The Glass Academy in Dearborn will open The Michigan Room, a bar where patrons can watch glassblowing, on May 9, 2025, also featuring locally themed drinks and upcycled decor.

Nevada Highway Patrol and Reno PD intensively patrolled McCarran Boulevard, issuing 62 citations from 60 traffic stops, highlighting their commitment to road safety.

Infinite Reality plans to build a 60-acre headquarters in South Florida, aiming to create over 1,000 jobs with competitive salaries and transform the area into a tech and creativity hub.

Bertucci's, an Italian chain in Massachusetts, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, closing four locations amidst a shift to fast-casual dining with a new concept called Bertucci's Pronto. The company struggles with a steep decline in sales.

A WalletHub report ranks Miami as having the least affordable rent in the U.S., requiring 33.48% of the median income to cover. Other cities like Bismarck fare better; Orlando also struggles. Advice includes downsizing and budgeting to manage costs.

St. Louis Police investigate a shooting in O'Fallon where one woman died and another was injured. They seek public tips via the Homicide Division or CrimeStoppers.

The U.S. Department of Energy has allocated $46.7 million to Holtec International to support the restart of Michigan's Palisades Nuclear Plant as part of a $1.52 billion federal loan guarantee.

Enthusiasts lined up early at Pop Mart in Chicago for the new Labubu plush toy release, a beloved character from illustrator Kasing Lung's fairy-tale series. The store's limited stock and the toy's popularity caused fans to queue since before dawn.

Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested by the FBI on charges of obstruction during an immigration enforcement operation. Further details of the case are pending investigation.

A federal jury convicted five individuals involved in smuggling liquid meth into Oklahoma City, including charges of drug trafficking and money laundering.

A Kalamazoo Speedway gas station sold a $5.46 million winning Lotto 47 ticket, with the numbers 13-25-30-35-38-46. The winner has a year to claim the prize.

DA Erik Nasarenko opposes Andrew Luster's early release, citing the threat he poses. Luster was convicted of rape in 2003, had his sentence reduced in 2013, and is set for a parole hearing in 2025. Victims also adamantly oppose his release.

Heartland RV is closing its Sturgis, Michigan plant, laying off 120 workers on June 20 without severance, amid industry restructuring and consolidations.