The Chicken Guy restaurant in Livonia is closing due to unforeseen circumstances, with its last day being Sunday. Despite its initial growth and local popularity, the fast-casual chain faced competition in a saturated market.

Michigan gas prices have increased by 16 cents, raising the average to $3.67 per gallon, potentially affecting travel plans for the Independence Day week. AAA has initiated a "Tow to Go" program for holiday safety.

Ram tops J.D. Power's U.S. Initial Quality Study, while Dodge ranks last among sibling brands, with issues in infotainment and assistance systems noted industry-wide.

Walgreens is closing many of its 8,600 stores due to challenges in the retail pharmacy market, impacting customers and pharmacy workers, including in Michigan where access to medications in smaller towns could be affected.

Kroger union workers in Southern and Mid Lower Michigan have ratified a new contract ensuring wage increases, additional benefits, and no rise in healthcare costs.

A Michigan man won a $6 million lottery jackpot from a scratch-off ticket purchased at a 7-Eleven after choosing it because it matched his lucky number. He chose a lump sum payout of about $4.1 million.

A 76-year-old woman from St. Clair County won $1 million from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off bought at a Kroger store. She chose a lump sum payout of $693,000.

A Wayne County man won a $7.19 million Lotto 47 jackpot by consistently playing his father's suggested numbers. He chose a lump sum, taking home about $4.9 million pre-tax.

Detroit's UFO Factory to remain open under new ownership and name, with Roula David at the helm, retaining staff and revamping food options, expecting to reopen by end of July.

Gas prices in Michigan have decreased by 12 cents over the past week, with the average for a gallon of regular unleaded now at $3.43. The drop is attributed to low demand and increasing supply.

A man from Wayne County won a $234,333 jackpot in the Michigan Lottery and plans to buy Detroit Lions tickets.

Consumers Energy proposes a $325 million rate increase to improve its grid against wildfires and outages, potentially raising monthly bills by $10. The utility emphasizes the long-term benefits, including a commitment to faster power restoration.

Smoothie King plans to open six stores in West Michigan starting in 2025, marking its entry into the Grand Rapids area, with a focus on nutritious smoothie options.