William Michael Ingram is charged with murder and additional crimes in Bucks County after allegedly killing his mother.

A 76-year-old woman from St. Clair County won $1 million from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off bought at a Kroger store. She chose a lump sum payout of $693,000.

William Ingram from Pennsylvania is facing charges for killing his mother and assaulting a D.C. police officer, along with drug-related offenses. New details have emerged from investigators after his initial confession during his arrest.

Over 600 Teamsters Local 630 members employed at Smart & Final warehouses in Southern California went on strike over concerns of facility shutdowns and wage cuts.

Amazon is fined $5.9 million by California for purportedly violating the state's Warehouse Quotas Law at its Moreno Valley and Redlands centers, with the company intending to appeal the claim.

AG Kwame Raoul leads 19 attorneys general in defending diversity initiatives against legal attacks, arguing their benefits and legality in a letter to the ABA and Fortune 100 leaders.

The City of Kyle, facing water scarcity, is constructing a pipeline for additional water and has made a deal with San Marcos for more water supply amidst a Texas drought.

Diaz Menswear in downtown San Jose is closing after nearly 40 years, as the owner, Alfredo Diaz Velazquez, opts for retirement instead of lease renewal.

Safety upgrades are planned for a Northwest D.C. street after a Howard University student was fatally struck by a car. The response includes a new cement wall at the crash site and raised crosswalks to protect pedestrians.

Hyundai is set to begin IONIQ 5 electric SUV production in Georgia this fall, part of a $7.6 billion investment aiming to create 8,500 jobs and make 300,000 EVs annually.

CenterPoint Energy customers in Indiana will get a new billing system in July, featuring a redesigned bill, new self-service options, and a fresh online interface. Automatic bill pay users must update their account information to avoid disruption.

Black entrepreneurs in Atlanta face significant barriers to funding despite a growth in Black-owned businesses. Historical issues and high-interest loan conditions are major obstacles as reported by WABE.

A semi-truck overturn on an interstate ramp in Memphis caused significant traffic disruptions and closure of the southbound ramp onto I-240 near the I-55 junction early Thursday morning.