Joplin-based Schuber Mitchell Homes announces purchase of Cronkhite Homes.

Corey Hendrickson is ordered to spend time in prison and pay restitution.

A ceremony marks the opening of an indoor activities center, storm shelter and gym across two buildings.

Patient demand from communities expanding south of Springfield prompted Mercy to construct a new emergency department, according to Mercy spokesperson Ettie Berneking.

The Uptown Boutique relocated; Dripz and Dreamz Mo-Lo opened; and Springfield’s second Crumbl Cookies got its start.

After announcing a joint venture in January to bring a new inpatient rehabilitation hospital to the Ozarks, CoxHealth and a Pennsylvania-based company with a Springfield presence broke ground on the project earlier this month.

An independent panel of judges has selected this year’s class of Most Influential Women. With the addition of this class, 500 women have received this award.

Ryan Henigman resigns after a video alleging inappropriate conduct with a minor surfaces online.

Financial software, manufacturing, health care and restaurant are featured industries locally.

The Monett-based financial software company's earnings are reported at $381.8 million.

The local funding is part of $500,000 awarded systemwide.

Springfield-based company also adds Rogers, Arkansas, office this month.

Strafford manufacturing exec rises to new role.

Moon City Pub is back in business after a trio of former employees bought the venture and reopened it; Marshfield retail shop Sully Loves Sugar more than doubled its space with a move; and Springfield marketing industry veteran Neil Frost went into business for himself by launching Enable Bookkeeping LLC.

Plans had called for water park to open in mid-2024.

The 15-year-old Branson Airport is at a critical juncture as its only commercial airline considers whether to return to the tourist market.

Federal prosecutors allege Lisa Jeanine Findley attempted to conduct a fraudulent sale of Graceland.

The Springfield health system announced the partnership with Pennsylvania-based Select Medical Holdings earlier this year.

Springfield-based marketing agency Epic Strategies ranks the highest among Springfield-area businesses in the report.

Bedpost Books, which also sells clothing and accessories, got its start this month.