Northeast

A Harris Teeter in Baltimore, Maryland's Locust Point neighborhood has been shut down for days over a reported mouse infestation.

The price of lobster meat, an already expensive food, is quickly increasing as inflation, federal regulations and smaller catches by fishermen impact the sale of the delicacy.

As six southern states surpass the Northeast in contributing to U.S. GDP, Winton Machine Company owner and CEO confirms business is booming in Georgia and its neighbors.

New York and California have lost $1 trillion apiece, thanks to the steady departure of big tech firms and Wall Street banks over the past several years.

Two employees of electric car company Tesla violated data security protocol and leaked personal information of over 75,000 individuals to a foreign media outlet.

The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development has issued stop-work orders at more than two dozen Boston Market locations in the state over alleged violations.

Health officials in Massachusetts are warning more than 134,000 residents, who currently or were enrolled in certain state programs, that their personal data may have been stolen.

Philadelphia-area theme park Sesame Place is adding a giant gift shop outside its gates, which will serve as its flagship store, and the largest "Sesame Street"-themed store in the country.

Residents of Queens, New York, turn to the Ozone Park Residents Block Association for advocacy help after spotting an alleged rat infestation at a local Dollar Tree store.

The Wareham Fire Department says its firefighters spent three hours and used more than 11,000 gallons of water to extinguish a sudden electric vehicle fire.

The city of Jeannette's fire chief says the department plans to use funds from Biden's rescue plan to demolish a remaining 250 vacant homes deteriorating from squatter activity.

An artist for Dungeon & Dragon was caught using artificial intelligence to create commissioned artwork. The franchise informed artists they aren't allowed to use AI.

Officials in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, are working to demolish a handful of vacant homes that have been the site of squatting and drug use, according the local fire chief.

New York City is making outdoor dining, which became popular during the coronavirus pandemic, a permanent feature of the city but with new rules.

A 13,500-square-foot home on 50 acres of waterfront property in Greenwich, Connecticut, has sold for just shy of $139 million, Sotheby's International Realty said Thursday.

Massachusetts is investigating the use of artificial intelligence by investment firms in client-facing tools and marketing materials to ensure there are safeguards.

Thermo Fisher reached a settlement with the family of Henrietta Lacks, a Black woman whose cancer cells fueled revolutionary medical research.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announces his 10-point economic plan as he aims to spotlight policy and reboot his Republican presidential campaign against Donald Trump.

As Con Edison readies to gradually raise gas and electric rates by starting with a 9% hike next month, the company responds to customer complaints of "overcharging."