abbott announces the 2024 Governor's Small Business Summit in Pampa, Texas, which aims to support small businesses through panel discussions on critical growth areas.

David Botchway of Maryland was sentenced to 18 years for the armed second-degree murder of Andre Baker in D.C.

The Mayor's Business Action Team (MBAT) in Philadelphia offers personalized support to entrepreneurs, guiding them through starting and operating businesses, with services in various languages and the Business Navigators Unit to simplify regulations.

The Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Small Business Success Series: Resource Day on June 13 for entrepreneurs to gain insights and network.

Chef Johnny Hernandez launches "Market Days" to revitalize San Antonio's historic La Villita, offering Mexican artisan products and cultural events to counter the impacts of road construction and COVID-19.

Seoul Brothers and Bubbles & Cream are set to close at Marble City Market on June 16, as reported by local news.