SDG&E proposes to end certain costly energy efficiency programs, which could save customers around $300 million from 2026–2031, aligning with state directives for cost-effective energy management.

Gas prices in Michigan have dropped, with the average for regular unleaded at $3.04 per gallon, 11 cents lower than last week and 68 cents lower compared to last year. Despite increased demand, gas supply has decreased.

A hit-and-run in Las Vegas left a pedestrian critically injured; the driver, Luis Fuentes-Ramirez, faces charges after fleeing and later returning to the scene.

AT&T Stadium to host the inaugural Lone Star Smokeout, featuring country music and BBQ, from May 2-4, 2025, in collaboration with Windy City Smokeout organizers.

Club Cafe in Pittsburgh, having shut down last year, is reopening under new management by Keystone Artist Connect with plans to celebrate its musical legacy and introduce new offerings.

Circle K partners with Burrito Express to offer their burritos in stores across the Phoenix area, with a hub-and-spokes model for expansion and a menu including breakfast and lunch options.

Atlanta's housing market is adjusting to economic uncertainty with sellers increasingly offering concessions to attract buyers, as detailed in a FOX5 Atlanta report citing Redfin data.

Slifco Electric, LLC settled for $1.46 million over PPP loan forgiveness false claim charges, having paid its owner during the loan period without disclosure.

A man from Macomb County won a $6 million jackpot from a Michigan Lottery game after playing scratch-offs for 40 years. He took a lump sum payment and plans to save most of the money.

After 33 years, Red Hawk Bar & Grill in Ann Arbor announces its closure due to financial strain from the pandemic and rising food costs, with a final service on May 3rd, 2025.

Chef Hajime Sato closed his Clawson sushi restaurant Sozai, known for sustainable seafood, after being honored with the Best Chef: Great Lakes at the James Beard Awards.

The 21st annual Bookstock event at Laurel Park Place in Livonia features a book sale supporting literacy and education, with special deals and volunteer involvement.

California is now the world's fourth largest economy, surpassing Japan, with a GDP of $4.1 trillion. Governor Newsom attributes this to investments in people and innovation but warns that Trump's tariff measures could harm growth.