Ozarks Film Foundry denies claims as Concerned Creative Professionals of the Ozarks seeks investigation.

City needs to pinpoint what it wants, councilmember says.

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Doug Pitt is recognized with the Lifetime Achievement in Business award.

The general manager of the KSMU and Ozarks Public Television operator discusses next steps as Congress passes a rescission measure to President Trump.

The Statewide Transportation Improvement Program was recently approved by the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission after a feedback period.

Springfield City Manager David Cameron is interviewed July 15 for SBJ's 12 People You Need to Know series.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, chambers of commerce, education, government, law and logistics.

Springfield needs a downtown event center suitable for both conventions and community uses. That’s the latest recommendation of Chicago-based Hunden Strategic Partners Inc. in its fourth study since 2011 of Springfield’s need and capacity for a convention center.

City leaders express agreement at council luncheon that event facility should move forward. 

The measure would allow more than 12 liquor-permitted events downtown and on C-Street. 

Her career included serving as Greene County commissioner and Missouri state senator.

Former Mayor Ken McClure and Mattax Neu Prater's Dr. Tom Prater are selected for positions with the Missouri Ethics Commission and Missouri School Funding Modernization Task Force.

Nonprofit and health care leaders express concern of cuts to SNAP, Medicaid.

Ozarks Elder Law’s Lori Rook seeks the seat currently held by Curtis Trent.

Guest columnist Erica Smith says the federal reconciliation bill "provides several opportunities for tax savings while also repealing some tax breaks beneficial to businesses active in real estate."

Guest columnist Alec Martinez: "It is often said that there is no avoiding death and taxes. Many Greene County property owners found the latter to be true when, beginning in May, the Greene County Assessor’s Office began issuing its 2025 Real Property Value Change Notices to property owners."

Stadium projects distracted from tax impact on counties.

Guest columnist Martha Diaz Aszkenazy: "Congress must act now to make sure the nation’s next postmaster general is not the last one."

A lawsuit challenges the bidding process, and a former contractor spotlights issues.