Ohio's recreational marijuana market surpassed $10 million in weekly sales since opening on August 6, with a slight decrease in the third week. Average purchase price settled at $31.57, suggesting modest transactions as the market develops.

Milan Capital Management bought The Plant, a retail center in San Jose, for $95 million, indicating strong investor confidence in revitalizing the property. The center spans 650,500 sq ft and is historically significant.

A man from Wayne County won $1 million on a Michigan Lottery Gold Multiplier scratch-off ticket bought in Taylor, opting for a lump-sum payout of $693,000 to aid his family.

Bobcat Bonnie’s has closed its Partridge Creek location, a decision announced by owner Matthew Buskard on Facebook. Other locations remain open and the closure doesn't affect existing gift cards or staff employment.

Duke Energy Carolinas customers will see a rate hike in September and a larger decrease in January due to fuel cost adjustments and potential nuclear tax credits.

Gull Lake Country Club agreed to repay $440,000 over allegations of improperly receiving a PPP loan, for which they were deemed ineligible. This resolves a whistleblower-initiated lawsuit.

Minneapolis's minimum wage will increase to $15.97 on January 1, 2025. The city is assisting businesses with compliance and workers can report violations via 311 or [email protected].

Argyle welcomes a new Chick-fil-A, marking community growth. The Argyle Police participated in the ribbon-cutting, with the grand opening scheduled for Friday.

Park Ridge City Council approved recreational cannabis dispensaries in its Uptown district after a 4-2 vote on a zoning amendment, with support from local law enforcement and the Planning and Zoning Commission.

Siara’s MedSpa in Arlington, grown from a hair salon into a full-service med spa, reflects the local entrepreneurial spirit. The business, now offering a range of aesthetic services, is run by founder Cecilia Gonzales and her daughter.

The Ohio Turnpike suspends late fees and collections due to a scam involving fraudulent texts about unpaid tolls, urging customers to use official channels for inquiries.

Tampa has set a once-a-week watering restriction to manage water resources and save over a billion gallons compared to biweekly watering. This rule, starting August 2024, responds to a regional deficit in rainfall.

Miami-Dade County leaders inaugurated the refurbished Haley Sofge Apartments for low-income seniors, noting the building's modern amenities and green certification. The $95.2 million project is a step in the River Parc master plan.