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The Chamber is focused on serving all our members and ensuring the U.S. continues to be the best place to do business.

An investigation by The Missouri Independent and MuckRock found that despite hundreds of millions in federal pandemic relief money pouring into the state, child care facilities are facing huge staffing shortages and parents are struggling with long waitlists for care.

Lack of access to affordable child care doesn't just hamper families, it also hurts the Kansas City economy. Some groups are trying to address the problem.

At five months pregnant, Kayla Marmaud started putting her name on waiting lists for child care.

A good idea to boost a community can come from anywhere, and students were presenting plenty of them Friday night, April 21, in Craig. Craig Chamber of Commerce crowned three state-bound competitors during the first-ever...

Weatherford College Place 4 incumbent Doug Dowd is seeing a challenge from Scott Butler in the May 6 election.

In the second annual Civics Bee sponsored by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, middle schoolers are demonstrating a possible antidote to schools' assault on American ideals.

Here's information on this year's Staten Island locations.

The top 20 middle school students were chosen from their essay entries and the second phase of the first annual Buena Vista National Civics Bee proceeded April 18 at the

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Three Students Take Top Prizes at Centre County National Civics Bee and more from the State College, PA region