Executive Editor Christine Temple shares why SBJ joined the Informed Voter Coalition.

Robert Cirtin, Dr. Deiter Duff, Craig Jones, Sarah Newell and J.R. Webb are selected.

Missouri Rural Crisis Center member Darvin Bentlage: "Control over the meat industry and our food markets is so concentrated that meatpackers are able to control prices for the consumer and producer alike."

Ginger Gooch currently serves on the Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District.

A case filed in the United States District Court-Southern District of New York pits the 9,000-member Authors Guild, the nation’s oldest professional organization for writers, against OpenAI Inc. and its for-profit subsidiary OpenAI LP, owner of ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot.

Revised plan incorporates fewer raised medians after economic impact study and conversations with business owners. 

Republic city officials say it’s an active time for municipal projects – particularly with the Parks and Recreation Department on the verge of ending one development this year with two more in various stages of progress.

The commission approves 51 small-business applications in latest round.

The Associated General Contractors of Missouri and the state’s highway department commit to developing an innovative transportation system in the state.

Developer says project – his worst-kept secret in Springfield – is about 90% finalized, though company will make official announcement. 

SBJ's 2023 Economic Growth Series documents the fifth year of survey data collected from area business leaders in an effort to provide valuable insights that might better guide local business decision-making.

Lynne Haggerman & Associates LLC owner Lynne Haggerman goes over recent law changes.

Read profiles of this year's honorees.

The development group's proposal is slated to appear before council on May 22.

FORVIS Deputy General Counsel Jarica Oeltjen discusses attorneys making a difference in local nonprofits.

Read profiles of this year's honorees.

SBJ compiles news on the respiratory virus outbreak.

William “Dub” Duston took office in early 2019.

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

Police spokesperson says department has nearly 1,000 available devices meant to curb vehicle thefts.