The MGCB issued cease-and-desist orders to six websites for illegal online gambling in Michigan, emphasizing the risks unlicensed operators pose to consumers.

Utz Brands Inc. is closing its Grand Rapids facility by January 30, 2026, to consolidate manufacturing operations, affecting jobs; despite growth in net sales, the company sees decreased net income.

Mel Trotter Ministries celebrated the opening of its new thrift store in Hudsonville, offering affordable items and funding its outreach programs for the homeless.

An Oakland County man won $2 million on a Colossal Cashword scratch-off from the Michigan Lottery. He chose a lump sum payment to cover student loans and buy a new car.

Hudsonville Ice Cream is expanding its operations in Holland, Michigan, with a $40 million investment. The expansion will add a new production line and create 44 jobs, aiming to respond to a growing market for snackable ice cream products.

Detroit launches a $700,000 fund aimed to support local tech startups and encourage talent retention and job creation in the city's growing tech ecosystem.

A 70-year-old Fenton man, Kenneth Stayt, won $390,000 from the Michigan Lottery's "Lucky For Life" game and plans to share his fortune with his family.

Michigan gas prices have risen by eight cents in a week, averaging $3.23 per gallon, as oil prices fluctuate and the state exceeds the national average by eight cents. Despite the increase, prices are 56 cents lower than in 2024.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel is contesting the DOE's order to keep J.H. Campbell coal plant open, defying state plans to retire it and potentially imposing costs on residents.

Newell Brands is closing its Kalamazoo design center and relocating to Atlanta, affecting jobs but offering relocation to employees. This move aims to consolidate innovation near headquarters.

PepsiCo is ceasing manufacturing operations at its Detroit facility, ending over 80 years presence there, with unknown layoff numbers. Despite closures, PepsiCo will retain other operations in Detroit and support affected employees.

Michigan's gaming revenue declined by 5.4% in June, with iGaming grossing $240.6 million and sports betting $44.6 million, despite year-over-year increases. Taxes contributed are $47.1 million from iGaming and $1.8 million from sports betting.

Michigan's MDOS suspends Flint's In My Lane Driving School for alleged rule violations, including falsifying records and allowing ineligible students.