Gull Lake Country Club agreed to repay $440,000 over allegations of improperly receiving a PPP loan, for which they were deemed ineligible. This resolves a whistleblower-initiated lawsuit.

Nine Macomb County businesses won over $30,000 in grants at the Best of the Zest Food Pitch Competition, aimed at supporting local food and beverage entrepreneurs.

The Savoy Bar and Grill in Saginaw is set to reopen under new ownership, promising a menu honoring local culinary history and aiming for a September launch.

A Michigan man won $500,000 after a clerk chose a lottery ticket for him at a Kent City mart. He plans to buy a new house and truck with his winnings.

Sheetz is opening its first convenience store in Romulus, Michigan, on August 27, featuring fresh food and electric vehicle charging. They plan charitable donations and further expansion in Detroit.

A Jackson County woman won a $4 million jackpot from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off ticket, purchased at a local store. She plans to donate part of her winnings and save the rest.

The historic site of the former Franklin Grill in Franklin Village is being transformed into The Franklin Oyster Bar & Eatery, set to open by end of 2024, led by Jay Farner and Chef Nick Geftos.

Heritage Collegiate Apparel, previously The M Den, closes two stores in Michigan amid bankruptcy and restructuring, largely due to financial struggles from the pandemic and low online sales margins.

General Motors cuts over 1,000 jobs from its software division, mainly impacting the Michigan Global Tech Center, as part of a broader strategy to prioritize investments and improve efficiency amidst industry challenges.

Gas prices in Michigan have fallen for the third week in a row, with an average price of $3.46 per gallon, a trend that may continue with stable oil costs and the start of the school year.

Jones Soda is entering the Michigan market with its Mary Jones cannabis-infused beverages, including THC sodas and syrups, and has launched 100mg THC shooters in California.

Rite Aid is closing all its Michigan stores due to bankruptcy, affecting jobs and impacting patients who may rely on brick-and-mortar pharmacy services.

Sheetz is expanding into the Michigan market with new stores scheduled for the metro Detroit area amid local concerns and community engagement promises.