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Too early to determine impact of Trump’s proposed action, officials say.
Local industry officials expect counties will appeal.
Scott Fitzpatrick says audit will look into Missouri Works.
Percentage growth for the county is near the bottom nationwide during the quarter, federal data shows.
Councilmember Monica Horton questions municipality’s development approval process for work in the historic corridor by businessperson Titus Williams.
Staff reductions are among decisions announced by district officials.
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A new Ebenezer Fire Station No. 1 is in the works to replace the current Station No. 1.
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Board was unaware of Title IX complaint at time of Williams’ hire.
A Q&A with MSU President Richard “Biff” Williams was followed by a motion of no confidence after a federal lawsuit was filed regarding his time at Utah Tech.
Small Business Administration's Kansas City District Office reports $478.4 million in SBA-backed loans during latest fiscal year.
The closed meeting this afternoon comes amid a presidential scandal at the university.
With four decades of experience at the department, Ed Hassinger is promoted to the role.
Owners Sheri Perkins and Renee Textor expect to open the 610 N. Prospect Ave. eatery next year.
Michael Sylvara is maintaining his innocence in the case and is seeking an appeal, according to statement.
The Springfield utility organization is responding to revised Lead and Copper Rule guidance from the federal government.
C-Street developer looks to exit TIF plan.
Bridget Dierks is scheduled to start Jan. 2 as director of institutional advancement.
State Rep. Alex Riley, R-Springfield, is chosen by his Republican colleagues for the No. 2 role in the Missouri House of Representatives.
A new and improved Reed Academy is being constructed on the middle school’s original site to preserve a neighborhood connection that goes back a century.