The Powerball jackpot has reached $1.3 billion, with one Michigan player winning $1 million. With lottery fever high, residents imagine uses for winnings while experts advise financial planning.

Dutch Bros has opened its first Tri-State area location in Springfield Township, offering a variety of coffee, energy drinks, and smoothies. Their hours are extended on weekends. A second Ohio shop is expected in Milford this fall.

Daiso opens its first Tennessee store in Germantown with a ribbon-cutting on September 6, offering home goods, beauty products, and more with special offers.

Michigan gas prices spiked to $3.39 per gallon, but declined slightly ahead of Labor Day. AAA linked the rise to refinery issues and sees potential relief as conditions improve. Prices varied across the state, and AAA offered tips for saving on fuel.

A fire at Purple Kow restaurant in San Francisco was contained within an hour; no injuries reported, but damage occurred. The restaurant will offer a limited to-go menu during recovery.

The South Philly Sports Complex introduced the Xfinity Mobile Arena, formerly known as the Wells Fargo Center, with new signage and promises of high-speed Wi-Fi for fans.

Kraft Heinz is splitting into two companies, dividing its brand portfolio into the Global Taste Elevation Co. and North American Grocery Co., to address operational challenges and adapt to changing consumer trends.

Texas vape shops face losses after the vape ban targeting THC-infused products and disposable vapes made in China, leading to revenue decline and a potential rise in black market sales.

American Airlines introduces an AI system at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to hold flights for connecting passengers, aiming to minimize travel stress and missed connections.

The Powerball jackpot reaches $1.3 billion, marking a record period without a winner since May 31. Two people won $2 million prizes, and ten others won $1 million. The next draw is scheduled for Wednesday, with high anticipation.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff revealed AI enabled them to reduce customer support staff from 9,000 to 5,000, highlighting AI's growing role in optimizing company operations.

Buffalo Bill's Resort & Casino seeks Clark County approval for temporary closure, aiming to operate only for special events amid reduced visitor volume post-pandemic.

Drai's Nightclub in Las Vegas is returning to its original basement location at The Cromwell before the site becomes the Vanderpump Hotel. The move aims to diversify entertainment options and cater to trends favoring more intimate venues.