Midwest

A Caterpillar spokesperson told FOX Business it expects the majority of its roughly 230 employees at its Deerfield headquarters to make the move to Irving, Texas.

A Kansas City-based cheese company issued a voluntary recall for several cheese products after a potential listeria contamination was discovered.

Professor Brian Brenberg argues the country's largest generation will pivot to the "new economic center of gravity" in reaction to a new WalletHub report.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb touts the state's economy thanks to global market interest in its advanced manufacturing industry.

Illinois’ secretary of state suspended the business license for online used car retailer Carvana until the Arizona-based company resolves problems related to registrations and titles for customers.

Abbott Nutrition said Monday that it has reached a deal with the FDA to reopen an infant formula plant in Michigan that has been shut down amid the nation's ongoing shortage.

Lindenwood University agreed to a $1.65 million settlement in a lawsuit filed by a group of students who felt that the switch to online learning during COVID-19 was “subpar.”

Small business owners criticized a new Kansas law that they say prioritizes large corporations over their local companies.

Beverly Bennett of Michigan worked at a Kroger store for more than three decades. She filed a lawsuit against the grocery chain for her firing, which came after she thwarted a shoplifter attempting to steal a cart full of alcohol.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly's push for a secretive 'corporate welfare' package was based on political considerations, according to opponents

A bipartisan group of Kansas lawmakers criticized legislation that was pushed to support a mystery company's proposal that required an NDA to see.

A manager at a Dollar Tree in Bremen, Indiana, caused controversy after posting a now hiring sign saying "only" Baby Boomers should apply.

A woman in Michigan won a prize of $1 million after buying a Mega Millions ticket through the state's lottery.

The Arkansas attorney general filed a lawsuit against Family Dollar after the "presence of rodents and rodent activity" were detected at a distribution facility in Arkansas.

Josh Buster said that when he asked a West Burlington convenience store clerk for five easy-pick plays for Friday night's Mega Millions drawing, he initially received only one play from the lottery terminal.

Interest in indoor activities like board games and puzzles soared during the height of the pandemic as restaurants and bars shut down. But board game enthusiasts are dealing with long wait times and increased prices due to supply chain issues.

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson rips Biden's hypocrisy, arguing the president should reinstate both Title 42 and travel mask mandates if he believes a public health emergency "continues to exist."

A local Columbia, Missouri taxi company is packing it in as an extended shortage of workers and parts coupled with record-high gas prices make it too difficult to continue to operate.

Hollywood actor Josh Duhamel will continue to promote his home state of North Dakota. The state's tourism agency confirmed Tuesday he will be paid $75,000 to be the face of the state's tourism campaign for the next 2 years.

Demand for maple syrup grew significantly during the pandemic when more people were cooking at home and experimenting with other products. But inflation is prompting some maple farmers to raise the price of their products for the first time in years to offset supply chain and inflation struggles.