Tragedy in the Sky: A private plane operated by Skydive Kansas City crashed shortly after takeoff near Butler Memorial Airport, killing all 12 people aboard (pilot and 11 skydivers). Authorities say the aircraft went down in a field and burst into flames; the FAA and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating. Food Safety: The FDA upgraded an Alfredo sauce recall to its highest-risk Class I level after a supplier flagged a dry milk powder ingredient for possible Salmonella contamination; the recall covers 913 cases distributed in 41 states, including Missouri. Kids’ Health Access: A new Kids Count report finds Missouri children are more economically secure than many peers, but many still struggle to access health insurance; Missouri ranks 28 overall, with gaps in education and health-related measures. Healthcare Cost Transparency: The Trump administration warned more than 500 hospitals to post basic pricing information or face penalties up to $2 million annually, arguing missing price data keeps costs higher than they should be. Community Health Events: Remote Area Medical brought free medical, dental, and vision care to Edgar County, with organizers saying the services help fill gaps for people without insurance or easy access. Local Budget Pressure: Webster Groves School District outlined a projected $5.6 million operating deficit tied to reduced state funding, higher health insurance costs, and impacts from Missouri’s senior property tax freeze, with residents weighing revenue increases versus program cuts. Public Safety: Kansas City police investigated another homicide after a man died from gunshot wounds; detectives said a suspect was taken into custody and no additional persons of interest are sought.