A Cedar Park shareholder sued Firefly Aerospace in Austin federal court, alleging the company misled investors about spacecraft demand and Alpha rocket readiness after a September test explosion.

A Lewisville ticket bought at Deer Run Food Mart won a $1 million top prize in the Texas Lottery’s $1,000,000 Ca$h! game. The winner opted for anonymity, state officials say.

A Kroger in Orion Township is closed due to a rodent issue, found after a complaint prompted a state inspection. Despite measures taken, including professional pest control, the store missed MDARD's deadline and remains shut.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is closing down on May 3 due to financial losses, ending nearly 200 years of publishing history amid labor disputes and challenges in journalism.

The DoubleTree Hotel in Downtown Cleveland is set to close by January 30, laying off 66 employees, due to uncontrollable business reasons and declining performance.

The Arlington EDC provides industry-specific advice and networking opportunities to local small businesses through their free cohort program, benefiting various companies since 2025.

The Michigan Lottery has contributed over $1 billion to K-12 public schools for the seventh consecutive year, with a total aid reaching over $30 billion since 1972.

Fort Worth proposes zoning changes targeting liquor stores, payday lenders, and smoke shops to promote balanced development and prevent business clusters that may harm communities.

CardVault by Tom Brady will take over the former EA Cafe at 735 Third St., a block from Oracle Park. The company confirmed the site but hasn’t announced an opening date.

CRG to open a two-story restaurant in Fishers District with a fine-dining restaurant upstairs and a casual bar downstairs, while Flower Child plans a new location there among other eateries and businesses.

Multiple carriers filed rate changes that will push premiums higher for roughly 525,000 Nevadans in early 2026. Regulators say filings are public and policyholders can contest or ask questions.

An empty Comcast building in Sterling Heights has been repurposed into SEMCA's new 92,000 sq ft trade education center, offering training in skilled crafts and addressing vocational demand.

DFS Group will exit Hawaii in 2026, closing its Waikiki T Galleria and airport shops after a 63‑year run. The Waikiki store’s final day is set for Jan. 28, 2026.