King's Deli and Grocery in Madrona, run by Beruck Tewolde, is a community staple faced with challenges including burglaries. The Storefront Repair Fund granted Tewolde its 600th check to aid his business.

Federal Donuts, a popular Philadelphia food chain, is set to expand with three new locations in the city's suburbs, hinting at potential national growth.

Corky's Food Manufacturing in Memphis is expanding its facility with a $4 million investment, creating 28 new jobs, to increase manufacturing capacity and distribution reach.

The 16th annual Blue Mountain Occupational Safety and Health Conference in Pendleton focuses on workplace safety, including sessions in Spanish and speaks by Brad and Delores Gardner.

Prince's Hot Chicken has opened at Nashville International Airport, offering travelers its signature spicy chicken. The airport expands its dining options post-Covid with various eateries, including Half Moon Empanadas.

An early morning burglary at a Northeast business is being investigated by the Metropolitan Police. They're seeking the public's help in finding the individual who broke in and stole goods.

Lululemon is closing its Pacific Place store in Seattle on April 21 due to low sales, impacting 20 workers and adding to the struggles of the downtown retail scene.

The Memphis City Council and Mayor allocated $1 million to help eligible residents avoid utility cutoffs by offering up to a $700 credit on MLGW bills.

The Scottsdale Plaza Resort has been sold to Trinity Investments for $124.3 million, with planned expansions and renovations to update the luxury property.

San Antonio is considering the Supply SA program to help small and minority-owned businesses benefit more from the city's contracting opportunities, while facing debates on amending current policies aiding these businesses.

A new bill, HB 2712, aims to create a $6 million fund to support small music venues in Tennessee, with lawmakers debating the specifics of the grants.

The historic Cele Store in Central Texas, known for barbecue and film appearances, has closed after over 130 years.

A Texas resident from Niederwald won $1 million in the Mega Millions lottery with a ticket bought at a Creedmoor store. The winner matched five numbers and chose to remain anonymous.