Gas prices in Michigan have increased by 12 cents, reaching an average of $3.15 per gallon, which is higher than both the national average and prices from a year ago.

The Michigan Science Center's planetarium is set for a technological update thanks to a $2.6 million grant from the Ballmer Group, which will enhance visitor experiences without altering the building's exterior.

West Side Brewing acquired Gilligan's on the Green and plans to rebrand and continue producing British Isles-inspired beers. Management will remain, and exciting changes are promised for the brewery experience.

Sacramento seeks a new manager for Meadowview Certified Farmers Market with a deadline for applications on January 24.

King Soopers workers may strike as union negotiations stall; the union deems the company's final offer inadequate, while the company urges the offer's presentation to members.

Griffin Claw Brewing re-releases "Sin Repent Repeat," an 8.0% ABV paczki-flavored stout, along with a raspberry paczki vodka, available through March 4 or while stocks last.

AC Hotels by Marriott is setting up a new hotel in Goodyear's GSQ area, promising local job creation and supporting the city's rapid growth and development.

Charleroi glass plant's closure delayed until April, layoffs to start January 27, affecting 240 workers with gradual layoff waves. Corelle Brands offers job opportunities in Ohio.

Missouri man, Jacob J. Hampton, pleads guilty to sexually abusing a child and creating child pornography, with a plea deal recommending a 25-year prison sentence.

A man died in a wrong-way collision on I-64 caused by a 22-year-old in a Dodge Ram, with a third vehicle involved. The SLMPD is investigating the crash.

Labor talks between UFCW Local 7 and King Soopers continue as a contract deadline nears, with tensions highlighted by police being called to a union incident and the possibility of a strike.

Northlake Mall, facing safety issues and reduced foot traffic, is set for a $39 million ownership change to Hull Property Group, pending court approval, despite legal concerns from parties affected by a past shooting incident.

Perdue Farms is closing its Monterey chicken processing plant on March 28, leading to 433 job losses. The company is providing severance and job support. Local officials are responding by planning a career fair to help affected workers.