A man was fatally shot at an Indianapolis gas station, leading to a police investigation and road closures in the area. No suspect information has been released yet.

Novelty Golf & Games, with its Bunny Hutch, celebrates 75 years with a jubilee, highlighting its status as a rare lasting family-run entertainment business amid modern developments.

A man from Macomb County won Michigan's largest Fantasy 5 jackpot of $963,040, surpassing the prior record. He bought the winning ticket at Smoker's Express and plans to buy a vehicle, home, and cottage.

Hillsborough County business owners prepare for storm disruptions with a July event on hurricane preparedness, focusing on advice for business continuity and recovery.

Five Star Bancorp is expanding in San Francisco to fill the gap left by bank failures, planning a new branch for 2024 and hiring Jeff Winkel and promoting Reagan Ballo for leadership roles.

Kroger and H-E-B offer financial relief to Texans hit by Hurricane Beryl, with Kroger providing a $10 off coupon and H-E-S discounting 10% on frozen foods.

Tolleson offers a lending program for free portable air conditioning units to its residents to combat extreme heat, with eligibility tied to local water bill payment.

San Antonio's Zoning Commission voted against a proposed zoning change near Toyota plant that would have limited development, impacting residents' property rights.

Elon Musk announces plans to move SpaceX and his social media company X from California to Texas, citing a new controversial law signed by Governor Newsom and the state's political climate.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul supports an Oregon drug pricing transparency law, alongside a coalition of 21 attorneys general, challenging pharmaceutical companies on cost disclosure.

Charlotte man, Hasahn Flowe, receives over nine-year prison sentence for Hobbs Act robbery and firearm possession after sharing crime-related photos on social media.

The Michelin Guide has announced that it will expand to Texas, covering cities like San Antonio and Austin, recognizing the state's diverse and ambitious culinary scene.

Honest Abe Auto Sales in Indianapolis was ordered to pay almost $500,000 after the Attorney General sued for deceptive sales practices targeting those with poor credit.