San Antonio's far West Side will see 2,000 homes built across 800 acres in the Briggs Ranch area, with sales to begin in 2025 and building commencing this year.

Buick experienced a 61% sales growth in 2023, driven by models like the Encore GX and Envision, and previews its next-generation Enclave for continued momentum.

The Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction saw a variety of vehicles auctioned, including celebrity-owned cars and marked the announcement of a new automotive event for fall.

A Texas man is suing Sunglass Hut, Macy's, and their parent companies for $10 million over a wrongful arrest and subsequent assault based on flawed facial recognition technology.

Kahwa Coffee Roasters is set to open a new location in Fort Worth, Texas by March 29, with construction costs estimated at $50,500 for a 1,000 square-foot retail space.

The U.S. Department of Labor launched a website to help Illinois workers retrieve $5M in back wages, with a focus on industries like agriculture and healthcare.

Nexamp has chosen Chicago for its second headquarters, aligning with Illinois's sustainable energy goals, creating 50 jobs, and planning local educational collaborations.

Siggi's Dairy offers a $10,000 "digital detox" challenge, encouraging participants to give up smartphones for a month and use a provided flip phone instead.

The Chateau de Vie estate in Chandler, a 15,000 square-foot home with a lavender farm, opens to the public and offers workshops and homemade products for sale.

Steward Health Care in Massachusetts faces a crisis with $50 million in unpaid rent, risking hospital closures including St. Elizabeth's and Carney Hospital.

Gas prices in Michigan have risen to an average of $3.02 per gallon, a six-cent increase from the previous week but still lower than the national average and last year's prices.

Northern Taphouse is opening a new location in Woodbury, bringing its signature burgers and bloody marys to the site of a former Perkins restaurant on Currell Blvd.

'Beyond Topography' at Janice Charach Gallery in West Bloomfield displays local artists challenging perceptions of American landscapes, favoring imaginative over purely physical depictions, until February 21, 2024.