The university will eliminate 24 positions in response to "historic budgetary issues" and COVID-19.
The city will receive $916,000 through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for coronavirus relief.
The local metro area's jobless rate came in at 9.1% in April.
Marisa DeClue succeeds 33-year leader Allan McKelvy at DCO.
Mike McGoldrick and Kris Nau join the Springfield-based company.
Its launch has been postponed for months amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Springfield Fire Department responded last night to a fire at Zio's Italian Kitchen.
The Springfield-Greene County Health Department issued a new coronavirus exposure warning.
Gov. Mike Parson yesterday said he would call up more than 1,000 National Guard troops amid violent protests in the state.
Google and its parent company, Alphabet, are facing a $5 billion class-action lawsuit.
Clothing retailer Express Inc. reported a wider first quarter loss amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Australia's economy is set to enter a recession for the first time in 29 years.
Honda issued a recall for nearly 1.4 million vehicles worldwide.
The 2021 World Economic Forum in Davos is scheduled to open to everyone, a break from its tradition of hosting politicians, business executives, …
Gov. Mike Parson yesterday announced an additional $209 million in budget cuts.
An event with an annual estimated economic impact of $27.1 million was called off in St. Louis due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Cleaning protocols and social distancing guidelines have been put in place.
As national supply chain issues impact the meatpacking industry, higher prices and demand have been the norm in recent weeks for local meat companies.
Ozark-based The Firm Real Estate LLC made a move; husband-and-wife Douglas and Alison Gragson moved their counseling practice; and Burrell Behavioral Health’s rapid access unit launched.
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