Portland approves $250,000 for small businesses damaged by rioters
The Portland, Ore., City Council on Wednesday approved $250,000 in grants to help small businesses that have been vandalized during anti-police protests and riots in the last year, according to a report.
Virginia latest state to legalize marijuana after Gov. Northam signs new law
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed a new law legalizing marijuana in the state Wednesday.
Major League Soccer's Austin FC aims to score economic boost for city
Austin’s first-ever professional sports team kicked off its debut to major league soccer last weekend. Although Austin FC may have fell in a loss to Los Angeles FC, things are looking up for the new football club and the local community. In a city still trying to recover from the tough economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, this football club brings a new hope for many businesses in the community.
Andrew Cuomo is top-paid governor in history despite scandals
Despite the scandals swirling around him, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is the country's highest-paid governor.
Body camera purchases may rise as Ohio commits to equipping officers
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine committed to equipping more officers with body cameras one day after Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all three charges brought against him in the death of George Floyd.
New tech utopia in Provo, Utah booming
Provo, Utah has been ranked the best performing city in the United States and has become the country’s latest tech hub during the coronavirus pandemic.
Georgia café owner: Increased competition for employees causing staffing shortage
Angela Yeo, who owns Le Café Gourmet in Savannah, says, 'It is a hard time for a small business like us.'
Cuomo’s office fires back at claims he misused public resources to produce book amid potential investigation
Representatives for New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday hit back against reports claiming that public resources may have been improperly used to publish and promote his book about leadership during the pandemic, after the state comptroller referred the allegations to the New York Attorney General.
Union alleges Amazon created 'atmosphere of confusion, coercion' ahead of warehouse vote
The Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union has filed an objection against Amazon's conduct during the union election, charging that the tech giant interfered.
NY bar and restaurant hours extended to midnight
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced last week that the 11 p.m. curfew in place for bars and restaurants would be extended an hour effective April 19.
Deadly Texas crash involving Tesla worth $80,000 sparks 4-hour fire
Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman said that a fully-electric 2019 Tesla Model S was traveling along a curve at a high rate of speed before crashing into a tree at around 11:25 p.m. Saturday night in the Carlton Woods subdivision near The Woodlands.
Oregon officials weigh mandating COVID-19 rules in all businesses indefinitely
With many states lifting COVID-related restrictions amid a more widely available vaccine, Oregon is poised to go in completely the opposite direction as health officials consider mandating masks and social distancing in all businesses indefinitely.
Kroger closes 2 Southern California stores over $4 per hour 'hero pay' ordinance
Retail chain Kroger closed two California stores Saturday after Long Beach City approved a coronavirus "hero pay" ordinance.
Worker shortage further hurting NYC restaurants
Big Apple restaurants can only serve half their pre-pandemic indoor capacity — and yet they still don’t have enough help to make it work.
Indianapolis FedEx facility shooting: What we know
Police say at least eight people were shot and killed and several others injured Thursday after a gunman opened fire at a FedEx facility near the Indianapolis airport.
Robinhood fires back as Massachusetts regulator seeks to revoke state license
Trading app Robinhood said on Thursday that the Massachusetts Securities Division was considering revoking its license to operate in the state over its alleged failure to adequately protect customers and their assets.
Southwest Airlines makes rewards points less valuable overnight
Southwest's decision to devalue airline rewards points overnight isn’t flying with travelers.
Las Vegas Sands debuts ad campaign in push to bring casinos to Texas: Report
Las Vegas Sands reportedly debuted a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign Thursday in a bid to bring casinos to Texas.
Ted Cruz: Big corporations becoming ‘the woke enforcers of the Democratic Party’
Se. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, argued on Thursday that big corporations are becoming “the woke enforcers of the Democratic Party” while responding to why he is calling for Major League Baseball’s decades-old antitrust exemption to be revoked.
Larry Kudlow: New York Times reporting on Georgia election law an 'editorial opinion,' not a fact
‘Kudlow’ host Larry Kudlow Wednesday slammed the New York Times for a news piece on the Georgia voting law he called an “editorial opinion, not a fact."



















