Debra Hickey was an elected official for the city for nearly two decades.

Judge Kelly Broniec, of St. Louis, is selected over Springfield Judge Ginger Gooch and another finalist.

Reflecting on 2020, the SBJ newsroom compiled the top 10 stories that impacted Queen City business.

The Winning for Missouri Education coalition announces collection of 100,000 signatures.

While the 2023 session of the Missouri General Assembly led to passage of a roughly $50 billion budget that awaits approval from Gov. Mike Parson, local and state officials have mixed reviews on how well the past several months went in Jefferson City.

Officials cite "lower market prices for natural gas this year and lower actual fuel costs for electricity last year."

Owner says negotiations continue, but he and the city remain far apart on terms. 

Both city of Springfield ballot measures are approved at the polls.

Why hire an architect before you even begin your building project? Buddy Webb and Company principals explain three ways an architect can assist a building owner including determining specific …

Board that unanimously approved the controversial site votes 7-0 to scrap the plan.

Organizers expect ‘hundreds’ of jobs will be available at Branson gathering.

Rachel Anderson, Winter Kinne and Teresa Parson are among 11 women selected statewide.

Missouri Farm Bureau's Spencer Tuma says conservation will play a big role.

Recommendations from ConnectSGF study could mean hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of new expenses to expand coverage and increase frequency.

Springfield Business Journal counts down the fastest-growing companies in the Ozarks.

SBJ started the awards in 2011, and today 240 men in the community are able to claim the title.

Ecological improvements to Lake Springfield and development of recreational, cultural and natural amenities surrounding it are highlights of a proposed $1 billion master plan unveiled to the public this month.

Officials say new LED lights represent the second-largest stadium improvement project to date.

Read profiles of this year's honorees.

Missouri's nonfarm payroll ranks jump by 10,000 jobs in June compared with May, according to state data.