Michigan gas prices increased by eight cents to an average of $3.04 for regular unleaded, still 53 cents cheaper than last year, with state-wide price variations.

Levy Restaurants is ending its hospitality services at Allegiant Stadium, laying off 1,102 workers. The incoming provider, OVG Hospitality, intends to rehire many of the former employees.

The Gaylord Pacific Resort job fair in Chula Vista ended early due to high turnout, with organizers adjusting the process to require online registration.

A $250,000 Powerball prize in Michigan expires soon, and the winner has until March 11 to claim it. The ticket was purchased at Kroger in Bloomfield Hills.

The DOJ is investigating a deputy-involved shooting in Fond du Lac, WI, where Jesus Mendez Berry, with a felony warrant and allegedly armed with a pellet gun, was shot and killed by a sergeant.

Francisco House received a three-year federal sentence for illegal ammo possession after a sexual assault report in Oklahoma City, announced by U.S. Attorney Troester.

The 42nd Street Oyster Bar in downtown Raleigh, in operation since 1931, is closing on March 30, with the reasons for the decision left undisclosed by the owner.

The Michigan Public Service Commission denied DTE Electric's request to recover $33.7 million in costs from customers, saving Michigan ratepayers money.

USAA customers affected by a 2021 data breach must file a claim by April 7 for a share of a $3.25 million settlement; procedures are set for efficient fund distribution.

Brentwood, CA, celebrated the opening of California's largest Costco, featuring a 155,000 square-foot store with a gas station and hopes for local economic growth.

Regal Ware celebrates its 80th anniversary with a Partner Summit, highlighting the importance of local manufacturing and job creation, while focusing on innovation and strong partnerships.

Street Beet, a popular Detroit vegan pop-up, will move into the former Bobcat Bonnie's location in Corktown, offering a full menu and bar, community events, and a coffee shop called Washed Up Coffee.

The SBA announced closures of its offices in six sanctuary cities, citing resource optimization and compliance with federal immigration laws under Trump's administration. Local advocates fear negative impacts on small businesses.