TWRA seeks landowners to lease fields for the 2025 dove hunting season, offering up to $4,000 for harvested grain acreage accessible on priority dates in September.

The Ohio Housing Finance Agency has hired four new staff members with diverse backgrounds in areas like tourism, banking, urban redevelopment, and automobile manufacturing to bolster its housing assistance and development efforts.

Illumina Inc. agrees to pay $9.8 million to settle False Claims Act allegations relating to selling genomic sequencing systems with cybersecurity flaws to the U.S. government.

Grotto Italian restaurant in Boston is closing after over 20 years in business, with owner Scott Herritt expressing gratitude to patrons and staff. The closing marks the end of an era for the local dining scene.

Utz Brands Inc. is closing its Grand Rapids facility by January 30, 2026, to consolidate manufacturing operations, affecting jobs; despite growth in net sales, the company sees decreased net income.

Mel Trotter Ministries celebrated the opening of its new thrift store in Hudsonville, offering affordable items and funding its outreach programs for the homeless.

An Oakland County man won $2 million on a Colossal Cashword scratch-off from the Michigan Lottery. He chose a lump sum payment to cover student loans and buy a new car.

Cincinnati's home values increased by 6.7% over the past year, outpacing the national average, amid a housing market correction and a lack of starter homes.

The Cottage Market at Geyer Commons in Mansfield is preparing for its fall opening, seeking boutique vendors. An open house is announced to discuss the market's potential with interested parties.

Tesla and Samsung have signed a $16.5 billion deal for Samsung to produce AI chips for Tesla's autonomous vehicles, starting in 2026 in Taylor, Texas, with positive local economic impact anticipated.

Miami-Dade County enforces a seasonal ban on nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers from May through October to protect Biscayne Bay ecosystems and support the local economy dependent on the bay's health.

New York cannabis dispensaries are in a bind over a state error measuring their distances from schools, potentially leading to closures or relocations.

Bar K, a dog bar and community space, abruptly closed all locations, leaving members seeking refunds and answers to the unexpected shutdown attributed to business challenges.