Campbell Soup Company is suing congressional candidate Shelby Nicole Campbell for trademark infringement over her “Soup4Change” campaign that uses imagery similar to the brand's iconic soup cans.

Michigan Rehabilitation Services celebrated its 17th Champion Awards, recognizing 14 disabled individuals and 4 businesses for their contributions to vocational rehabilitation and employment inclusivity.

Coeur, a French-inspired restaurant in Ferndale, is closing on October 19 due to economic pressures, despite its acclaim and dining experience accolades.

Hollywood Markets is closing its Troy location due to competition and market trends, after previously shutting down other stores. Employees will be offered jobs at remaining sites. The company remains focused on its other outlets.

Planet Fitness is opening new locations in Detroit's Harbortown and Waterford Township, providing accessible, affordable fitness options to residents.

Detroit casinos reported $98.9 million in revenue for September with a slight year-over-year decline. MGM led with 47% market share, despite a revenue drop.

A Detroit woman, Sharonda Blunt, won $1 million from her first-ever Powerball ticket purchase after a conversation in a pharmacy line inspired her to play.

Michigan sees a 6-cent increase in gas prices to $3.09/gallon, with a slight decrease in Metro Detroit to $3.06/gallon. Prices remain below the national average.

Michigan's cannabis industry faces a 24% wholesale tax, raising concerns about price increases, small business exits, and a shift toward the black market, potentially affecting jobs and revenue.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board's responsible gaming campaign, "Don't Regret the Bet," is a finalist in two categories at the PRNEWS Platinum Awards.

A man from Otsego County, Michigan won $564,219 playing Club Keno The Jack, having bought the ticket from a local EZ Mart. He plans to invest his winnings.

Spirit Airlines will furlough 103 flight attendants in Detroit, citing the need to align staff with projected flight demand during financial restructuring.

Spirit Halloween transitions to Christmas, opening 30 "Spirit Christmas" stores in the Northeast and Great Lakes, including two in Michigan, offering festive decorations, apparel, gifts, interactive displays, and Santa photo opportunities.