Culture

The global western boot market has topped $1 billion and is growing, fueled by what industry observers call the “‘Yellowstone’ effect.”

The MGM Grand Buffet is closing after more than three decades in business.

A new survey from the consumer marketing company Big Chalk Analytics finds that GLP-1 use could shave up to 2.7% off grocery store sales this year.

Alaskan households are coming together to throw neighborhood-wide yard and garage sales where residents can meet their neighbors and find some deals. With rising costs, some said the deals are more worthwhile than ever.

As the price of everything continues to squeeze consumer’s wallets, Gen Z is trading in expensive dates for the single life. It’s called solo-maxxing.

Some of the busiest ports in the U.S. are around the Great Lakes, and last weekend, a group of people who understand just how important Great Lakes shipping is gathered to pray for calm seas and safe voyages.

Spirit’s bankruptcy estate is auctioning off its access to New York’s LaGuardia Airport in order to repay the defunct airline’s creditors.

When fewer films and TV shows began being made several years ago, “diverse programming was the first thing to go,” said UCLA’s Dr. Michael Tran.

According to the latest Census report, sales at sporting goods, hobby, musical instrument, and book stores were up 11.3% in May from the same time a year ago.

Charity trends like the Ice Bucket Challenge and Movember were everywhere on social media in the 2010s. But things change.