The $10.3 trillion buildout dwarfs dot-com, electrification, railroad booms. Story via @stateline_news

The University of Missouri will work with state agencies to expand the availability of maternal healthcare workers. Story via @KOMUnews

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is investigating nine more companies that sell synthetic kratom products. Story via @KOMUnews

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The Social Security Administration announced this week that recipients will receive a 3.6% increase in benefits next year.

Public hearings will be held on a rate increase request filed by Missouri American Water Company for water and sewer service. Story via @KOMUnews

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This podcast looks at the economic impact of outdoor recreation in Missouri and the process of making a natural American cheese.

Gas is up 34% for the year, and fuel oil — including diesel — is up 72% as the Iran war drags on. Story via @stateline_news

A group of advocates gathered in Kansas City says granting them full-practice authority would expand options to healthcare.

State Tech in Linn has seen 10 years of increased enrollment, bringing total enrollment to 2,483 students. Story via @CoMissourian

All of Missouri's Thursday business headlines.

“A nation that doesn’t support teachers is on a losing track," says Tuan Nguyen in the College of Education. Story via @CoMissourian

Missouri sues Temu, claiming the shopping app collects data from users’ mobile devices without their knowledge or consent. Story via @stlpublicradio

More than 10,000 students were funded through the MOScholars school choice program in the 2026-2027 school year. Story via @KOMUnews

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Missouri saw a sizable decrease in the amount of money wagered on sports gambling and bets placed in August.

Amendment 7 would ask the state to invest money for generations in hopes of one day eliminating state taxes.

Kansas City leaders are promising $1.4 billion in economic impact from the new Royals stadium. But that’s not all it needs to generate for the city to break even. Story via @thebeaconKC

Ahead of its 60th anniversary, the MU Research Reactor was chosen to help conduct nuclear experiments for an international project. Story via @CoMissourian