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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The Food and Drug Administration is banning artificial food coloring Red No. 3.
Ryan Olson is one of 30 lawyers firmwide selected for the leadership role.
Mike O’Brien joins Egg Central Station as a new egg grading system is in the works.
The grant is earmarked for the Springfield organization to expand hours of operations for patients.
In response to Rep. Jamie Gragg, the board states body was following Missouri law after the December resignation of board member Guy Callaway.
Joplin-based Freeman Health System has hired a new president and CEO.
Critical Minerals and Materials for Advanced Energy Tech Hub, a Missouri technology hub, is slated to receive $29 million in federal funding.
The Church of God in Christ's Holy Convocation is returning to St. Louis.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has filed suit against Capital One.
Facebook parent company Meta is laying off around 5% of its workforce, according to an internal memo obtained by Bloomberg.
Southwest Airlines is implementing a series of cost-cutting measures.
JPMorgan Chase reported fourth-quarter financial results that topped analysts' expectations.
The League of Women Voters of Southwest Missouri says investment and support of libraries is increasingly important amid efforts to hinder their ability to provide resources.
Two Branson-area banks complete merger, and UMB Bank gets regulatory approval for acquisition.
New Citizens’ Advisory Board and existing Citizens’ Tax Oversight Committee will monitor use of three-quarter-cent tax proceeds.
Co-owner of Tropical Liqueurs, aka Trops, says business hasn't recovered from COVID-19 pandemic.
James Wilson succeeds leader Bruce Krueger at the company.
Mike Kehoe was sworn in Monday as Missouri's 58th governor after being elected in November.
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Director Paula F. Nickelson is set to retire March 1.
Kansas City-based law firm Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP has closed its U.K. office in London.
The Courageous Church is growing its footprint with the addition of a new East Campus, made possible through a merger with the former Eastern Gate Free Will Baptist Church.