Phoenix Energy Manager Carlos Aguiar Hernandez joined the NREL 2025 Executive Energy Leadership program to advance the city's sustainable energy goals.

Tacoma offers a workshop to assist minority, women, and disadvantaged business owners with contracting opportunities and resources, combining in-person and digital access to foster an inclusive business environment.

Fred Meyer is closing its Gateway district store in East Portland due to a company initiative to increase efficiency and ensure business health. A specific closing date in September is pending.

Northern California Safeway workers, led by UFCW Local 5, may strike over wages, healthcare, and retirement benefits, with over 95% in favor amid ongoing contract negotiations.

Port Clinton woman was sentenced for her role in a disruptive street takeover in Cleveland. She pleaded guilty to aggravated riot and disrupting public service.

Proposed rate increases for Michigan health insurance could impact over 530,000 individuals and 412,000 people in small group plans, with potential hikes of 15% or more for 2026.

The Shop 'n Save market in Penn Hills is closing after over 30 years. A clearance sale is starting, with the store unable to compete with larger retailers.

A Michigan online player won $1 million in the Powerball on July 14, matching five white balls. The winner has not claimed the prize yet. No jackpot winner was found, so the prize grows.

Illinois State Treasurer Frerichs announced the return of $303.8 million in unclaimed assets to nearly 312,000 claimants through the I-CASH program in FY 2025, including a $200,000 contribution to the Orphans of the Storm animal shelter.

GM announced production expansion at Lake Orion, Michigan, supported by Governor Whitmer, promising job creation with the upcoming release of new Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC models by 2027.

Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare is laying off 161 employees, which is about 1% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring plan to meet changing healthcare needs. The plan includes consolidating obstetric services due to a decline in births.

North Las Vegas expects an economic boost from the Apex Area Technical Corrections Act, simplifying developments in the Apex Industrial Complex and fast-tracking job growth and infrastructure projects.

The U.S. imposes a 20.91% tariff on Mexican tomatoes, potentially raising prices. Gilcrease Orchard in Las Vegas is unaffected but local businesses worry about costs.