Tennessee's March tax revenue totaled $1.67 billion, exceeding expectations by $17.6 million, though the state is $420 million behind year-to-date forecasts.

The article discusses Dallas's efforts to support local businesses, increase employment, assist students, promote autism awareness, ensure housing equity, and improve resident-city communication.

Detroit Public TV is set to return to Detroit, rebranding as Detroit PBS, with plans for a new $10 million facility in the Milwaukee Junction neighborhood by 2026.

Small businesses in Montavilla, Portland, are dealing with increased vandalism, harming their operations and finances. They seek solutions to protect their shops.

Surprise, Arizona locals requested more retail and dining options in a 2024 survey, showing strong interest in popular brands like The Cheesecake Factory and IKEA. Past surveys have influenced local business development.

Oberweis Dairy, an Illinois-based family business operational since 1915, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, facing over $4 million in unsecured debt and about $14 million in secured bank debt.

Atmos Energy highlights the necessity of contacting 811 before any digging projects during National Safe Digging Month, to prevent hitting underground utilities.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and governors from five other states oppose the UAW's unionization efforts, asserting that it could threaten jobs and advocate for direct employer-employee relationships instead.

Journalist Joe Holley discusses Texas' rural electrification history as contemporary wildfires ravage the state, highlighting both the heritage of community resilience and the current challenges faced by Texans.

San Antonio may increase e-vehicle operator permits downtown from 10 to 30, pending city manager's review. The move aims to match the rising foot traffic from new developments. Existing operators express concern over market oversaturation.

General Motors announces its plan to move its headquarters from the Renaissance Center to the new Hudson's tower in Detroit, signaling a strategic shift for the company and the city's corporate real estate.

Abbott Laboratories is set to close its manufacturing plant in Fairfield, impacting about 200 workers, with layoffs beginning May 18. This aligns with the discontinuation of ZonePerfect bars and broader cost-cutting measures.

National venture capital funding fell 28% in the last year, but Arizona startups defied the trend by raising $273.9 million in Q1 2024, outperforming the previous year's figures when excluding a large, atypical deal.