Coffee Beanery is set to open in Owings Mills on April 7, promising a grand opening with gifts and festivities from April 18-20. The store will replace a closed Starbucks.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns about privacy risks of consumer genetic tests amid 23andMe's bankruptcy, urging account deletion and data removal.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board issued cease-and-desist letters to Lucky Tiger Casino and Rich Palms Casino for illegal online gambling operations in the state.

Salt 7, a once-popular Fort Lauderdale restaurant, was evicted due to financial woes, leaving employees unpaid and facing uncertainties about recovering owed wages.

Axon's CEO Rick Smith threatens to move the company out of Arizona if Senate Bill 1543 doesn't pass amidst a conflict with local group TAAAZE over proposed headquarters development.

Consumers Energy is seeking a further electric rate increase in Michigan shortly after a $154 million hike, prompting AG Dana Nessel's intervention promise to protect ratepayers.

The Harry Potter Shop is set to open on Chicago's Magnificent Mile, offering an immersive shopping experience with a Butterbeer bar and themed merchandise.

Gilbert Town Council expands utility discount program, increasing the monthly discount to $30 and eligibility to 125% AMI, with automatic application for existing participants.

Bally's Corp aims to build a casino on Bronx parkland, prompting state legislators to introduce a bill for land reclassification. The proposed project faces several approval stages and community scrutiny, with promises of benefits for the local area.

Hendricks Commercial Properties is redeveloping Circle Centre Mall in Indianapolis, investing $600 million to add restaurant, retail, entertainment spaces, offices, and residential units, aiming to revitalize the downtown area.

A new ALDI store opens on Union Avenue in Memphis' Medical District, offering affordable groceries, gifts for the first 100 customers, and a $500 gift card sweepstakes.

Paris Hilton's nonprofit, alongside GoFundMe.org, expanded their support to 50 women entrepreneurs affected by the Eaton Fire, offering $25,000 grants to help them rebuild their small businesses.

Funding cuts from the USDA threaten the sustainability of food assistance programs in Tampa Bay, raising concerns for Feeding Tampa Bay's ability to distribute meals. Florida Senate's proposed budget offers potential support but faces uncertainty.