An Oakland County man found a $4 million lottery ticket in a drawer after three months, which he bought at a local gas station. He plans to invest and start a new company with his winnings.

North Lawndale building set for a $40.5 million redevelopment after receiving $10 million in TIF approval, expected to create 175 jobs and energize the local economy.

Two employees were robbed at gunpoint during a night deposit in Antioch following the Contra Costa County Fair. The police are investigating and seek information.

A zoning proposal near the Toyota plant in Southside San Antonio incites public debate, prompting the Zoning Commission to delay the decision until July 16.

Georgia workers trained for the EV charging industry find few job prospects, with only seven out of 45 trainees employed in the sector after program completion.

San Francisco and New York are leading cities in the global startup ecosystem, particularly for AI, with significant venture funding and market presence. Los Angeles and Boston follow behind Chinese cities.

Chicago City Council has voted to give local aldermen control over the approval of downtown marijuana dispensary sites, bypassing the Zoning Board of Appeals.

JSX launches a new nonstop flight route from Scottsdale to Dallas starting October 3rd, with service on four days a week.

Tufts Medicine is cutting 174 jobs to improve its financial stability, primarily affecting administrative and non-patient care roles, which is about 1.3% of its workforce.

Brisket Boss LLC in Arlington is known for its BBQ with a twist for dietary needs, led by pitmaster Royce Simmons, who's continued a 70-year family tradition.

Chicago startup Workbox is taking over WeWork's space in Fulton Market, aiming to serve early-stage companies with office space and additional services. WeWork is reducing its locations under bankruptcy proceedings.

Zachry Holdings, a San Antonio construction firm, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid difficulties with the Golden Pass LNG project, planning a structured exit while its other operations continue.

Ramiro Gonzales resigned as CEO of Prosper West following an audit that revealed financial oversight issues, amid uncertainty about the organization's future city support.