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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Mason Roller, 30, is accused of allegedly taking money for work that was not performed.
Two women in business are scheduled to be honored at an event next month.
Shawn Battagler and James Meadows are promoted at the Springfield law firm.
Kimberly Hoffer awaits sentencing in litigation involving multiple defendants.
Missouri’s share is part of a $49.5 million, multistate settlement with software firm Blackbaud.
Philip Russell Turner is ordered to pay restitution and could face jail time.
Dennis Cleveland's company illegally polluted the area with its tow trucks, according to federal officials.
Statehouse columnist Phill Brooks suggests a new system, perhaps involving the Missouri Ethics Commission.
Owner of Premiere Exterior Solutions faces fraud allegations from Andrew Bailey's office.
Rhonda Lewsader has worked for the municipality for more than two decades.
James Meadows joins the law firm in the of counsel role.
William “Dub” Duston took office in early 2019.
Aton Law Firm's Stephen F. Aton: "While almost everyone should have a will, there are many different planning techniques to handle your assets, and no single solution applies to all people. It is a good idea to confer with your planning professionals to design a custom plan for your unique circumstances."
Var-iety Auto’s is no longer operational.
Chris King stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from customers.
Prior to meeting, Springfield’s city attorney discovered a city code provision that would make a council vote null and void.
Two companies operated by Glenn Jessen allegedly did not conduct work after receiving upfront payments.
Lowther Johnson is complying with the order, according to provided statement.
Joe Carmichael receives the award during the Springfield chamber's annual meeting.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's office announces plans to seek settlement funds from bankruptcy proceedings.
Guest columnist Donnie Brawner says many entrepreneurs stray from their original business ventures, which is often a recipe for success.