Popina Swimwear's NE Portland store will close after 18 years as owner Lulu Levenson heads towards retirement, but the online and wholesale operations will continue.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues five businesses for prohibiting law enforcement officers from carrying their weapons on their premises, citing a violation of state law.

Williamson County's Purchasing Department is hosting its third annual Vendor Forum virtually on April 25, 2024, to guide businesses through county procurement processes.

Southcoast Health is interested in purchasing St. Anne's Hospital from Steward Health Care to prevent its closure, amid the latter's financial issues.

A new Grocery Outlet opened in Marin City, offering local employment and easier access to groceries where a CVS once was, with festive launch promotions.

Four maintenance workers sue Disney, alleging unpaid wages and overtime, and violation of California law by not providing or compensating for necessary tools.

Austin City Council approved exploring increased incentives for electric lawn equipment to reduce emissions and noise pollution, as proposed by Council Member Ryan Alter.

The Biden Administration has finalized a rule capping credit card late fees at $8 to save consumers money, despite concerns from banking industry representatives.

Austin faces unlicensed short-term rental issues during SXSW, as many properties operate without permits despite efforts to regulate and capitalize on the event's economic benefits.

Wind Creek Casino and Hotel prepares to open in Chicago's south suburbs late summer, offering job opportunities and community benefits amid a crowded gambling market.

Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles plans to boost small businesses and economics in preparation for the 2028 Olympics, consulting with French entities for strategies.

Tennessee saw a rise in unemployment rates across 93 counties in January 2024, with most staying below 5%, and the highest at 5.7% in three counties. Overall, the state had a modest increase to 3.5%.

Mohammed Abdallah is suing Calumet City for allegedly illegally blocking his permit for a new gas station, alleging potential racial discrimination in their sudden reversal of approval.