Daimler Truck Financial Services USA LLC has selected Charlotte for its North American headquarters, investing $7 million and creating 276 jobs in the Ballantyne neighborhood with an average salary of $134,000.

GM is set to invest $888 million in its Tonawanda plant, preserving 870 jobs, with New York State offering tax credits to support the project, ensuring the site's growth and workforce stability.

Pelsan Tekstil A.S. is establishing its first U.S. facility in Goldsboro, North Carolina, creating 216 jobs and investing $82.6 million to meet demand in hygiene and medical sectors.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's playoff success boosts local businesses, particularly with increased sales of merchandise, as the city anticipates their NBA Finals appearance.

Former attorney Colby Parks pleads guilty to wire fraud for stealing over $530,000 from a disabled client's trust.

Ex-Seattle SuperSonics player Shawn Kemp pleads guilty to second-degree assault charges, avoiding a trial for a 2023 shooting incident at Tacoma Mall.

Driver survives after a guardrail impaled their car on a freeway in Everett, Washington. Emergency services responded and the driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Gas prices in Michigan rose slightly after Memorial Day weekend, with a gallon of regular unleaded costing $3.20 on average, a 3-cent increase from the week before.

Herschend Family Entertainment acquires Kennywood, Sandcastle, and Idlewild parks, joining Dollywood in its portfolio, with a focus on maintaining their historic charm.

An Oakland County couple won $2 million from a "Diamonds & Gold" scratch-off on their anniversary, taking a lump sum to buy a house and fund their kids' education.

The J.H. Campbell coal plant in Michigan must stay open by DOE order, despite plans to retire it for grid reliability, sparking controversy and opposition.

RM Golf Carts in Ramsey offers a range of golf cart services, including sales of new and used models, rentals, service, storage, and delivery, and emphasizes customer service and community presence.

Japan Video, a cultural staple in San Francisco's Japantown for over 38 years, is closing down in May. The store was known for its Japanese and Korean video collection and anime merchandise.