It's Thanksgiving weekend, and we've got some family harmonies. Coming up, we are going to revisit a conversation with the ...

Today in Music History for Dec. 14: In 1836, Frances Ridley Havergal, English devotional writer, was born. In frail health most of her life, Havergal nevertheless authored such hymns as "Take My Life" ...

“Made in America means communities and jobs and supporting neighbors,” said Amity Messett, sales and marketing director at Liberty Tabletop, a company that bills itself as the last American ...

Workers at Amrize’s Midlothian, Texas, cement plant—one of five flagship facilities launching the company’s new “Made in America” certification—review operations amid a $50-million modernization ...

While two Springfield-area companies made the national list, two more made the best-in-state list that highlights 20 top companies in Missouri.

Mass-produced tools have flooded the market, but there are still a handful of American-made brands making tools built for tough jobs. If you want tools that won’t fall apart after a year or two, ...

‘Made in America’ cement label offers guarantee of American manufacturing, quality and jobs All aspects of labeled cement are made in the United States, meeting rigorous U.S. standards Amrize ...

SK is a tool maker that is known for producing high-quality American-made tool for working on your car or truck, but where ...

When President Trump, in his first term, placed “Made in America” at the center of his economic vision, it was not merely a slogan. It was a promise to American workers that manufacturing — once the ...

That’s what’s at stake right now with the proposed merger of Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern railroads. Four railroad companies already control 90% of U.S. freight traffic, and this deal would ...

In 1974, the U.S. tried staying on daylight saving time all year. The result was darker mornings and public panic. Horologist Lawrie Taprell adjusts the clock atop the North Sydney Post Office in ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...