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Federal data shows a 5.7% bump in agriculture export prices year-over-year in July. That’s the largest 12-month increase since 2022.
Missouri is among several states reviving a financing policy that allows utilities to charge ratepayers for power plants as they're being built rather than after they come online.
Eighty percent of respondents told the American Hotel & Lodging Association that bookings are "tracking below initial forecasts."
About a dozen states have “restructured” or “deregulated” utility systems, but results have been mixed, say consumer advocates.
Growing cover crops can be expensive. And could take years for environmental benefits to appear.
In Missouri, it’s now illegal. In Tennessee, it can be a felony. But criminalizing homelessness could make it harder for people to find homes.
Kansas City, Missouri is debating eliminating fares, which would make it the largest city in the U.S. to do so.
The loss of soybean sales to China have created a lot of stress, says farmer Blake Hurst.
The Missouri Department of Transportation spent almost $1 million last year on repairing street lights caused by thefts of copper wire.
If passed by voters Tuesday, it would change the way unions collect money from members.
