Halo Burger is set to open a new location in Clinton Township, Metro Detroit, expanding the Michigan-based chain known for its char-grilled burgers and local specialties.

Sacramento City Council approves new entertainment zones, aiming to enhance nightlife and boost local economy with public drinking during special events.

The Palms Casino Resort's general manager, Stephen Thayer, has left his position less than a year after taking the role, with details of his departure undisclosed.

A deal was reached to extend the Cincinnati Bengals' lease at Paycor Stadium, with new terms including rent adjustments and $500 million for improvements.

West Sacramento residents prepare for the Fourth of July with legal "Safe and Sane" fireworks available starting June 28, while authorities stress safety and adherence to the law.

Memphis launches the "Entrepreneurship City" initiative to support local businesses, providing resources, loans, and education for new and existing entrepreneurs.

Anna Wintour steps down as Vogue's editor-in-chief but remains involved as global chief content officer and editorial director, signaling a significant shift at the magazine.

Tennessee tourism sector's direct visitor spending hit a record $31.7 billion in 2024, the fourth consecutive annual increase, saving each household roughly $1,170 in taxes.

Nordstrom Rack is set to open a new store in Knoxville by spring 2026, promising great deals on fashion and home goods at the Pinnacle at Turkey Creek. This will be Tennessee's fifth location.

The FTC is refunding $126 million to Fortnite players after Epic Games settled complaints over deceptive payment practices, with a new claims deadline set for July 9.

Moses Lake Industries opened a new semiconductor manufacturing and research facility in Mesa, Arizona, emphasizing collaboration and innovation in the industry.

The West Michigan Golf Show is ending after 24 years, unable to meet exhibitor and attendee expectations recently. The event was known for showcasing golf-related products and hosting notable personalities.

A Clermont County man is indicted on 44 counts, including child rape and creating child sexual abuse material, beginning when the victim was 7 years old.