Gas prices in Michigan have decreased by 12 cents over the past week, with the average for a gallon of regular unleaded now at $3.43. The drop is attributed to low demand and increasing supply.

Jon Bon Jovi has opened JBJ's Nashville, a rock and roll themed restaurant and bar, during Nashville's CMA Fest. The five-story venue with a three-tiered stage is now the tallest building on Broadway.

Chief of Police Smith marched in full uniform at the Capital Pride Parade, demonstrating his commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion both as the Chief and as the former Chief Equity Officer.

A Juneteenth event on June 14 at the West Capitol Campus expects 300 guests, which will affect traffic and parking. Hosted by the Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity, the event honors the end of slavery.

Bankruptcy filings suggest four more Red Lobster restaurants in Georgia may close, adding to three prior closures, amidst the chain's financial struggles.

360 CHICAGO acquires floors once occupied by The Signature Room at the former John Hancock Center, with plans for the space not including a restaurant.

Arizona ranks 14th in Q1 solar installations in 2024, a drop from the previous year, with 146 megawatts added, despite the US's overall solar upsurge.

The Gilbert Planning Commission approved the development of a new retail center, Signature At San Tan Village, anchored by Whole Foods and Dick's House of Sport. The project comprises 11 buildings over 30 acres.

San Antonio's certification agency for small, minority businesses, SCTRCA, has merged with Supply SA to streamline the certification for public contracts and strengthen procurement processes.

East Austin's Ah Sing Den cocktail bar is closing, to be replaced by Filipino restaurant OKO in the fall, a collaboration involving Chef Paul Qui. The bar's current management is offering staff positions in the new venture.

Kevin Freeman was arrested by the Metropolitan Police for multiple burglaries in Northwest Washington DC, with incidents dating from April to June 2024, targeting the 14th Street area.

TJX Companies, owner of TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods, is equipping employees with body cameras to prevent theft and enhance safety, despite raising privacy concerns.

A suspect was arrested in Southeast D.C. for an armed carjacking. Raymond Davese allegedly assaulted a victim and stole a vehicle but was quickly apprehended by police.