Theory Wellness launches Massachusetts' first THC beverage dispensary, Hi5 Beverage Dispensary, in Medford, offering a variety of cannabis-infused drinks.

A billionaire from the Cargill family has bought and demolished seven homes in Duluth's Park Point area, causing concerns among locals about future development and property tax increases.

Corpus Christi, Texas, has become the leading U.S. oil export hub, with economic growth and policy changes following a port CEO's spending controversy.

The Big Ole Queer Market held at Austin's Palmer Events Center showcased over 130 LGBTQ+ vendors, promoting local small businesses and offering a unique shopping experience.

The Renegade Craft Fair in Chicago's West Loop showcased handcrafted goods and attracted crowds, with 170 artists including unique items like gender-neutral cheetah sweaters and music-pairing candles.

Target Corp. is requiring its headquarters staff to work in-office four weeks per year starting in 2024 to enhance connectivity and culture, with one week each quarter designated for onsite collaboration.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and the City Council are working to make the pandemic-era outdoor Al Fresco dining program permanent, benefiting local restaurants.

Former youth pastor Kyle Poff was arrested for possession of child pornography by Frisco Police, who were acting on an online tip. He faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

AG Kwame Raoul and 18 state attorneys general defend the Fearless Foundation's work supporting Black women entrepreneurs against a legal challenge interpreting the Civil Rights Act of 1866.

The Illinois Commerce Commission rejected grid plans from ComEd and Ameren, citing non-compliance with the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, and called for revisions within three months.

The Blue Sage Resort and Spa, a $14.8 million project in Dripping Springs, Texas, is expected to start construction in December 2024. It will offer 57 cabins and various amenities on 37,000 square feet.

Crux Climbing Center is set to open its first Houston location in the East End district by 2025, with a range of amenities including a gym and coworking space.

Southwest Airlines offers up to two free additional seats for plus-size passengers, a policy praised by TikTok influencers and aimed at ensuring comfort and space during flights.