Stephanie Stenger and Heather Hardinger are selected for Athena and Rising Star honors, respectively.

The 30,000-square-foot facility is slated for completion in spring 2024.

Bolivar health care system plans Feb. 1 opening.  

The required distance between recreational marijuana facilities and day cares or churches raised debate at the Jan. 23 Springfield City Council meeting.

Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, automotive, education, government and health care.

A pair of area medical colleges that received state grant funding in the fall are now investing the funds toward technology and new programs with the intent of attracting more students to the nursing profession.

Missouri officials confirm Amendment 3 permits subtraction.

Ashley Casad is named president of Springfield hospitals.

Councilmember Matthew Simpson withdraws sponsorship for related annexation bill. 

Fitness trainer Shelley Hampton marks 30 years in business practicing Pilates.

Mercy Springfield Communities relocated a clinic; San Clemente, California-based law firm Gilson Daub Inc. expanded to the Springfield market; and a second video gaming center for Contender eSports Springfield LLC opened in the Queen City.

The governor emphasizes infrastructure, workforce development and education, and health care, among other topics.

Francine Pratt joins two other locals currently serving as governing members for the organization.

As recreational marijuana sales are expected to begin statewide next month, legal and human resources officials say the clock is ticking for employers to ensure their workplace policies are up to date.

Reporter Mike Cullinan brings you workforce, new business and medical marijuana coverage and analysis.

Newsmakers in the areas of health care, law, municipal and nonprofit.

Texas-based Brighter Image Lab alleges business was damaged by YouTube video from Springfield company's owner.

Springfield Business Journal’s 2023 class of 40 Under 40 represents 40 accomplished and still-rising professionals in southwest Missouri.

Newsmakers in the areas of agriculture, education, health care, hospitality and nonprofit.

The commission approves more than $370,000 in small-business funding.