Chicago startup Workbox is taking over WeWork's space in Fulton Market, aiming to serve early-stage companies with office space and additional services. WeWork is reducing its locations under bankruptcy proceedings.

Zachry Holdings, a San Antonio construction firm, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid difficulties with the Golden Pass LNG project, planning a structured exit while its other operations continue.

Ramiro Gonzales resigned as CEO of Prosper West following an audit that revealed financial oversight issues, amid uncertainty about the organization's future city support.

The Santa Monica City Attorney's Office is suing the Pavilions Motel owners for operating a hub of illegal activities, including drug sales, near a school and park.

Howard Brown Health in Chicago will close two clinics due to a $6.5 million budget deficit, with staff considered for other roles and patient care continuity efforts in place.

Starting August, Tennessee will provide 100 monthly diapers per child under one through TennCare, the first state Medicaid program to do so, easing financial strain for families.

Governor Abbott announces the Governor's Small Business Summit in Round Rock, Texas, aimed at supporting local businesses with resources and networking opportunities.

Hanai, a Hawaiian-themed non-profit café in Peoria City Hall, provides job skills and employment to former foster youths, with all proceeds supporting the Friends of Ohana charity.

Johnston Branch Library in San Antonio is temporarily closed for upgrades, with services offered at Miller’s Pond Community Center until the end of summer.

Tavern in the Square has permanently closed its Allston location, a popular spot among Boston college students. Despite the closure, the chain is expanding elsewhere in New England.

Joint Base San Antonio partners with the City of San Antonio to provide job training and placement for veterans and their dependents in Bexar County through the Ready to Work program.

The San Antonio Public Library’s Texana Resource Center is undergoing a major renovation to expand and modernize its facilities for historical research and preservation.

Wayfair opens its first physical store in a Chicago suburb, featuring 80,000 items, a design center, and an on-site restaurant, aiming to provide a comprehensive home shopping experience.