City Council's current data center moratorium is set to expire Nov. 16 and could be extended to Feb. 24.

There are 16 census tracts in Greene County that are included in the federal development incentive program.

Hundreds of participants are noted as well.

Three proposals would define data centers and extend separate administrative delays on land use and utility applications through Feb. 24, 2027.

Funds from U.S. Bank Foundation support business boot camps.

The Innovation Institute focuses on entrepreneurial skills. 

Live-journalism event features interviews with three decision-makers.

The chamber chose Indy for this year’s CLV after a trip to Cincinnati last year.

The Oct. 16-18 competition will draw about 1,200 athletes to town.

Annual report sparks introspection on Springfield’s concerns.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, economic development, education, government, healthcare, law and nonprofit.

Blue ribbons and red flags are identified in the report for the Springfield community.

This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.

Chamber official says more space is needed to attract projects.

P&Z recommends Council approval of microefficiency apartment project.

Over the past decade, Rachel Munday’s name has become synonymous with the Efactory, the rapidly evolving business incubator and resource hub at Missouri State University.

Robert W. Plaster Center for Advanced Manufacturing opened four years ago.

Erlen Group kicks off project atop Springfield Underground.

Local economist does not expect changes next month, with midterm elections on tap.