A fire in Oakland Township destroyed a residence on Saturday night, but all occupants and pets safely evacuated. Firefighters faced challenges due to a narrow driveway. The cause is under investigation.

Boston Scientific is acquiring Axonics Inc. for $3.7 billion, intending to enhance its medical device portfolio and expand its presence in the sacral neuromodulation market.

Radio broadcaster Audacy has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to cut its $1.9 billion debt and will continue operating its Boston stations during restructuring.

The Gila River Indian Community is getting a full-service grocery store, the Sacaton Market, which is aimed at overcoming the area's food desert status and improving local access to a variety of foods.

The Navajo Nation protests a planned space launch that would send human remains to the moon for spiritual reasons, despite a scheduled takeoff from Cape Canaveral.

The U.S. added 216,000 jobs in December, with an unemployment rate holding steady at 3.7%, pointing to economic resilience despite slower income growth in Arizona.

Atlanta restaurant JenChan's faces backlash over a health insurance fee added to customers' receipts, intended to cover employee health costs. The transparency move prompted threats, sparking debate about healthcare costs for small business staff.

Texas is named the 2023 State of the Year by Business Facilities magazine, earning praise for its business climate and job creation efforts, marking the state's fifth win.

CVS Pharmacy at 55 Summer St. in downtown Boston is set to close on February 7th, part of a nationwide plan to shut 900 stores. Prescriptions will be moved to 333 Washington St., and employees will be offered transfers to other locations.

The Adidas store at San Francisco Centre is closing, exacerbating the mall's struggles with vacancies following a mortgage default and the loss of major retailers like Nordstrom.

Microchip Technology Inc. is set to receive $162 million from the CHIPS Act to expand their Colorado and Oregon facilities, create 700 jobs, and support U.S. semiconductor production.

Cox Communications settled with Arizona for $13 million after misleading customers about fees, with $10 million to the state and $3 million in customer refunds.

Stellantis diverts from the Chicago Auto Show to invest $5 billion in EV production at its Belvidere plant, indicating a strategic shift towards electric vehicles.