The California brand joins a wave of changes at the shopping center, including a major closure affecting dozens of jobs.

The chef behind Orlando's only two-Michelin-starred restaurant is bringing a new concept to Mills Market that aims to recreate an experience many travelers consider a must-do when visiting Japan.

Wichita Collegiate School is expected to announce its new leader in the next few weeks.

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii is launching a Kaimuki location set to open in March, backed by an experienced local franchisee who's partnering with the parents of a well-known NFL quarterback.

Atlanta is in the running for its first major political convention in nearly four decades.

The significant loss still marks an over $80M improvement from the previous year's financials.

A woman who works for MPS Group, a contractor that handles paint booth cleaning at the Ford Kansas City Assembly Plant, claims her supervisor sexually assaulted her.

A distressed downtown Portland waterfront hotel sold at a 63% discount.

Here's a big shopping hub on the horizon.

Owner Evan Ortolani plans to use the Chandler site as a flagship for national expansion. The design includes a dedicated grill for drive-thru service.

Veteran businessman invests in Belmont University.

This will be the second Colorado location for the restaurant that is known for its steak and fresh seafood.

Fertitta Entertainment Director Patrick Fertitta said the company saw a gap in fine dining at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and moved to fill it.

A Bridgeton industrial site housing building materials supplier BlueLinx was recently sold by a global asset management firm.

The investigation is being handled by the Sedgwick County Sheriff's office and ATF.

One of Nashville's largest architecture firms just got bigger.

The new steakhouse is inspired by a popular New York City spot, but it will also have plenty of Southern influence.

The closure follows her restaurant's end after nearly three decades.

Take a look at the business leaders who make up this year's 40 Under 40 honorees.

“This isn’t the end. It’s a reset. A refocus."

King Pigeon is closing after two years.

Hillsboro Village is losing its third restaurant since the start of 2026.

SimonCRE has been making waves in Albuquerque since returning to the market in late 2024, bringing multiple new tenants to Cottonwood Corners and planning a massive shopping center anchored by Target on University of New Mexico's South Campus.

The past few years have been a turbulent period for the vegan fast-food brand and its founder.

Advocates are now pushing alternative funding methods, including a plan they suggest wouldn't require voter approval or raise taxes directly.

The movie theater at Orlando Fashion Square is shutting down after 20 years, but the future of the struggling mall remains murky as two different property owners clash over redevelopment plans.

It appears a local fitness business will replace an indoor cycling chain in Folsom's Palladio.

Nvidia invests $2 billion in Coherent Corp. to secure advanced optical products and expand U.S. manufacturing for next-generation AI data center infrastructure.

The former Northwest D.C. home of Intelsat’s headquarters and the short-lived Whittle School & Studios is scheduled to be sold at foreclosure auction.

The owner of Breckenridge, Alpine, Sweetwater and other beer brands is buying BrewDog.

Slater joined WISN in 2016 and became a top on-air personality. Station employees learned of her departure through a brief email Friday.

Graham seeks $18 million from Mebane over infrastructure serving the Buc-ee's site and Koury's mixed-use Mebane project.

The stadium will be part of a major real estate project near one of the city's most successful developments.

Anthropic's Claude AI chatbot experienced a widespread outage on Monday morning, coming just days after a public dispute with the Trump administration over how the San Francisco company's artificial intelligence technology could be used in military operations

The U.S.'s war with Iran is causing the market to quickly react with higher oil prices and stock prices for Houston's upstream oil companies.

The JEA board's executive committee voted 4-1 to nominate a new chair after the vice chair publicly asked the CEO to resign, while City Council President Kevin Carrico is advancing his own nominee to join the board amid an ongoing investigation.

A call center in Greenville is closing, costing nearly 100 jobs.

Arthur J. Gallagher & Company filed a lawsuit accusing founders of a Johnson County insurance agency of stealing trade secrets and violating their employment agreements.

New establishments are bringing new life to several shuttered restaurant spaces across the area.

HF Sinclair is experiencing turmoil at the top in its C-suite.

A historic Art Deco terminal that helped tell Houston’s aviation story has ceased operations, leaving its future uncertain.

After decades of renovations and a late 1990s streetscape expansion, the property faces demolition. These images capture the mall's final days.

Raleigh deli (ish) Delicatessen will close at the end of the March.

Professional tennis is officially returning to Memphis this summer.

Viva White Oak has landed its anchor retail tenant.

American Campus Communities' sale of the Villas on Rensch is the second-largest deal in Erie County in over a year.

HeadFlyer Brewing will close its taproom in northeast Minneapolis in April, the latest business to shut its doors to drinkers in a shifting craft beer industry. However, HeadFlyer says it's not shutting down entirely.

A local McDonald's operator talks about the brand, its workforce and even a new sandwich that's on the way.

A new ownership group made up of longtime patrons of Santasiero's will reopen the longtime West Side restaurant.

Catholic Health CEO Joyce Markiewicz shares what she looks for when hiring employees and why fancy resumes don't always tell the full story.