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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Former Pennsylvania Public Utility Commissioner John Hanger: "Missouri leaders need to be thinking about how to protect their constituents, not the pockets of the utilities and their shareholders who continue to prove to be costly and unreliable."
Southwest Missouri Water says a recent federal decision means reallocation of storage space in Stockton Lake for drinking and industrial water purposes.
James Owen of Renew Missouri responds to a recent opinion article.
Stephanie O’Connor and Nacy Tai Ryerson are selected for the Athena Award and Virginia Fry Rising Star Award, respectively.
Early discussions are reviving economic development prospects for over 1,000 acres of land surrounding the interchange at highways 60 and 65, those involved with the talks say.
A new business offers environmentally friendly cleaning and restoration using innovative technology.
The utility provider is preparing to install three 50-megawatt natural gas turbines and 36 MW of battery storage within its system.
Steve Stodden is succeeding John Twitty, also a former CU staffer, at the advocacy organization for community-owned utility providers.
Newsmakers in the areas of agriculture, banking & finance, engineering, health care, insurance, law and technology.
Trinity Electric Co. is now under the umbrella of The Waldinger Corp.
The organization issues $66,000 in funding to eight nonprofits.
A proclamation issued today by Mayor Ken McClure aims to extend the life of the city’s landfill as increased use cuts 25-50 years off projected life of facility in only six years.
Reflecting on 2024, the SBJ newsroom ranked the Top 10 stories that impacted regional business.
The loan and grant will go toward wastewater treatment system improvements in the southwest Missouri city.
Kathleen A. Griesemer's leadership "provided the foundation for today" at Springfield Underground parent company, memorial says.
At its Dec. 3 meeting, Springfield City Council awarded a contract to Branco Enterprises Inc. as construction manager at risk for the first phase of the Renew Jordan Creek project.
BCP Ingredients has agreed to pay a $300,000 penalty, among other provisions, over alleged violations of the Clean Air Act in the city southwest of Springfield.
Local officials expect near 10% increase in equipment prices.
St. Louis-based law firm says it has no interest in stopping Chadwick Flyer Trail project.
Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, arts, banking & finance, hospitality, insurance, nonprofit and utilities.
The first southwest Missouri location of EarthWise Pet, a national chain of pet supply stores, opened; Grey Oak Investments LLC relocated; and Hot Bowl by Everyday Thai LLC got its start.