Lawrence Police Department hosted "Coffee with a Cop" at Panera Bread, promoting dialogue between officers and the community to enhance mutual respect and understanding.

Sheetz is expanding into the Michigan market with new stores scheduled for the metro Detroit area amid local concerns and community engagement promises.

Oregon OSHA has proposed new safety standards for employer-provided housing, focusing on agricultural worker protections, compliance, and living conditions, with a public hearing process for transparency.

Perrigo has recalled around 16,500 cans of baby formula from CVS and H-E-B stores due to high Vitamin D levels, with no reported health incidents yet.

Green Bay Packaging acquired 80 acres of industrial land in Casa Grande, Arizona, for strategic expansion, yet the company's precise plans for the site remain undisclosed.

LL Flooring, previously known as Lumber Liquidators, is closing 94 stores amid Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with several closures in central Ohio, and seeks a buyer while aiming to maintain normal operations.

Shaquille O’Neal is set to open a Big Chicken restaurant in Hartland Township, Michigan, with the chain planning 20 locations across the state, offering a menu of chicken sandwiches, sides, and community engagement.

Gas prices in Michigan drop, with the average now at $3.58 per gallon; a 10-cent dip from the prior week, and signs indicate further potential for stabilization or decrease.

Frank's Restaurant in Zeeland, Michigan, celebrated 100 years with events, city acknowledgment, and period costumes, maintaining traditional recipes and community ties.

Dave's Hot Chicken has opened in Coon Rapids with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, expanding local dining options with its Nashville-style hot chicken in the Riverdale area.

Houston Methodist and MD Anderson Cancer Center are recognized by Forbes as top employers for women, praised for workplace inclusivity and gender equity.

KFD is investigating a string of fires in Kokomo, deemed suspicious, that damaged property including vehicles and a home, but no injuries were reported.

Mayor Brandon Johnson and the BACP have introduced a $21.5 million grant to help Chicago's small businesses and nonprofits recover from COVID-19 impacts.