A grocery store is doing what it can to help kids in the community who are dealing with grief.

Whole Foods Market on Fort Apache Road and Charleston Boulevard will be donating five percent of all sales from Wednesday, June 26 to Adam’s Place, Grief Center for Children and Teens.

Adam’s Place is a local charity that was established in 2010. It gives kids, who have lost a parent or sibling, a place to talk with other grieving children.

The effort is part of Whole Foods’ Community Support Day program.

A Las Vegas couple hope to bring fashion to the gym with a new store focused on workout wear.

It’s not every day you’ll find fashion-forward workout clothing for both yoga and cage-fighting enthusiasts, but a new store in the Summerlin area is focusing on hitting both demographics.

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A Volkswagen Beetle with a unique paint job and a unique mission stopped at the newly refurbished Village Square shopping center Thursday.

The Biz Bug, as it is called, is part of the Las Vegas Metro Chamber's effort to get to know the inner workings of businesses throughout the Las Vegas valley.

The Chamber on the Move campaign was unveiled at a Business Expo Wednesday. The plan is for chamber leaders to visit businesses to see how they work and what they chamber can do to help them thrive.

People will also see the Biz Bug at ribbon cutting events, new business openings and community events throughout the summer.

During Thursday's stop, chamber president and CEO Kristin McMillan met with business owners at the shopping center at Sahara Avenue and Ft. Apache Road to discuss how the economy is impacting them.