Southern California and Tempe hotel workers strike for better working conditions, with the industry's largest U.S. strike ongoing while a major LA hotel reaches a tentative agreement with employees.

Motorists in Michigan are feeling a pinch at the pump as gas prices inch higher, now sitting at an average of $3 per gallon for regular unlead...

The City of Eden Prairie announces job openings for various roles including a 9-1-1 Public Safety Telecommunicator and a Horticulture Specialist, with applications closing soon.

Grainger plans to open a 1.2 million-square-foot distribution center in Hockley, Texas, by 2026, expected to create 400 jobs and enhance the company's distribution network.

The U.S. Department of Labor ordered Guanajuato Supermarket in Houston to pay $460,857 in back wages for overtime violations affecting over 100 workers.

LongHorn Steakhouse is opening a new restaurant in Douglas, expected to start construction in March with a 2024 opening, providing economic growth and more dining options.

Floor and Décor is considering transforming an old H-E-B store in Georgetown into its fifth Austin location, with renovations potentially starting in May.

Steward Health Care secures bridge financing to stabilize its Massachusetts hospitals, averts immediate threat of closures, and continues to seek a significant equity partner for long-term security.

Bloomington introduces a facade improvement program offering grants to cover half the costs for local business owners to upgrade their building exteriors.

Dick's Sporting Goods plans to open a House of Sport store in Arizona by 2025, offering an interactive retail experience with sports activities and simulations.

Keller Williams Realty agrees to a $70 million settlement over lawsuits claiming it coerced inflated agent commissions and vows to increase fee transparency.

Oregon is considering a bill that would transfer wildfire fighting costs from forest owners to state taxpayers, amid controversy over the timber industry's influence and Senator Steiner's connections to the industry.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul secured a $150 million settlement with Hikma Pharmaceuticals over opioid crisis allegations, with funds for treatment and recovery.