Mason Roller, 30, is accused of allegedly taking money for work that was not performed.

Mayor Ken McClure and spokesperson Cora Scott are co-hosts of SGF Local Matters.

Epic Strategies and ACIS IT Solutions are recognized as fast-growth businesses.

CableAmerica plans to complete improvements by the end of 2024.

Chris Pruitt oversees KRBK, KOZL and OzarksFirst.com.

The former HBA and chamber leader’s role at the publication marks her return to the company.

Mostly Serious LLC's Sarah Nenninger: "The digital world is changing at a rapid pace. So, what does it mean for you? Stay aware of the trends and evolve as needed, but keep in mind the reason you do what you do: your customers."

Executive Editor Christine Temple discusses the technology industry with local executives.

Last year’s conclusion of a nearly $150 million multiyear fiber expansion project by City Utilities of Springfield left local officials pleased with the result even as the internet provider that originally partnered with the utility changed hands.

Speaking at 12 People You Need to Know interview, Chelsey Bode gives insight into her purchase of the business in 2021.

Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, health care, nonprofit and technology.

For some in business, there’s nothing quite like sealing the deal or inking the contract – yet for the creators and hosts of new local business podcasts, life is about something more.

In-depth financial data is updated nightly in a new public-facing portal, available on the city’s website. 

Revenue jumps by 8% during the company's fiscal second quarter.

Employees at CoxHealth facility are expected to be hired back.

The director of the state’s Office of Broadband Development gives an update in Jefferson City, according to Missouri News Network.

Digital Editor Geoff Pickle outlines highlights from the recent BK&M trial.

Southwest Missourian introduces ‘hunt and release’ concept to safari hunters.

Springfield Business Journal’s 2024 class of 40 Under 40 represents 40 accomplished and still-rising professionals in southwest Missouri.

Springfield City Council is taking aim at gaming machines in an ordinance introduced at its Jan. 22 meeting.