An audit in Conroe, Texas, revealed $155K in untracked hotel tax spending, leading to city scrutiny and changes in financial oversight, while United Airlines introduced mile-sharing for frequent flyers.

Restaurateur David Pisor faces financial turmoil as his Etta Collective files for bankruptcy, with debts including a $2.5 million loan default. Etta assets are up for auction, while a stalking horse bid sets the starting price at $675,000.

El Cajon Police arrested Alexander Ingles, a homeless man, for possession of child pornography and narcotics, violating his probation terms from previous related convictions.

Vehicle fire recalls in the US have risen to 3.7 million, with Houston, Atlanta, and California seeing significant increases. Owners are urged to park outside to avoid potential spontaneous fires.

Texans face high credit card and auto loan default rates, with an average household debt over $9,200, influenced by inflation and higher interest rates.

A San Ramon man, Rashad Shambray-Jones, received a 40-month prison sentence for illegal gun and ammo possession after pleading guilty and violating a second chance program.

Spacestation Gaming won the 2024 Halo Championship Series Major at Esports Stadium Arlington, setting them up for the upcoming London Major. The venue, managed by rival team OpTic Gaming, hosted the $250,000 prize event.

The Biden administration has announced a financial aid package, including an $8.5 billion incentive and $11 billion in loans, to boost Intel's semiconductor production in the U.S.

Comcast customers in Memphis experienced internet outages caused by a severed fiber line from industrial mowing equipment. The outage also affected city services and prompted an apology from Comcast. Restoration was expected by day's end.

A new European restaurant, "Written by the Seasons," is set to open in Uptown Dallas at The Quad, with construction beginning in May and a planned September opening.

The Memphis City Council is investigating MLGW's customer late-fee structure, while MLGW seeks community feedback on its services and future plans through meetings and surveys.

The Oregon Workers' Compensation Division is hosting its 21st annual educational conference in Portland on May 9-10, focusing on issues like claim filing and mental health in the workplace.

The Oregon Workers' Compensation Division announces its 21st annual educational conference in Portland on May 9-10, focusing on claim filing, dispute resolution, and mental health at work.