Springfield man charged with operating six "houses of prostitution"
By Dean Olsen
Revitalizing Route 66
Gabatoni's listed for sale
Owner says the business will continue to operate until a buyer is found
By Michelle Ownbey
Register by March 8 for the Urban Tech & Construction Jobs Program
Springfield Urban League seeks to introduce underrepresented populations to the burgeoning drone industry and construction sector
FBI targets area Asian massage parlors
Springfield man charged in connection with investigation
The mystery and romance of the rice cooker
By Peter Glatz
A Q&A with Rev. Silas Johnson
By David Blanchette
To move or remodel?
Inventory shortages, interest rates continue to be problematic
By Pamela Savage
City of Springfield penalized for violating Fair Housing Act
Homes are selling quickly and cash is king
By Holly Whisler
That empty feeling: Can vacant office space downtown be transformed into residential dwellings?
By Catherine OConnor
Make a nomination for the 2024 Women of Influence
How to succeed as a Black-owned business
Local entrepreneurs say it’s tough getting started. Race plays a role. Rewards come from persistence.
City council passes budget
Council approves significant water and sewer rate increases, money for municipal ambulance
Sam McCann pleads guilty during trial
Former state senator admits guilt on nine felony charges related to misuse of campaign funds
Sam McCann finally has his day in court
Bench trial begins for former elected official accused of misusing campaign funds for personal gain
McCann trial postponed until Feb. 12
Former gubernatorial candidate hospitalized in Missouri
Springfield down to two residential waste haulers
Republic Services takes over Waste Management routes
Credit card company monopolies impact small businesses
Sen. Dick Durbin proposes legislation to create more competition
By Scott Reeder
Commercial real estate: the year ahead
Interest rates, supply chain issues continue to be problematic
Q&A With David Steckel
Making city government more helpful to businesses
Office of Planning and Economic Development has new staff, new positions
Show me the money
Lucky Horseshoes have ambitious plan to renovate stadium, seeking financial support
Non-alcoholic drinks gaining in popularity
NA beverage sales in the US were $510 million in 2023, up from $121 million the prior year
By Ashley Meyer
City pursues legal action against Olde Towne Apartments
Seeking to demolish eight vacant structures and force owner to repair four others