Arizona residents in Lake Havasu City are distressed over a utility rate increase by UniSource Energy, prompting state lawmakers to request a review of the decision.

The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health is removing Narcan vending machines due to cost-ineffectiveness, seeking alternative overdose prevention strategies.

The Frisco Rail District unveiled its new brand identity with a contemporary logo, tagline, and color scheme at a community event, signaling a strategic revitalization effort.

DEED in Minnesota offers resources for small businesses, showcasing them during an open house at University Enterprise Laboratories, Saint Paul, encouraging financial and technical support.

Home Depot has settled for almost $2M over California overcharging claims without admitting wrongdoing and has agreed to enhance their price accuracy program.

Grand Rapids' oldest bar, Nick Fink's, is set to reopen on September 23 under the management of The Gilmore Collection, promising a hybrid menu and possibly "lively spirit encounters."

A woman has been arrested in Minneapolis for threatening residents, causing property damage, and rioting at a local shelter, with ongoing investigations for further charges.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul has sued several parties over alleged mishandling of asbestos during Rialto Square Theatre renovations, citing public health risks.

Amazon is closing two California warehouses in West Sacramento and Irvine, affecting 160 workers but aims to offer them other roles within the company.

Chicago officials are suing to recover funds from a fraud involving the city's Emergency Rental Assistance Program, targeting a former city employee and a property management firm.

In-N-Out Burger begins construction of an office in Franklin, Tennessee, announcing plans to open restaurants in Nashville by 2026, creating 277 jobs.

Mark A. Wallace, the CEO of Texas Children's Hospital, will retire on October 4, 2024, after over 30 years of service. His successor will be Debra Sukin.

Off-duty Pineville Police Officer Christopher Jackson was charged with DWI and related offenses after being found unresponsive in his car by CMPD. He has been suspended without pay pending a court appearance and internal review.