Ticketmaster has changed its pricing display for transparency, now showing all fees upfront in compliance with new FTC rules. The company supports all-in pricing as the nationwide standard.

Chegg to lay off 22% of its workforce, citing competition from AI tools and declining web traffic, as it aims to save costs and adapt to changes in the education technology industry.

Arcis Golf has acquired The Woodlands Country Club, signaling its expansion into the Houston golf market and planning a $30 million investment in the club's facilities.

A man was arrested for shoplifting over $2,800 worth of items, mainly cosmetics, from an H-E-B in Harris County. He also had warrants for sexual assault and a probation violation in Ohio.

Michigan residents see a drop in gas prices ahead of Memorial Day, with a current average of $3.06 per gallon.

Denver opens applications for the Business Impact Opportunity Fund, offering $15,000 grants to support small businesses affected by construction on East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit and West Colfax projects until June 10, 2025.

An 8-year-old girl was critically injured by a stray bullet during a shootout in Algiers, NOPD investigates. Her uncle and a local activist express their distress and urge community action.

A man crashed into a house in Cleveland after speeding down a street; previously, he had lost control and flipped his car. Local concerns are rising over traffic safety and mental health.

Annaka Trudell was convicted in Fond du Lac for the stabbing death of Ashley Calo during a drug transaction, which the DA highlighted illustrates the dangers of drug addiction.

Wisconsin's DNR issued a Red Flag Warning for extreme wildfire risks in several counties, suspending all burning permits due to high temperatures, strong winds, and dry conditions.

Avelo Airlines starts DHS deportation flights, spurring ethical debates and facing backlash, including a boycott petition with over 34,650 signatures.

The Navigating Success Small Business Forum returns to Shoreline City Hall, offering networking, workshops, and expert insights for entrepreneurs and local businesses on May 22.

Al Scramuzza, the "Crawfish King" of New Orleans, died at 97. He turned crawfish into a city staple and his business, Seafood City, was a local landmark.