Washington state Democrat bill would jail people for violating ban on gas leaf blowers
A bill introduced by Washington state Democrats would ban new gas-powered small engine lawn equipment, like leaf blowers, and could land violators in jail.
Washington Capitals, Wizards moving to $2 billion entertainment complex in Virginia, Gov Youngkin announces
Two of Washington, D.C.’s professional sports teams — the NHL's Washington Capitals and the NBA's Washington Wizards — are set to move to a new home in Alexandria, Virginia, in a few years.
'Angry' Portland business owner concerned about vandalism of religious holiday displays
A Portland business owner’s store was vandalized a day after she created a display representing a variety of religious traditions in her front windows.
Panda Express customer allegedly attacks employee over food quality
A man has been charged after he allegedly stabbed one Panda Express employee, and punched another in the head in a St. Louis suburb restaurant last week.
Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez take in Miami's Art Basel
Billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and fiancee Lauren Sanchez were seen in Florida on Thursday as they took in some sights at Art Basel Miami Beach.
Holiday shoppers warned of disturbing gift card scam likely padding Chinese bank accounts
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office arrested a Chinese national suspected of running a gift card scam that allegedly pads foreign bank accounts with shoppers' money.
California dog groomer rakes in $1.3M a year by transforming pooches into lions, giraffes, zebras and more
A small business owner in San Diego, California, earns over $1 million a year with a creative dog-grooming business that brings in clients from all over the U.S. Gabriel Feitosa shared his work.
Amazon delivery driver in California carjacked at gunpoint: police
California police are investigating carjacking at gunpoint of an Amazon delivery driver in Berkeley on Friday.
Stellantis to lay off thousands at Jeep plants, blames California emissions regulations
Stellantis announced it is laying off potentially thousands of employees at two U.S. Jeep plants in the coming months, blaming the move in part on California's emissions regulations.
Door Dash updates tipping policy after NYC passes minimum wage law
DoorDash, UberEats, and other delivery apps are changing their tipping policies after New York City decided to increase minimum wage laws for the apps' employees.
Ex-NFL star Christian Ponder quarterbacking the change of the 'dumb jock' narrative in business
Former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder has shifted his focus from getting into the end zone to getting into boardrooms with his new venture.
Pilot-free plane in California conducts flight over San Jose: 'Monumental aviation achievement'
A Mountain View, California, company announced this week that it was able to fly a small cargo plane with no one on board over San Jose.
Major grid operator warns legal agreement to shutter coal plant will devastate electric reliability
One of the nation's largest power grid operators is again raising the alarm that a looming coal power plant shutdown will devastate consumers in Maryland.
Islanders using MetLife Stadium game as 'inspiration' to open outdoor rinks at arena
The New York Islanders announced Wednesday they will open two pond hockey rinks that will double as a social gathering spot for fans to enjoy during games.
Democratic Minnesota governor says state's rebate checks getting federally taxed is 'bulls---'
Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz called "bulls---" on Wednesday when responding to the IRS decision to tax Minnesotans on a rebate check.
Payments to displaced East Palestine residents to stop after one-year anniversary
Norfolk Southern has announced it will will soon stop paying relocation aid to people who were forced to move out in East Palestine, Ohio, in February following a fiery derailment.
Video shows Michigan mom punching store clerk in front of 1-year-old daughter: police
Police say a young Michigan mother attacked a grocery store clerk after she was not helped at the self-checkout Tuesday in St. Clair Shores, Michigan.
Farmers face struggle through continued Mississippi River drought, Core continues to dredge
The Mississippi River has once again reached all time lows resulting from drought. This continued cycle is inhibiting ships transiting through from transporting critical goods.
South Carolina state treasurer halts Disney investing, says 'far-left' activism does not bode well for future
South Carolina removed The Walt Disney Company from its approved investment list this week, citing a "structural rot" that has resulted in "far-left activism."
Disney eyes North Carolina for new residential development, likely to have hefty price tag
Storyliving by Disney on Wednesday announced that it is planning to build a 1,500-acre neighborhood community called Asteria in North Carolina.



















