Bimbo Bakeries USA was fined $162,000 for air quality violations at its South San Francisco facility, not performing emissions tests, and exceeding carbon monoxide limits.

The "Growing Goodyear" podcast discusses Goodyear, Arizona's downtown transformation with new businesses and restaurants in the GSQ area, marking a shift from building a traditional mall.

The Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort in Arizona is undergoing a $115 million renovation, including updated rooms, new dining options, a 10-acre pool complex, and revamped meeting spaces. It's set to open in October.

SunPower has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and agreed to sell key assets to Complete Solaria for $45 million amidst financial struggles and market challenges.

A 69-year-old Grand Rapids man, Juan Silvera, won $1 million from Powerball and plans to keep working while saving his winnings. He purchased the ticket at a local shop in Kentwood.

League City announces new businesses in August Biz Brief, including La India Bonita, Little K Kitchen, and Attuned School of Music, offering Mexican, Asian cuisine, and music lessons respectively.

The Towson Apple store's unionized workers ratified a three-year contract with improved employment terms, setting a new standard for Apple retail employees nationwide.

The FedEx insignia has been removed from the Washington Commanders stadium, which will be temporarily called Commanders Field as the team seeks a new naming rights partner.

An Oakland County man won $2 million from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off ticket purchased by a friend. He chose a lump sum and plans to support his children's college and invest.

Kellogg Co. is closing its Omaha plant and downsizing its Memphis factory as part of a shift in manufacturing operations, affecting jobs despite decreased sales.

This year, Chicago's Christkindlmarket will only be at Daley Plaza and Aurora, as Wrigleyville's event is cancelled due to NHL Winter Classic conflicts.

Big Lots is closing several stores in Massachusetts and one in New Hampshire amidst financial struggles, as part of a strategy to address unprofitable locations.

Ohio began recreational marijuana sales, with residents over 21 now able to purchase cannabis and grow up to six plants at home, following state authorization.