Saugatuck Brewing Company closes its Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo taprooms, with a focus shifting to distribution. The Douglas location remains open. The closures reflect broader industry challenges, according to the CEO.

Hernando County residents can meet with local law enforcement at a "Coffee with a Cop" event on March 5 at the Spring Hill Target, fostering community engagement and dialogue.

Rise Brands is renovating the Bogey Inn in Dublin. It will add a 36-hole putting course and an entertainment complex, which it aims to open by summer 2026.

Food Lion recalled ground beef from a Gastonia store due to potential contamination with foreign materials, offering refunds through its "Double Your Money Back Guarantee." The recall is confined to one location.

Michigan motorists see a dip in gas prices to $2.96 per gallon, a record low for 2025, with some price variations across different regions of the state.

Leonardo Bollas-Zafra was arrested after a fatal crash where his high blood alcohol level suggested impaired driving, leading to charges including manslaughter.

Three Home Run Inn pizzerias in Chicago are closing, impacting locals and contributing to business closures in the Bronzeville area. The company is focusing on its other locations.

Police halted a large teen gathering at an unoccupied Mt. Juliet home, resulting in medical aid for some attendees.

A 24-year-old from St. Tammany Parish pleaded guilty to fentanyl distribution, facing at least 5 years in prison per count.

Evanston, Illinois, has implemented the Workers’ Retention Ordinance to ensure job stability for workers during contractor changes, impacting large employers like Northwestern University.

New shops and eateries, including Daiso and Barnes & Noble, are opening in Germantown, with others like Chipotle, Starbucks, and Josephine Estelle in development.

Stop & Shop and Teamsters Local 25 reached a tentative agreement to keep the Freetown distribution center open, securing 900 union jobs with a six-year contract.

Rosler Metal Finishing USA LLC agreed to pay $2.2 million to settle claims over PPP loan ineligibility due to employee count and ownership disclosure issues.