A Michigan man won $300,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket, initially thinking he only won $30,000, plans to buy a new car and invest in his children's education.

A court has ordered St. Bernard Soap Company to pay over $32 million in rent and utilities, which has affected the landlord and utility companies and resulted in 118 worker layoffs.

Mount Sinai Health System invests over $31 million to improve cardiac facilities and electrophysiology labs and receives a $1 million donation for cancer clinical trials.

Ben Forbes celebrates the success of Forbes Meat Company, a whole animal butcher shop in Tucson, offering craft meats, cheeses, and classes. The shop was named 2024 Small Business of the Year by the Pima County Small Business Commission.

Carlos Dunlap closed his restaurant, Honey Uninhibited, in Covington after less than 1.5 years due to challenges, despite his gratitude for staff and patrons.

Nine Irish Brothers, a popular Indianapolis pub, has suddenly closed, with a farewell note citing personal challenges for the owner. Two other locations remain open.

Lincoln Market will open a new grocery store at the former Lucky Strike bowling alley site in Hell's Kitchen, expanding their NYC presence with a 20-year lease for a 35,809-square-foot space.

Boeing announced layoffs of 396 workers across Washington state cities, citing the need to align its workforce with financial realities and priorities.

The Tick Tock Tavern in Cleveland will close on December 18, ending its 89-year legacy. Following the closure, its memorabilia will be auctioned.

The Onion is engaged in a court battle over its attempt to buy Alex Jones' Infowars to turn it into satire, amidst claims of a tainted auction process from Jones.

Flint Farmers’ Market is selling bricks from its old location for $100, with proceeds going towards facility renovations. Only 150 are available, each with a commemorative plaque.

Phoenix ranks 18th in LendingTree's analysis of nonmortgage debt, with an average debt of $39,220 per resident.

Vendor registration is open for the 2nd annual Florida-Friendly Garden Fest on April 26, 2025, at Centennial Park Recreation Center in Port Charlotte.