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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."
Changes embrace place-type approach in line with Forward SGF plan.
Impact of trade war with Canada, other nations remains cloudy.
40-year-old document among considerations in roadway initiative.
Two candidates are vying for a seat being vacated by term-limited Springfield Mayor Ken McClure, who is serving his fourth and final two-year term.
The work comprises replacement and rehabilitation of bridges in Bates, Benton, Cedar, Henry, Hickory, St. Clair and Vernon counties.
Local government officials pen a joint letter to the editor in support of recent legislation cracking down on unregistered vehicles.
The bank is calling loans to Springfield Property and owner Marco Denis due and seeks court approval for temporary receivership of property.
The city of Springfield says a referendum is not authorized for council's approved measure on proposed Chimney Rock subdivision.
The committee originally proposed nine members for Citizens’ Advisory Board.
Organizer Jade Lovelady is considering a ballot measure to halt new city rule.
Overhaul of land development code is first comprehensive update in three decades.
The government industry executive starts next month as city manager in Brentwood, Tennessee.
Southwest Missouri Water says a recent federal decision means reallocation of storage space in Stockton Lake for drinking and industrial water purposes.
Dorothy Yeager, executive director of OATS Transit and Missouri Public Transit Association board member, says, "We must support the preservation of Missouri transit by maintaining the state’s $11.7 million investment in public transit, which mirrors the budgets in 2024 and 2023."
James Owen of Renew Missouri responds to a recent opinion article.
Columnist Richard Baker says uncertainty surrounding tariffs is spooking the market.
State officials expect program won’t begin until fall.
The state's nonfarm payroll ranks drop by 17,200 in January, latest data shows.
Mark and Courtney Fletcher say they are selling their property and will lose standing in the case.
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.
Least of These executive director exits
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints forms new local ward
Judges order Trump administration to rehire fired federal workers
White House withdraws CDC director nomination
Utility rate legislation heads to Kehoe's desk
OMB Bank sues Plaza Towers owner to initiate foreclosure proceedings