Increasing Springfield's hotel/motel tax to fund a convention center will generate resources for other needs, Crystal Quade writes.

This week in 417 foodie news, pineapple whip season begins, an allergen-free business is an award finalist and a Rountree bakery will close April 2.

A ruling that submitting signatures does not immediately suspend a new state law leaves Missouri's gerrymandered congressional map in effect.

Drury University president Jeff Frederick reflects on growth in nature, families and Springfield's community development.

Missouri lawmakers approved $51.5 million in child care subsidy cuts, sparking rallies and concerns over the impact on ...

To claim by mail, complete a Missouri Lottery winner claim form, sign your winning ticket, and include a copy of your government-issued photo ID along with a completed IRS Form W-9. Ensure your name, ...

From Easter egg hunts to pictures with the Easter Bunny, here's a roundup of opportunities this weekend and next in the ...

The Greene County Health Department identified a case of rabies in a skunk, prompting a reminder about signs of rabies and ...

Apple has discontinued the Mac Pro, a desktop computer used by creative professionals, after reportedly not updating it since ...

The Springfield Art Museum is launching On the Lawn, a free monthly outdoor series with art, yoga, music and more from April ...

It is expected to be a fairly quiet Election Day on April 7, with many races in the Ozarks region uncontested. However, two local contests will still see several candidates face off for limited number ...

A Springfield restaurant had hand-washing violations during its last three routine inspections, according to a health ...