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Officials say the work marks the first from-the-ground-up construction project on C-Street in more than five decades.

Mayor Ken McClure, Mayor Pro Tem Matthew Simpson and Councilmember Craig Hosmer jointly announce an initiative to enforce expired license plates and temporary tags. 

Impacted government staffers have until day’s end to decide. 

All of Missouri's eight MSAs had month-over-month decreases, according to latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

The complaint alleges OMB Bank intends to foreclose, but attorneys for the bank say no proceedings have been initiated despite having the right to do so.

Springfield officials deny business and liquor license to alleged violators.

Member says it’s important to get it right.

An order to pause all disbursements of federal grants and loans was announced suddenly on the evening of Jan. 27 and while the memo was rescinded two days later, White House officials say the freeze to review all spending is still in place, creating confusion for government offices and nonprofit agencies both locally and nationally.

The utility provider is preparing to install three 50-megawatt natural gas turbines and 36 MW of battery storage within its system.

The political action committee signals support for Jeff Schrag, Heather Hardinger, Matthew Simpson, Monica Horton and Craig Hosmer.

Gov. Mike Kehoe makes his first address before the General Assembly.

The decision impacts the university's office of inclusive engagement and its leader.

The preliminary plat for the Chimney Rock development in Galloway Village was under consideration at council’s Jan. 27 meeting. 

Ray Lampert is no longer in the running for the position on the April 8 ballot.

SBJ interviews the assistant director of the Springfield-Greene County Health Department.

The yearslong scrutiny from lawmakers, the Federal Trade Commission and the health care industry on pharmacy benefit managers became a bit more intense with the recent bipartisan bill filed in the U.S. Senate that seeks to prevent health insurers or drug middlemen from owning pharmacies.

The branch project is among three for district set to wrap by 2026.

The municipality provides a list of 38 business licenses and 12 liquor licenses that were not renewed following the enactment of the city ordinance banning cash-prize gaming machines last year.

Randall Whitman joins the city of Ozark as community development director.