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As affordability defines this election, a new analysis underscores just how expensive everyday life has become. Story via @stateline_news
Missouri is expanding a program that shares childcare costs among employers, families and the state. But finding care in the first place is still a challenge. Story via @thebeaconKC
A solar project and battery facility were approved to be constructed in Audrain County on Wednesday. Story via @KOMUnews
MU Health Care moved to acquire Summit Pharmacy in Holts Summit and add a 12th community pharmacy to its network. Story via @KOMUnews
Trump administration policy changes are having an impact, a new survey shows. Story via @stateline_news
Missouri announced a partnership with the Justice Department taking aim at fraud with less than two weeks to go before the midterms. Story via @CoMissourian
What the defunding of two water-monitoring programs means for Missourians and their lakes. Story via @CoMissourian
The price for employer-sponsored plans from health insurance companies has increased, according to nonprofit KFF survey. Story via @KFFHealthNews
Missouri child welfare workers describe soaring caseloads and rushed abuse investigations as thousands of cases fall behind.
This podcast looks at Amendment 7 on the Nov. 3 ballot and how rising costs are putting the squeeze on school lunch programs.
A new law could make manufactured homes cheaper, but old zoning barriers could slow their expansion. Story via @stateline_news
Rising food costs, regulations and cuts to food assistance mean school kitchens have to do more with less.
Columbia’s $16.2 million railroad grant will fund track repairs, safety upgrades and battery-powered technology. Story via @KOMUnews
Single-family home constructions are down in all regions amid high costs and a shortage of workers. Story via @stateline_news
A state study found no need for more marijuana licenses, but researchers lacked the ownership data needed to fully assess competition.
