Nixa Parks and Recreation Assistant Director Katie Buford serves to better her community. Her work impacts Nixa residents’ health, enjoyment and family lives.

Jasmine Bailey can turn a crisis into 
an opportunity.

Protestors weren’t alone in their call for systemic change in Springfield, as several businesses supported a recent demonstration.

A 50% occupancy requirement loosens rules for businesses.

The federal funding is earmarked to clean up contaminated areas.

The executives are returning to the utility after working for other companies.

The $34 million from the federal government must be spent by year's end.

Jeff Seay and Jamie Whiteis were elected earlier this month.

Mark Priebe was severely injured when a suspect ran over him.

Officials also announce a new exposure warning in Greene County.

Some say customers of the Small Business Administration program should have more than eight weeks to use the funds and still be eligible for loan forgiveness.

Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, health care, municipal and nonprofit.

Musicians turn to virtual performances and commissioned songs for income.

Restaurant owners were given approval to use parking lots and sidewalks for business operations.

Council will vote on $4.8 million access and infrastructure agreement on June 15.

Missouri residents can choose COVID-19 as a reason for voting absentee.

Safety precautions are implemented in line with city and federal guidelines.

Joseph Passanise joins a state group that works to bring jobs and spending to Missouri.

The local metro area's jobless rate came in at 9.1% in April.

Event organizers cite coronavirus concerns.