Esperion Therapeutics has completed its acquisition of Corstasis Therapeutics, bringing the FDA-approved Enbumyst nasal spray into its cardiovascular portfolio. This first-in-class nasal spray loop diuretic helps manage fluid retention for congestive heart failure, marking a new step in Esperion’s plan to address the growing global burden of cardiometabolic disease. Executives anticipate that Enbumyst will bolster the company’s commercial capabilities and revenue growth.

A beloved bakery that once dazzled “Shark Tank” is making its way back to the Bay Area. The owners, recalling their childhood aspirations, are ready to serve local fans once more.

Presque Isle’s Northeastland Hotel will host Northern Maine Comicon from April 17 to 19, putting a spotlight on Middle Earth cosplay fandom. Celebrating Tolkien’s universe and broader pop culture, the three-day event aims to draw enthusiastic fans to northern Maine.

Hearts On Fire, an international jewelry brand admired for its dazzling diamond sparkle, is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a global campaign called “What’s Your Signature?” Announced in Hong Kong on April 1, 2026, this milestone underscores the brand’s enduring legacy and invites diamond enthusiasts to express their individuality.

Imperial Capital has launched Northridge Infrastructure Solutions to address utilities’ critical transmission and distribution needs. This announcement reflects a strong commitment to modernizing vital power networks in the United States.

Over 2,500 people voted in a recent Tom’s Guide poll to determine 2026’s best new movie so far. One film rose swiftly to the top, leaving no doubt about the audience’s favorite.

UNFI has named Alexis Josephs as its first Chief Digital Services Officer, demonstrating the company’s commitment to expanding its digital offerings. This appointment highlights a strategic focus on strengthening services for both retailers and suppliers.

Pinky Cole shares how she once lost her iconic Slutty Vegan restaurant and the key lessons she picked up on the path to reclaiming her place as its founding owner. Her story offers an uplifting look at perseverance in the face of entrepreneurial challenges.

Award-winning poet Diamond Forde reveals her creative process behind “The Book of Alice,” a follow-up to her acclaimed debut collection, “Mother Body.” Noted for her appearances in top literary magazines and her role as an assistant professor, Forde continues to expand her literary influence with this latest release.

A dynamic group of young business owners is preparing to present their innovations at a Knox County trade show. This local event promises to feature the enthusiasm and creativity of teen entrepreneurs, marking a notable moment for the county’s growing business community.

Lululemon’s new spring arrivals highlight must-have pieces, from track jackets to waffle knit sets, all while blending style with comfort. Prices begin at just $28, making these items an appealing choice for fashion-savvy shoppers.

Apple TV’s “Loot” has earned praise for its wonderfully subversive take on comedy, thanks in part to Maya Rudolph’s standout performance. The show ended on a cliffhanger, leaving fans eager for news about a possible second season.

Fans of Prime Video’s Invincible hoping for new specials will be disappointed. The show’s co-creator recently confirmed that specials for additional heroes, including Rex Splode, are unlikely to happen soon. Invincible continues its run with Season 4, now at its halfway point.

At the Axiom Medical Signal Summit 2026 in Houston, experts and leaders discussed how early recognition can halt workplace health issues before they escalate. Industry professionals explored why “Catch it early. Manage it completely.” is more than a slogan—it’s a call to revolutionize workforce health strategies.

This week promises a variety of new entertainment releases, including “Your Friends & Neighbors,” “The Drama,” and Thundercat’s album. The details, however, are only available through a paid subscription to the original story.

In an opinion piece, a local critic highlights how rampant private jet activity has turned the Aspen flying experience into a “nightmare.” Commercial passengers complain of extended “sightseeing,” suggesting that navigating Aspen-Pitkin County Airport is no longer a straightforward journey.

The new reality show “Unwell Winter Games” brings together Dakota Mortensen, Huda Mustafa, and Anna Delvey in what may be the most unexpected ensemble in recent memory. With a cast drawn from some of pop culture’s biggest lightning rods, viewers anticipate a revelation—or a complete spectacle.

Portland’s spring theater season swings from laugh-out-loud comedy to suspenseful sci-fi, with “The Savannah Sipping Society,” “X,” and “Back to the Future: The Musical.” Audiences can look forward to Southern charm, interstellar scares, and 80s nostalgia all in one lineup.

Netflix’s new horror series, Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen, concludes with a shocking resurrection that raises unsettling questions. This article explores the final moments and the implications of this startling comeback.

Capstone Green Energy has secured a US$112.5 million strategic investment led by Monarch Alternative Capital LP. This infusion aims to streamline its capital structure and strengthen its position in the clean microturbine energy market.

Two sisters, Ava and Daisy LaVaute, have formed an unlikely rock duo — at just eight and nine years old. Known as the LaVa Girls, they have performed at various local events, including the No Kings rally and Cooper’s Landing, captivating audiences with their spirited shows.