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.

Gil Staley, CEO of The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership, will retire on February 1, 2025, after advancing local economic growth and business expansion.

The Ford Chicago Assembly Plant celebrates 100 years, highlighting its adaptation from the Model T era to producing modern SUVs and planning for electric vehicles.

Texas residents can enjoy a tax-free holiday on school supplies, clothing, and backpacks under $100 from August 9-11, as encouraged by the state Comptroller's office.

Big Lots is closing its Moon Township location in Pittsburgh, with sales decreasing by 10%. This is part of a larger-scale nationwide closure of 293 stores.

Buca di Beppo filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing escalating costs and a decline in operations, which led to closing nearly 20% of its locations. Despite this, they aim to keep 44 venues open and continue serving customers.

Columbus gas prices dropped 15 cents to an average of $3.46 per gallon according to NBC4i, with GasBuddy reporting the most and least expensive stations in the area.

A new Grocery Outlet is set to open in San Diego's Pacific Beach by early 2025, providing a budget-friendly option for locals in a 12,365 square feet space.

The FAA has authorized commercial drone operations for deliveries in Dallas, enabling drones to operate BVLOS without visual observers, marking a significant advancement in the industry.

Several San Antonio restaurants have closed, attributed to COVID-19 impacts, inflation, and extreme weather, with calls for community support to aid the struggling industry.

Michigan gas prices have fallen by 10-11 cents, with an average of $3.68 for regular unleaded, amidst fluctuating oil costs and recent federal action to waive certain gas restrictions.

Coca-Cola Co. has agreed to pay $6 billion in back taxes and interest, while planning to appeal a federal tax court ruling. They remain in a legal dispute with the IRS regarding taxes from 2007-2009.

Big Lots is closing several stores in Palm Beach County as part of a nationwide retrenchment due to financial difficulties and a decline in consumer spending on discretionary items.