Governor Healey celebrates Hasbro's decision to relocate its headquarters from Rhode Island to Massachusetts, a move expected to create 700 jobs and emphasize the state's appeal due to its education, healthcare, and innovation sectors.

Taste of Belgium closed its first full-service restaurant in Cincinnati's OTR neighborhood after 14 years, citing the pandemic's impact and other challenges as reasons.

A Michigan player won $1 million by matching five white balls in the Powerball drawing, while the $1.8 billion jackpot was split by winners in Missouri and Texas.

Time & Place Tropical Wine Bar opens in Coon Rapids, offering Jamaican-Asian-American cuisine in a warm, tropical-themed setting, repurposing an old Dairy Queen location.

Draught Horse Brewery & Spirits in Lyon Township announces its closure after ten years, expressing gratitude to patrons and staff. The site will remain a restaurant/microbrewery under new management with the potential to retain existing staff.

The Lake Worth Drive-In Theatre and Swap Shop in Palm Beach County will close on September 30 due to local regulations, prompting vendors to liquidate their goods quickly.

The DBEDT forecasts Hawaii's economy to grow 1.3% in 2025 with sectors like construction, health care, and professional services driving growth despite challenges like inflation and slower tourism recovery.

Beau Nathan Saperstein was arrested by Lakewood Police for internet crimes against children after Seattle Police and community tips led to his capture.

A woman named Nicole Johnson died in a car crash in Medina County after her vehicle struck a ditch and overturned. She was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected from her GMC Yukon XL.

Iredell County Sheriff's Office schedules the auction for a stray pig found in Statesville, to be held on September 16, 2025, at their Animal Services Building.

The NCDHHS, UNC, and UCSF have launched a Juul Labs document repository to reveal the company's marketing strategies targeting youth, funded by a litigation settlement.

James Harden's Thirteen restaurant in Houston was closed due to over $2 million in unpaid rent and additional costs. Legal action may involve Harden directly. No comment from Thirteen's reps yet.

Books Inc., a Bay Area bookstore chain, will continue operations after Barnes & Noble's acquisition, preserving its cultural legacy and modernizing its operations.