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Mexico is barring most live animal imports from the U.S. after new cases of screwworm popped up in New Mexico and Texas.
Headline inflation soared over 4% this morning for the first time in three years, with one of the largest contributors being higher energy prices.
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.
Esther Lee of The Knot discusses how couples are navigating higher costs, tariffs and budget pressures during peak wedding season.
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?
