Jim Salter

Finance Brutal winter storm that cancelled 1,800 flights and left over 700,000 without power is set to slam California
BYAmancai Biraben, Jim Salter, and others
February 23, 2023
Lifestyle A series of brutal winter storms making their way across the country could hit the Midwest with historic snowfall
BYTrisha Ahmed, Jim Salter, and others
February 22, 2023
Finance Northern U.S. plains states are shutting down ahead of a massive winter storm
BYTrisha Ahmed, Jim Salter, and others
February 22, 2023
Personal Finance The great American love affair with beer is slowly coming to an end
BYBruce Schreiner, Jim Salter, and others
February 9, 2023
Lifestyle Missouri marijuana law has changed—but there’s some confusion
BYJim Salter, Heather Hollingsworth, and others
December 8, 2022
Success Biden’s student-debt relief faces biggest test yet after Texas judge blocks program. ‘Definitely kind of like burst a lot of people’s dream’
BYJim Salter and The Associated Press
November 12, 2022

Environment A massive drought is snarling trade on the Mississippi River. ‘It does take a lot of rainfall to really get the river to rise’
BYMichael Phillis, Jim Salter, and others
October 28, 2022
Politics Another major Republican challenge to Biden’s student debt relief just got thrown out of court
BYJim Salter and The Associated Press
October 21, 2022
MPW For congresswoman Cori Bush, extending the eviction ban was personal
BYBrian Slodysko, Jim Salter, and others
August 4, 2021
Politics 5 Years After Fatal Shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Racial Tensions Might Be More Intense
BYJim Salter and The Associated Press
August 9, 2019
Politics In Ferguson, Varying Views on the Legacy of Aug. 9, 2014
BYJeff Roberson, Jim Salter, and others
August 9, 2019