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 …

A recent graduate takes over as coordinator for the young professionals organization, while a legislative assistant also comes on board.

Members vote in favor of supporting economic vitality and public safety.

The Springfield hospital is no longer under threat of losing its Medicare agreement.

Newsmakers in the areas of art, education, health care, law, marketing, municipal, nonprofit and sales.

The Springfield chapter of The Indivisible Project rallies against legislation working its way through Congress.

The move to block tax credits takes local developers by surprise.

The state issues a $2.65 million check to the city for November.

A man who targeted residents in Springfield and elsewhere is subject to a $643,704 judgment.

Freeway Ministries plans to renovate the building for its headquarters.

David Hayes pleaded guilty this summer to stealing from a local nonprofit and business.

Ozarks Community Hospital Inc. CEO Paul Taylor speaks during SBJ’s 12 People live interview series.

The governor’s choice of Jennifer Edwards comes a day after he rescinded another of his appointments.

Council has 30 days to repeal the ordinance or send it to a vote by the people.

Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, education, environment, health care, law, law enforcement, nonprofit, retail and sales.

A new program would require Springfield landlords to register their properties with the city.

Gov. Eric Greitens says the cancellation will save taxpayers millions of dollars.

Columnist Phill Brooks addresses the rate race on Missouri’s highways and provides suggestions from Europe.

The state’s jobless rate improves to 3.5 percent in October from 3.8 percent in September.