Forward SGF, the city’s 20-year comprehensive plan adopted in November 2022, calls for an overhaul of the land development code, which determines land use regulations within the city limits.

Digital Editor Geoff Pickle brings internet, public records and technology coverage and analysis.

An independent panel of judges has chosen the 13th annual class of Springfield Business Journal’s Men of the Year. The award recognizes the professional, philanthropic and civic contributions of businessmen throughout the Springfield region.

University officials say they are responding to FAFSA delays.

Officials say the project has been years in the making.

Ex-FBI official settles into Bolivar leadership role.

In a tight employment market “I think the first thing is really being more open to hiring someone who struggles with literacy,” says Kristy Frans with the Council of Churches. “Just because …

The community pool at The X Center in McCauley Park is expected to reopen this summer.

Rhonda Lewsader has worked for the municipality for more than two decades.

Statehouse columnist Phill Brooks suggests a new system, perhaps involving the Missouri Ethics Commission.

Voters in April are slated to decide on the mayor’s term of office and code of ethics changes for city personnel.

Improvements are being made along East Battlefield Road between Luster and Lone Pine avenues.

The latest federal data show decreases in all of the state's metropolitan statistical areas on a month-over-month basis.

As the April 2 election approaches with seven candidates vying for three seats on the Springfield Public Schools Board of Education, the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce is looking to educate its members on their positions.

Developers seek opportunities for higher-density structures.

SBJ interviews the city administrator of Branson.

Reporter Karen Craigo brings you government and development coverage and analysis.

DRS Contracting is among five Midwest home renovation companies that agree to pay fines for alleged violations of the federal Toxic Substances Control Act.

Certified financial planner Kenny Gott: "You don’t need to outguess the stock market for it to grow your money."

Funding for the environmental examination was included in the governor's budget approved last summer.