Man sentenced for elaborate fraud; claimed to be CIA and needed funding for “off book” rescue missions
MISSOULA, Montana – A man who admitted to defrauding a Montana investor of $2.3 million by falsely claiming to be a former For...
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More states opting out of weekly $300 enhanced unemployment payments
On Monday, Texas, Indiana, and Oklahoma announced they were joining an increasing number of GOP-led states in ending extended unempl...
Massive explosions following second train derailment in 24 hours
Less than a day after 50 cars derailed in Albert Lea, MN, firefighters are battling another derailment, this time in Sibley, IA. Bys...
Meridian restaurant server receives $600 tip
For a year, our world has been full of frustration, anger, despair, and confusion as we have endured the Covid 19 pandemic, th...
Manufacturing Continues Its Climb in August
Manufacturing continues to claw its way back, as shown by new evidence on Tuesday. The Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturi...
Manufacturing is Back on an Improvement Track
Manufacturing expanded again in July, marking three months in a row of improvement. The manufacturing index rose from 52.6 in June t...
Manufacturing Ends Its Three Month Slump
It looks like manufacturing is coming out of its slump. On Wednesday, the Institute for Supply Management’s Purchasing Managers’ Ind...
May Cass Freight Index Sends Mixed Signals on Recovery
The Cass Freight Index for May is in, and it’s disappointing. We’re talking shipments and expenditures both falling more than 20% an...
Meat Prices Remain High As Plants Reopen
Meat supply issues are beginning to ease, but prices will likely remain high for a bit longer. In April, temporary closures and redu...