The hometown band's When It Shines tour runs 2024-25.

Lynne Haggerman of Lynne Haggerman & Associates goes over recent law changes impacting employers.

SBJ interviews the new city attorney for Springfield.

From AI-powered research to a new bar exam, these are the latest law trends to streamline processes and free up time.

Digital Editor Geoff Pickle welcomes a Missouri chamber report on the tech sector.

The future of two schools is expected to be decided by the Springfield Public Schools Board of Education on Jan. 16.

Willard cafe makes good on goal to employ people with disabilities.

Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, health care, law and manufacturing.

As a presidential election looms 10 months from now, local and state officials say the outlook for the Missouri General Assembly’s 2024 legislative session is looking like a mixed bag.

Officials expect economic pressures will continue to boost pay for workers.

Brendan Griesemer is appointed to the role shortly after his retirement from the city of Springfield.

A study commissioned by the organizations suggests collaboration for workforce development, quality-of-life initiatives and branding.

The beer maker adds Cufflink Coffee and Mama’s Home Terminal Tavern to its offerings.

Longtime employee Darrel Hopkins takes on the role, and founder Robert Low maintains CEO position.

David Trottier is scheduled to be recognized by the school during its spring commencement.

Christopher Upton is exiting the state-licensed adult day care center his parents purchased last year.

Christie Love is slated to exit next month, at which time Associate Pastor Rue Lohn would become lead pastor.

Board is scheduled to hold public hearing and vote Jan. 16 on both Robberson and Pershing school closures. 

Council members mull accountability and influence in split decision over election measure. 

The industry’s growth is outpacing most others in the state, according to Technology2030 report.