Austin Energy is considering 17 power generation plans to meet community needs and prepare for a demand surge from new data centers. A PSA rate cut will lower customer bills in October.

A Mega Millions ticket sold in Memphis matched five white numbers, making someone $1 million richer. The ticket was bought at Holmes Express on E. Holmes Rd. The winner has yet to claim the prize.

Bloomingdale officials announced redevelopment plans for the closed Stratford Square Mall, including entertainment, retail, and living spaces, financed by bonds and TIF.

Trader Joe's confirms an expansion in Massachusetts with a new store opening in Milford, aiming to launch within 2024 and participate in the Neighborhood Shares program.

The Armory STL in St. Louis is closing temporarily due to financial issues, with a funding shortfall for second-phase renovations mentioned by the operator Jacob Miller.

The United Steelworkers approved Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel after an arbitration board's ruling dismissed allegations related to the Basic Labor Agreement.

Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez has refused Mayor Johnson’s call to resign, proposing a ban on school closures till 2027 to combat misinformation and instability.

Chevron is moving its headquarters from California to Texas, citing conflicts with California's energy policies. They're investing in education in Houston, where their new base will be, as part of their commitment to workforce development.

An Illinois court has permanently barred tax preparer Sir Michael Joseph Davenport and his company from preparing tax returns due to allegations of fraud.

Greater Cincinnati Restaurant Week returns with over 40 restaurants participating, providing specially priced three-course meals, with a portion of proceeds going to Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

Stellantis is laying off 191 employees at its Sterling Heights Assembly Plant due to market challenges, despite investing in Michigan facilities. The UAW expresses outrage, hinting at potential strike actions for unkept promises.

Minneapolis officials are seeking to establish a new ordinance to manage unlicensed street food vendors, addressing safety and economic equity issues.

Mother Road Brewing Co. launches an equity crowdfunding campaign on StartEngine, raising over $666.5k for expansion and exploring a rebrand to 'Mother Road Beverage Company.'