New generation of aircraft mechanics hoping to fill gaps amid worker shortage
The aviation industry is expected to see a shortage of 12,000 to 18,000 aviation maintenance technicians in 2023 as nearly one-third of the workforce is at or near retirement.
Parents struggle to afford basic baby needs as diaper prices continue to rise
Diaper prices have been steadily increasing since the pandemic began, putting American families in a tough spot as the average price for a pack has risen nearly $5 in four years.
Rising home construction could bring relief to homebuyer struggles
America's housing shortage is coming to an end. There's been a rise in home construction this year, and builders expect that trend to continue.
Devastating wheat harvest looms as Kansas farmers deal with relentless drought
Kansas wheat farmers are grappling with an unforgiving drought ahead of harvest. The soil is so dry that is predicted a harsh drop in wheat production.
Mississippi River dredging makes supply transport possible amid ongoing drought
Hundreds of millions of tons of key goods are transported on the Mississippi River each year, but low water levels caused by an ongoing drought are disrupting the supply chain
Memphis FedEx Express hub shipping out hundreds of millions of packages this holiday season
Millions of packages are on their way to their final destinations thanks to FedEx. Workers at the Memphis hub are working 24/7 to make sure all holiday packages make it in time.
St. Louis area police departments team up to prevent car thefts
Local police departments around the St. Louis region are working together to combat surging auto thefts - and their tactics are working.
Inflation drives voters to the polls in November
Nationwide, inflation is the top priority for most voters. It's all the more important in this year's Midterm election as inflation hits its highest point in decades.
Inflation impacts American staple: State Fair food costs
For many State Fair concessionaires, the annual fair is everything to their business, and most were forced to raise their food prices to offset their wholesale costs.