Springfield Business Journal counts down the fastest-growing companies in the Ozarks.

Jerald Andrews takes a fundraising position with the Bolivar health care system.

While the 2023 session of the Missouri General Assembly led to passage of a roughly $50 billion budget that awaits approval from Gov. Mike Parson, local and state officials have mixed reviews on how well the past several months went in Jefferson City.

Sun Solar tops Dynamic Dozen list at awards ceremony.

Proposed contract would cover higher salaries and benefits for Springfield Police Department officers on campus.

The company opens its first office in the country.

Missouri Prime Beef Packers, which opened in early 2021, is now owned by a Texas company.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ozarks is the sole Queen City operation in a new state funding list.

Monte McNew says there is room for growth after the company’s acquisition last year.

The measure in Springfield would tax recreational weed at 3% to fund public safety, mental health, substance abuse and housing initiatives. 

Newsmakers in the areas of art, banking & finance, health care, law, nonprofit and technology.

Simmons Private Wealth's Andy Drennen: "The best way to mitigate these risks and navigate the uncertainty is to maintain a properly diversified portfolio that’s aligned with your long-term goals and have the discipline to stay the course."

Rolla bank purchases former YMCA for $2M and plans $4M in renovations.

Architecture and accounting firms team up to buy property from Classy Llama.

A home improvement business failed to respond to customers or provide refunds, officials say.

Missouri State University is among the recipients.

David Burnett is slated to be succeeded by a longtime colleague.

Bill and Virginia Darr are supporting the nonprofit through matching donations this month.

The funding is earmarked for opioid abuse research and prevention.

Private-sector projects focusing on semiconductors will be considered.