Money

This week's edition of Enquiring Minds was a little shorter on account of the holiday - but we certainly did get a lot of ground covered!

I gotta admit, sometimes I feel a little miserly when it comes to money.  I guess I just want to be frugal, but from time to time I wish I didn't have to think about it so much.

Times are tough for the Tooth Fairy .

If it hasn't happened already, your kids will one day ask why notebooks, pencils and rulers were ever used in the classroom.

If you did a science fair project as a kid, chances are it was something like a potato-powered clock, or a baking soda volcano.  But a 14-year-old from Pittsburgh named Suvir Mirchandani might have actually done something useful.

Many rock stars have learned that money doesn't buy happiness, but raking in a bunch of loot and then and then losing it certainly can have you singing the blues.

We gave you the chance to win $600 by visiting Sedalia businesses and collecting the codewords. We had numerous entries everyday, but after it was all said and done, Kenny Meloy entered the winning codeword and won the "Snow Dough."

Everyone could use a little extra “jingle” in their pocket around the holidays.  That’s why we’re giving away $600 cash to a lucky listener!

A New Haven, Connecticut man who stumbled upon nearly $100,000 is richer for the experience.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri's minimum wage will rise by 15 cents an hour in January.