The Springfield-based company sought to repurchase up to $15 million worth of its stock in the initiative announced nearly two months ago.

Application period begins for sports wagering licenses after voter approval of Amendment 2 in 2024.

Guest columnist Hunter Johnson outlines predictions for the U.S. commercial property insurance market for the remainder of the year.

The scores have been tabulated for Springfield Business Journal’s 2025 Dynamic Dozen, recognizing the 12 fastest-growing companies in the Ozarks.

The transaction requires bank approval before closing, auctioneer says.

The commercial general contracting firm tops the fast-growth list in its first year eligible.

Bill goes to Gov. Mike Kehoe for consideration.

Invest SOMO will have two days of private pitches for pre-seed and seed companies next month.

Tina Louis Yager, 66, embezzled nearly $17,000 in her capacity as a tax preparer, federal officials say.

The nonprofit calls for a special session to reconsider House Bill 19.

Employee India Visser buys Case Real Estate.

Guest columnist Erica Gaynor: "Although one can’t control the factors driving health care costs, becoming an informed health care consumer can help manage expenses more effectively."

A relocation to Nixa from Republic and a rebranding occurred for Aspen Elevated Health; Kuick Noodles LLC opened; and Phelps County Bank launched a new southwest Springfield branch.

$30M earmark must make it through budget process, governor review.

A May 1 executive order by President Donald Trump could have impacts on the local media landscape.

A vigorous response by city workers to damage caused by destructive winds on April 29 was lauded by Springfield City Council and staff at the May 5 council meeting, but some members indicated they thought the city should do even more.

Columnist Richard Baker: "Now that the largest publicly traded homebuilders have reported quarterly earnings, I thought it might be a good time to check in on this part of the market and what it might mean to local homebuilders as well."

Interstate 44 work is among projects identified in MoDOT's draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program for fiscal years 2026-30.

Sports Facilities Cos. is hired as city looks to continue momentum from study released late last year.