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

Kayellen Faye Inskip is sentenced to prison time and ordered to pay restitution for the scheme that officials say led to Mears Floral going out of business.

The Springfield company places at No. 249 on the annual list from Fortune magazine.

The city’s second Target store, taking shape at the corner of Sunshine Street and West Bypass, is based on the company’s Northstar Prototype, which is about 20,000 square feet larger than the chain’s average store.

"Coming soon" signage is posted outside the 2900 E. Sunshine St. building in Southern Hills Shopping Center.

SBJ examines the status of the local car wash market.

The concept called 65 Prime+ by Mercy Primary Care is now operational in Springfield and Nixa.

Cast Iron Print Works operates in the brand design and illustration studio's Galloway Village office.

Details are scarce for the store at 1455 E. Independence St.

The initiative announced this spring has been activated.

A newly announced store in Muncy follows unveiling of plans last year for Pittsburgh suburb location.

Downtown Springfield grocery store Park Central Market changed hands; India Visser purchased Case Real Estate from longtime owner Hoover Case; and Daniel and Megan Deal launched Real Deal Coffee Co. in Nixa.

Financial advisers urge caution in steep investments for commodity.

Developers building projects on Queen City's outskirts as city boundaries blur.

Columnist Bennet Bodenstein samples three beverages from the country.

Seth Swafford joins the Springfield-based company effective June 5.

The lawsuit alleges Patrick Nett embezzled funds through a planned acquisition of the meat company, which the petition notes is no longer operational.

Publishing company is chosen among five finalists.

A local ownership group opened their newest franchise location of Sport Clips; Junior League of Springfield relocated; and What’s Likely launched.