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Company moves studio to share space with its east Springfield warehouse.
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Two sessions are specifically focused on creation of a new facility master plan.
Wiliams Elementary was one of at least 14 district buildings battered in April storm.
In a career that began on a factory floor, executive coach, speaker and facilitator Marlene Chism gained the insight to turn out four commercially produced books on management.
A groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled Nov. 12 for Millstone Flats in north Springfield.
Funds are earmarked for wastewater system improvements.
The nonprofit is now doing business as Ronald McDonald House Ozarks.
Bob Hunter is headed to prison for 48 months.
Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek urges consumers to be smart about holiday spending.
Pickleball facility franchisor files for bankruptcy
Meeting’s comment period includes harsh evaluation of Springfield City Council
Apartment project includes units for young adults aging out of foster care
Missouri attorney general sues Temu
US fines Bank of America $1.2B
Six Flags closes 9 roller coasters after man dies at Georgia park
Morgan Industrial Technology adding second facility to campus.
Company Nanny owner prepares to launch concept in Springfield.
A 17-year-old yoga and fitness studio at 2680 S. Glenstone Ave. in the Brentwood Center changed hands on July 1.
BJC HealthCare and Washington University School of Medicine plan to open a new medical campus in Sunset Hills.
Wagner Logistics is adding nearly 80 jobs as part of plans to expand in Liberty.
Work is slated to start on a park over Interstate 670 in Kansas City.
Netflix is laying off roughly 6% of its workforce.
The Social Security Administration is projecting an annual cost-of-living adjustment of 3.6%.
Fannie Mae economists are projecting higher mortgage rates through the end of 2026 and into 2027.
Bank of America reported third-quarter net income of $6.9 billion, a decrease from $8.3 billion a year earlier.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced a lawsuit against Temu.
The Wash Ave Food Hall in downtown St. Louis is slated to have a soft opening in late October.
Walmart announced plans to cover costs for more than 250 medications for employees.
