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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The Springfield trucking company sued in 2019 over the e-commerce giant's use of the word Prime for its subscription and delivery service.
The lawmaker's decision follows her recent conviction in a federal fraud trial.
The award recognizes the professional, philanthropic and civic contributions of businessmen throughout the Springfield region.
Even with budget slashes, Mayor Ken McClure points to multiple wins.
The White House Theatre also could become home to a public safety complex.
Springfield City Council will weigh committee suggestions before a July 25 vote.
Derek Poe of AmeriGas Partners succeeds the Missouri Propane Safety Commission's retiring leader.
Wendy Garrison succeeds Todd Thornhill, who died in April.
Funding and timeline for $2.75M project is undetermined, officials say.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported in May the all-items inflation index surged 8.6% over the past year, the highest increase since 1981.
A resource center started last year by a Springfield-based nonprofit in a former hospital is bringing a new kind of care to the Monett community.
The Garrison made its debut; the Humane Society of Southwest Missouri opened on-site wellness facility Cooper Clinic; and Seattle Roast Coffee launched its second Queen City shop.
Arvest Bank has ended its nearly nine-year sponsorship of Midland Theatre in Kansas City.
The CEO of the University of Missouri Health Care is exiting for a job in Oklahoma.
St. Louis-area information technology staffing and consulting firm Envision LLC purchased a local competitor.
A proposed silica mine in Sainte Genevieve County won a key permit from the state of Missouri.
Ben & Jerry's filed a lawsuit against Unilever, its parent company.
Cryptocurrency broker Voyager Digital Ltd. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention linked a Listeria outbreak to a Florida ice cream brand.
"Minions: The Rise of Gru" set a record as the most successful July 4 debut ever.
Panera Brands, the St. Louis-based parent company of Panera Bread, called off plans for an initial public offering.
St. Louis-based Emerson Electric Co. announced the acquisition of a California software firm.
