Chicago Police Department tells businesses to buy Riot Glass product to prevent burglaries
Chicago Police issued guidance to businesses suffering from a string of recent burglaries to install a type of riot shield in front of the glass of their buildings.
DeSantis signs Florida bill giving tourism board power over Disney World
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill giving Central Florida Tourism Oversight District Board extensive authority over the Disney World park.
Investor buys 2 Caribbean islands once owned by Jeffrey Epstein for $60 million
An investor has bought two Caribbean islands, Great St. James and Little St. James in the U.S. Virgin Islands, that were once owned by Jeffrey Epstein.
Vegas Strip tower that sat unfinished for almost 2 decades gets date for grand opening
Nevada’s Fontainebleau Las Vegas which began construction in 2007 and sat unfinished for many years due to the Great Recession is now set to open its doors in December 2023.
South Florida heats up with ‘unprecedented’ growth, transforms into ‘most dynamic city in the world’
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez and ISG World CEO Craig Studnicky sit down to discuss South Florida's red-hot real estate market and economic growth over the last year.
San Francisco Whole Foods hit with 560 calls of violence, drugs, vagrants before closing: report
Employees at a recently closed Whole Foods Market in downtown San Francisco suffered rampant crime and were threatened personally by criminals before the store was closed.
Vacant US office buildings are getting residential upgrades to make up for pandemic shift to remote work
Across the U.S., the pandemic shift to remote or hybrid work has left office buildings empty. Now, instead of tearing them down, some owners and investors are giving them "new life."
NBA superstar Kevin Durant signs lifetime deal with Nike
Kevin Durant has joined Michael Jordan and LeBron James as the only athletes to sign lifetime contracts with Nike after Durant's deal was announced Friday.
New York City's transportation system ending updates on Twitter, says platform is 'no longer reliable'
The MTA announced it will no longer provide service updates on Twitter, saying that the platform is "no longer reliable" for providing consistent updates.
'Soft skills' are critical today. Here's why job recruiters value them so much
Soft skills are important in today's job market and may lead to being hired. The skills include active listening, empathy, resourcefulness, ability to work in a group and more.
DeSantis says Disney lawsuit has no merit, companies shouldn't have 'their own governments'
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis reacted to Disney's lawsuit against him, saying it is politically motivated and brushing off criticisms that he is anti-business.
Chicago Popeyes employee seen on TikTok destroying restaurant after allegedly not getting paid for a month
A viral TikTok video shows an employee at a Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen in Chicago dumping food on the floor and destroying the restaurant after he allegedly wasn't paid for a month.
Documents of Babe Ruth's sale to Yankees auctioned for $312,000, more than triple what slugger was sold for
The paperwork that made Babe Ruth's sale from the Boston Red Sox to the New York Yankees official was sold through Lelands for a combined $312,000.
Mike Trout's uncle sells Little League baseball signed by All-Star for thousands at auction
The uncle of Los Angeles Angels superstar Mike Trout decided to cash in on a Little League ball signed by Trout when Trout was 12 years old. The decision worked out in his favor.
Bud Light marketing VP takes leave of absence in wake of Dylan Mulvaney backlash: report
Beverage conglomerate Anheuser-Busch has rearranged the management of its Bud Light brand following a widespread conservative boycott of the beer.
Ray Kelly: Alvin Bragg is contributing to the rising crime in NYC
Guardian Group CEO Ray Kelly on what's driving the crime crisis in NYC and the arrest of two New York residents for allegedly running a secret Chinese police station.
Video shows moments before bird strikes Delta engine during JFK airport takeoff
A Delta Air Lines plane was forced to land after a bird reportedly struck its engine during takeoff from John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens, New York.
Walmart closing 4 Chicago stores, blaming millions in annual losses
Walmart is closing half of its Chicago stores by this upcoming Sunday, saying collectively the stores there “have not been profitable since we opened the first one nearly 17 years ago."
Seattle restaurant sues city for damages from 'unsightly, unsanitary, unsafe' anti-police CHOP protest
Oma Bap, a Korean restaurant in Seattle, is suing the city for allegedly enabling the CHOP protest that roiled downtown in the wake of George Floyd's death in summer 2020.
San Francisco cafe that inspired 'Bob's Burgers' closes due to inflation
San Francisco restaurant Just For You Café, also known as the inspiration for "Bob’s Burgers", has closed down due to inflation-related reasons, according to owner Reid Hannula.



















