Illinois sues Juul over youth marketing
State Attorney General Kwame Raoul said Juul designed its products to lure teens, making them sleek and easy to conceal, offering flavors like fruit medley and relying on celebrities and social media influencers.
New grocery store opens in South Shore bringing an end to food desert
Hundreds turned out for the opening of the local market by Shop and Save, especially with employees handing out free groceries to the first 500 customers.
Get paid $5,000 to live like royalty in a Scottish castle while sipping bottomless coffee for a week
Gevalia Kaffe looking for a queen to sip coffee all day and rule over a Scottish castle.
Illinois approves 2 more cannabis cultivation centers
The two sites, located in Albion and Shelbyville, brings the total number of cultivation centers in the state to 16, officials said.
Michigan legal weed sales top $1.6 million in first week; Illinois next
Recreational marijuana sales totaled about $1.6 million in the inaugural week of business at the first retail shops in Michigan.
Three people accused of using $3,500 in counterfeit money at Home Depot store
Three people were arrested in Maine after they allegedly used $3,500 in counterfeit money to buy merchandise at a Home Depot.
Controversy surrounds ownership of weed dispensaries in Chicago
Residents got their chance to ask questions and get some answers ahead of the legalization of marijuana in Chicago.
Rhode Island man with autism opens coffee shop after facing rejection from employers
A young man in Rhode Island who was repeatedly denied employment has taken matters into his own hands — and now runs his very own business.
61 percent of Americans dread the holidays because of spending, survey suggests
Most Americans dread the holidays due to spending, according to a new survey.
Potato crops damaged by cold, wet weather could mean a shortage of french fries
Potato crops damaged by cold and wet weather could reportedly mean a shortage of the beloved french fry.
Walmart facing backlash for offering employees discount instead of holiday pay
Many Walmart shoppers were not pleased to learn that the retail giant's employees do not earn holiday pay for foregoing time with their families.
Illinois, Michigan set to usher in recreational pot sales
Legal marijuana sales to adults are set to open in two Midwestern states.
Another Italian town, Bivona, is selling homes that need repairs for $1
Another small town in Italy is offering homes for a little more than $1 to build the population and boost its economy.
Here are grocery stores open across the US on Thanksgiving 2019
There are several national grocery chains that will be open on Thanksgiving to pick up that ingredient you may have forgotten.
It’s back: Toys R Us reopens its first store in New Jersey
The new retail store is opening in Paramus, located about 20 miles northeast of Newark.
TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods continued selling products that were recalled, federal agency warns
T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods continue to sell at least 19 items that were recalled as far back as 2014 and customers need to be aware, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced.
Job alert: British couple offering $40K salary to live-in sitter for 2 golden retrievers
A British couple is looking to pay $40,000 a year to someone willing to watch their dogs while they travel.
Businessman, Pink Taco founder Harry Morton found dead
Businessman Harry Morton has died at the age of 38, the coroner’s office has confirmed.
Potential Christmas tree shortage could hit your wallet this holiday season
States across the U.S. are experiencing a lower supply of Christmas trees this year.
Bumble Bee tuna on the hook for bankruptcy and possible sale
The maker of Bumble Bee tuna has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.