The local dealership joins a couple dozen others nationally to offer the digital enhancements.

Husband and wife Derek and Jennifer Baker expanded their Christmas-focused e-commerce venture to a brick-and-mortar shop; Branson-area flight school Yell Aviation LLC took off; and Penny’s Cleaning LLC purchased Verv Cleaning.

A statement indicates the size of the company's IT team has been reduced by less than 11%.

The Springfield-based auto parts retailer reports first-quarter profits of $538.5 million.

The multimillion-dollar project on C-Street officially starts in May, the city announces.

The gift from David and Stacey O'Reilly goes toward the Michael L. Parson Student Union, with an outdoor plaza to be named in their honor.

Sun Country Airlines out as airport’s liabilities mount.

The company's latest proxy report filed with the SEC lists CEO Brad Beckham as the top-paid executive.

Company spokesperson says two locations are in the works along South Campbell Avenue and West Bypass.

The finalists span in industry from automotive repair and child care to architecture, jewelry and publishing.

MoDOT notice points to traffic impacts starting March 24.

The city intends to accept $2 million from BNSF Railway Co. for the project.

The move, which company officials say is intended to help employees buy shares, requires shareholder approval.

Logistics company Premier Truck Group is building a new truck sales and repair facility in Strafford, using precast contract, metal framing, thermoplastic polyolefin roofing and standing-seam metal in its construction.

The company plans to launch the initiative in Springfield in the coming weeks.

Local government officials pen a joint letter to the editor in support of recent legislation cracking down on unregistered vehicles.

Organizer Jade Lovelady is considering a ballot measure to halt new city rule.

The company is adding a showroom under the Ozarks Powersports name to carry Indian Motorcycle, Kawasaki, Slingshot and Triumph brands.

Dorothy Yeager, executive director of OATS Transit and Missouri Public Transit Association board member, says, "We must support the preservation of Missouri transit by maintaining the state’s $11.7 million investment in public transit, which mirrors the budgets in 2024 and 2023."