Michigan experiences a high in gas prices at $3.81 per gallon, causing financial strain and potentially influencing political sentiments ahead of elections.

Jellybean & Julia's BBQ has opened a new location in Coon Rapids, offering their popular smoked meats and homestyle sides in a larger space with a refreshed ambiance.

The fourth Hong Phat Supercenter opened in Southeast Portland, offering Asian groceries, cultural events, and creating job opportunities in a space previously occupied by Walmart.

Three people from Wayne, Macomb, and Isabella counties in Michigan split a Fantasy 5 jackpot of $697,974; one winner, David Constantakis, is identified.

Clothing from the closed Oak Forest Hospital was donated to support migrants in Chicago through the Cook County Department of Facilities Management and New Life Centers.

Hollerbach's German Restaurant is set to partner with Tuffy's Music Box to launch Burgerbach’s, a new dining concept offering American-style food within the music venue.

Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles formed the Entertainment Industry Council with industry leaders to guide the sector's post-pandemic recovery and support local production.

Law enforcement in Polk County arrested ten individuals, including eight minors, at a disruptive Lakeland house party, involving drug-related charges and a fugitive warrant.

GM's Arlington Assembly Plant celebrated its 70th year and its 13 millionth vehicle, a 2024 Cadillac Escalade-V.

Saks Fifth Avenue's San Francisco store is transitioning to an appointment-only model amid layoffs and a changing retail landscape, aiming for a personalized shopping experience for luxury consumers.

Hollywood's video game performers are preparing to strike over AI concerns, as SAG-AFTRA's negotiations with game developers for new contract protections have stalled.

The Downtown Austin Alliance is searching for a new CEO, following Dewitt Peart's retirement announcement for early 2025. They are working with HRS, Inc. to find a suitable successor.

Zachry Holdings and Golden Pass LNG have settled their legal disputes, allowing Zachry to proceed with bankruptcy and the $10 billion Sabine Pass terminal project to continue. The agreement includes rehiring some laid-off workers.