Marketplace Morning Report Stories

For one weekend a year, the shores of Lake Erie in Conneaut, Ohio turn into the beaches of Normandy on D-Day in 1944. It’s the largest WWII reenactment in the U.S., and costs hardly anything to put on.

The high price of gas is leading some Americans to take vacations closer to home in places like national parks.

Only about one-third of employers cover GLP-1s to treat obesity, leaving many patients facing prohibitively high drug costs on their own.

Insurance broker Aon says employer-sponsored plans are poised to increase 9.5% next year, to average more than $19,000 per worker.

Many families are spending less on school supplies this year by buying cheaper brands or fewer items overall. Retail analysts are worried about what this will mean for the holiday shopping season.

Homes are “equity-rich” when owners owe less than 50% of what their homes are worth and “underwater” when they owe more than the entire value of the house.

Major pharmaceutical companies like Eli Lilly are exploring how psychedelics might be used to treat mental health disorders like PTSD or treatment-resistant depression.

The Mexican government has launched its own line of electric vehicles, with technology from China under the hood.

Five years after tens of thousands of Afghans were airlifted to U.S. cities, many have built careers as dental assistants, mechanics, and attorneys.

The debate over what to do about interest rates continues. And things have changed since the Fed’s last meeting in July.