A Macomb County man won $4.57 million in the Michigan Lottery, choosing a lump sum payout of about $3.1 million before taxes for his online Lotto 47 jackpot win.

Long Beach awarded $266,000 in grants to 29 local small businesses through the Level Up LB program to support growth and development within the city’s business-friendly environment.

Ymer Technology establishes U.S. HQ in Illinois, investing $5.7 million in the EV industry and creating over 30 jobs, supported by the state's ambitions and resources.

Ron Weiser and his foundation pledged $25 million to launch a new breast cancer center at the University of Michigan, enhancing care, research, and educating on the disease.

The Gateway Arch Park Foundation plans to revitalize the long-vacant Millennium Hotel in St. Louis, aiming to connect it with the downtown area and the Gateway Arch National Park.

A Rite Aid in Compton has locked up most goods in response to rising retail theft, creating inconvenience for customers and reflecting a broader trend of increasing shoplifting incidents.

Kane County Sheriff's Office launches an in-house Small Business Development Center to aid inmates in entrepreneurship, potentially reducing recidivism rates.

Naperville bar and restaurant owners are requesting the city council lift a 15-year ban on video gambling, claiming economic hardship and competition. The council has not yet signaled a readiness to change the ban.

The U.S. Department of Labor fined Humberto Castaneda Produce for multiple labor violations, including unfair pay practices and inadequate housing for H-2A visa workers.

Royal Oak is ending its contract with Municipal Parking Services early, following issues with their system which led to many erroneous tickets and a negative impact on local businesses.

Kristina Love from Traverse City won $1 million in the Powerball lottery after an impulse ticket purchase, planning to buy a new house and share her winnings with her family.

AZ Lemonade Stand, founded by two school friends, has grown from a burger joint's homemade drink to a million-dollar brand poised to hit $2.75 million in sales and 1000+ retail stores.

Taco John's closes all Michigan locations and hints at future rebranding, according to a company spokesperson.