Walmart settles for $5.6 million over overcharging and weight mislabeling claims, as alleged by California prosecutors, with measures to ensure future price and weight accuracy.

Five people were arrested after a shooting at unoccupied vehicles in Hemet; an investigation led to seizure of firearms and charges including possession of a stolen firearm.

The ACC supports a natural gas pipeline expansion in Arizona to meet energy demands, with new capacity added and diverse energy sources, including solar and nuclear.

Lea Márquez Peterson was elected Chair of the Western Interconnection Regional Advisory Body (WIRAB), overseeing grid reliability in the Western North American region.

Halloween enthusiasts in Las Vegas aren't waiting for October, embracing the "Summerween" trend that's turning August into spooky shopping season.

A motorcyclist died in a collision in Seattle's Brighton neighborhood, with police investigation ongoing. No impairment was found in the other driver involved.

The Maplewood Service Center in Ramsey County has reopened after renovations, with improved features like Wi-Fi and public computers, language services, and a family-friendly design.

Michigan's Attorney General leads a bipartisan effort with 50 attorneys general to tackle illegal robocalls, targeting 37 voice service providers to enforce FCC rules.

Schnuck Markets plans to replace its Creve Coeur store with a new 68,000-square-foot location within the Olia Village development, doubling its retail space.

Arizona's electricity rate increase of about 1.7% is below the national average rise of 6.5%, according to the Arizona Corporation Commission and EIA data.

Apple's $600 billion expansion in the US, including $100 billion additional investment, will economically benefit Utah, promising growth and job creation.

A robbery targeting an armored truck outside Orion Financial Bank was reported, with suspects taking a cash container and fleeing on foot. Details and a call for public assistance were issued by Memphis Police.

Atmos Energy emphasizes the importance of contacting 811 before digging to prevent utility disruptions and maintain safety, according to a communication shared with the City of Arlington's Office of Communication.