Four of the state's eight metro areas have month-over-month increases.

Missouri's nonfarm payroll ranks decrease by 800 jobs, according to latest data.

While banking officials say the industry has largely been on stable ground since last year’s high-profile bank failures in California and New York, the uncertainty of factors such as higher interest rates and the presidential election will continue to keep banks on a conservative path.

Most of the state's MSAs record month-over-month decreases.

City is peppered with residential, industrial and governmental projects.

In a transcript provided by his office, Gov. Mike Parson touts successes during his tenure.

Imagine Technical Institute aims to boost job opportunities for people with disabilities.

All of the state's metropolitan areas post decreases in November, according to latest federal data.

Schmeeckle’s 2024 Projection: The biggest trend is the incorporation of artificial intelligence by businesses to enhance the employee experience.

Hamra Enterprises President Simeon Shelton: "People want – and deserve – respect, dignity and to belong to something that makes a difference and fulfills them. They want to contribute to excellence and to be part of a highly connected team. As leaders or managers, let’s focus our attention and intention on fostering great, highly connected relationships that will have our organizations producing the right results."

Meeting basic needs is critical to success in school, officials say.

Pamela Yancey transitions to new role from banking career.

Month-over-month job gains tally 5,900, according to latest state data.

All of the Missouri MSAs tracked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics post increases in the past month.

Springfield Contractors Association's Megan Herzog: "Investing in all types of construction impacts our local economy significantly."

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

Officials say the state's jobless rate has been below the national level for over eight years.

Executive Editor Christine Temple discusses enrollment trends, the use of artificial intelligence and ACT scores among private school administrators.