BrookLynk's Youth Entrepreneurship Program in Brooklyn Park is seeking young entrepreneurs for its Spring session offering business startup skills and a stipend.

Accenture launches GenAI studios across North America to aid businesses in AI development and application, marking a significant investment in AI innovation.

Coon Rapids launches an interactive map to spotlight local businesses, featuring video profiles and direct links, aiding residents and highlighting the importance of small businesses.

The Woodland Avenue Starbucks in Duluth voted to unionize, with workers aiming to address issues of fair pay and conditions, and Starbucks stating respect for their right to organize.

Haribo set a Guinness World Record by creating the largest gummy mosaic using over 150,000 gummy bears, and launched a fan art contest for creative use of their products.

Houston faces severe cold, prompting business and government closures, including the Harris County Clerk's Office and METRO transit services, with potential reopenings contingent on weather improvements.

The Gomes sisters' "Sip Scouter" program promotes local Twin Cities coffee shops and supports community growth.

Capital Good Fund, a nonprofit, offers solar loans to low and middle-income residents in the Houston area to overcome high costs and credit scores, supporting equitable clean energy access.

The source of a major oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico remains unknown two months after its detection, with investigation efforts still ongoing and concerns for local wildlife growing.

Kelly-Moore Paints is closing down due to financial and legal issues, mainly from asbestos litigation costs, impacting 700 employees and ending its long-standing industry presence.

Bob Barrett reminisces about co-piloting the first commercial flight to land at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in 1974, not realizing its historic significance at the time.

Sprocket Networks partners with Fort Worth to expand high-speed fiber optic internet throughout the city, aiming to lessen the digital divide by increasing connectivity in underserved areas.

San Diego and SeaWorld's settlement talks in their legal dispute over $12 million in unpaid rent and penalties failed, moving the case closer to a 2025 trial.