City Utilities’ costs are approaching $2 million to resolve a litany of technical problems on its Stockton Lake pump station exposed during months of lower-than-normal rainfall.

Tuthill sells vacuum boosters, systems and pumps as well as positive displacement blowers.

The advisory firm alleges Andrew Denney stole customer information under the encouragement of Nadia Cavner.

Roughly three years after Hollywood Theaters opened as the anchor and only tenant at the $12 million College Station development, another business has joined the party.

Salon Service Group Inc. owners Gino and Dana Barbo are entering 2014 with big plans.

Pure & Clean LLC uses a natural compound to tackle infections and diseases.

Fitness business maxes out first two gyms and adds a third to keep pace with its 3,000 members.

Real estate in the Springfield MSA remains flat during third quarter, but local experts say that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Employees of Ozark-based Missouri Insulation & Supply Inc. and Springfield-based Environmental Works Inc. awoke to a startling reality on Sept. 15: Their leaders had died in a plane crash the night before.

While the COVID-19 relief application process started slowly in July, Greene County officials in the weeks since have picked up the pace to distribute $34.4 million in federal funds.

CoxHealth conserves around $350,000 in fuel expenses in fiscal 2015.

As the Springfield market prepares for an upcoming commercial building boom, many contractors are turning to work outside the city during the interim.

Springfield residents had a chance to weigh in on the city’s proposed purchase of Hammons Field, home of the St. Louis Cardinals’ Double-A affiliate, on Feb. 6.

When it comes to health care billing concerns by those being tested for COVID-19, local insurance representatives’ message is simple: You’re covered.

Alpine Aviation and Creative Audio are the first recruitment wins for new economic development group.