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This morning, we hear how insurance reimbursement policy at the federal level is making things difficult for hospitals in Alabama.
Today, we have a report of how a community's local hospital — now shuttered — was crucial during one resident's emergency.
Today, we have a dispatch from Thomasville, Alabama, where residents reflect on living in a place where healthcare isn’t easily accessible.
Oil prices are still heading up this morning, but a bit more slowly after tensions in the Middle East appear to be easing.
This morning, Kimberly Adams visits one town in Alabama to hear what happens to access to vital health care when a hospital closes its doors.
On today’s show: the May jobs report, global food prices, and a wedding industry check-in.
With all the hype around these companies, should retail investors — or regular people, for that matter — get in on these IPOs?
SpaceX is set to go public next Friday. If all goes according to plan, the company is seeking a valuation of nearly $2 trillion.
The number of workers who would like to be full-time but have had their hours cut or haven’t been able to find full-time jobs has been on the rise.
What can the Dallas Fed's trimmed mean data reveal, and how does it differ from PCE? We’ll discuss.
