A Muskegon County woman won a $500,000 jackpot from the "777 Jackpot" Michigan Lottery game after an impromptu ticket purchase at a gas station. She plans to pay off debt and save.

A man was arrested in Lakewood after a crime spree and standoff, where he barricaded himself in a car with his dog, led to a pursuit and his capture by LA Sheriff's deputies.

The Austin City Council is considering alcohol sale waivers for Torchy's Tacos and Wheatsville Co-op near schools, despite opposition from Austin ISD and concerns about youth alcohol access.

A major Microsoft outage affected Outlook, Teams, and Office 365, with the company investigating a potential memory management issue. No resolution timeline has been provided.

Seafood City Supermarket is set to open its first Arizona location in Chandler by 2025, offering Filipino Asian groceries, restaurants, and live seafood tanks.

A South Carolina man won a $2 million prize from the Michigan Lottery after purchasing a Mega Multiplier ticket and opted for a lump sum payment of $1.3 million.

Warner Bros. Discovery will open a Harry Potter store in Chicago on the Magnificent Mile, offering merchandise, interactive displays, and original film props.

H-E-B breaks ground on a new store in Manor, Texas, addressing the area's food desert concerns, planning to open by Fall 2025 with amenities including a pharmacy and fuel station.

Lamps Plus, Inc. agrees to a $4.1 million settlement for deceptive pricing, without admitting wrongdoing, after a Southern California DA offices' investigation.

Lamps Plus agreed to pay $4.1M in a settlement over deceptive pricing tactics after a suit by California DA offices. The retailer faced accusations of misleading advertising and unfair competition practices.

Castro specialty market Muuu Meat has backed out from its plans to open at 3998 18th Street, formerly 7-Eleven.

Marriott International settles for $52 million over a data breach in Starwood’s reservation system, as announced by Attorney General Raoul after a bipartisan coalition's efforts.

Austin's piñata shops face challenges from rising rents, leading to the displacement and closure of long-standing businesses, altering the cultural fabric of East Austin.