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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The Missouri Judicial Performance Review Committee says which judges should be retained.
Four barbers operate out of the Springfield business on Plainview Road.
Governments, schools tweaking data processes for greater efficiency.
Fiscal collections total over $3 billion through September.
Enrollment projected to drop by 3,200 students in next decade.
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Trent Overhue claims Gail Peak Brown's social media posts created false impressions about his data center near Marshfield.
Dennis Cleveland committed mail fraud, aggravated identity theft and money laundering, federal officials say.
Amid challenges, SPS aims for ‘reset’ in new facility master plan
Clothing store closing Branson location
Three more candidates pick up council packets
Ozarks Springbirds to take field in 2027
Developer alleges defamation in lawsuit
Poll: How do you feel about the Ozarks Springbirds name change?
Affordable Towing owner sentenced to over 12 years in federal prison
Workforce housing essential throughout region, chamber officials say.
Founded in 2020, EnCompass Academy moved to a larger home this summer for the 2026-27 year.
Governments, schools tweaking data processes for greater efficiency.
Innovation provides intel for optimal results at any waterway.
Flights to Iceland are coming to St. Louis Lambert International Airport, KSDK reports.
Alumni and students of Jefferson City-based Lincoln University filed suit against the state of Missouri.
Apollo Capital Management and multiple banks are in talks with SpaceX to help fund the company's purchase of $40 billion worth of graphics …
United Parcel Service is looking to hire 100,000 temporary workers for the holiday season.
Amazon is cutting nearly 1,000 white-collar jobs.
U.S. mortgage rates climbed to a nearly three-year high, according to Quartz.
The Feb. 14, 2027, Super Bowl will stream on Disney+ at no extra cost.
Televangelist Jim Bakker died Monday. He was 86.
St. Louis-based SSM Health has completed a $1.8 billion bond sale.
A new state energy plan from Missouri’s Department of Natural Resources favors nuclear power.
