Detroit's casino industry saw a 1.2% revenue increase in May 2025, with MGM Grand Detroit leading at 47% market share. Table games and slots dominated income, while retail sports betting lagged, facing a 31.1% yearly drop despite a monthly rise.

Michigan poker players can now compete against those in PA, DE, and WV after Rush Street Interactive joined the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement.

Elizabeth LaCroix from Edmore won a $130,000 Fantasy 5 lottery jackpot after matching all five numbers; plans to use the winnings for a home addition.

Menomonee Avenue in Menomonee Falls will be closed for culvert installation starting June 23, causing a week of traffic disruptions. Local businesses will remain open.

University of Georgia research led by Szu-Han (Joanna) Lin finds some managers intentionally use abusive tactics like yelling, believing it enhances performance, despite acknowledging its counterproductivity.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joins a 28-state coalition suing to prevent the sale of 23andMe's client genetic data following the company's bankruptcy. The group emphasizes consent and privacy in genetic information handling.

Shane McKeever pleaded guilty to manslaughter and attempted murder after driving into a Portland homeless camp, killing one. He faces a 192-month sentence.

Cleveland granted $475,220 to local businesses and groups through the Steelyard TIF program, aiming to support economic growth in diverse neighborhoods and promote equitable development.

A Monroe County woman won $500,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket purchased at a store in Lambertville, Michigan. She plans to pay off bills and save the remainder.

The City of Kirkland hosted 22 international companies as part of the SelectUSA Seattle Spinoff, highlighting its potential for business investment and economic development.

A psychologist sues Costco for $14 million, claiming a display fell on her causing severe injuries, including a traumatic brain injury. The lawsuit alleges negligence and seeks damages for pain, suffering, and economic losses.

Maureen O'Brien was appointed CEO of the Columbus Symphony, effective July 15, bringing experience from the New World Symphony and plans to oversee a major concert hall project.

Noodle Doodles, a new ramen restaurant by Ray Zheng, is set to open on Great Plain Ave in Needham, following delays due to permitting and construction issues.