Kehoe Reappoints Frencken to Military Commission
Gregory Frencken returns to the Missouri Military Preparedness and Enhancement Commission, which advises the governor and general assembly on military and related economic issues.
Missouri Business News
Business in Missouri runs on corporate developments, market trends and organizational changes, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in merger announcements, startup growth and industry shifts across the state.
Openings & Closings
Live Poll
Should large chains be required to maintain local branches even if they are underperforming?
Starbucks Closed Three Locations in Missouri
The closures were part of a broader national effort that saw 250 underperforming stores shut down.
Industry
Live Poll
Do you support spending $583 million to widen I-70 in central Missouri?
Millstone Weber Picked for I-70 Warrenton Section
The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission has selected Millstone Weber Team as contractor for the Kingdom City to Warrenton portion of the Improve I-70 project.
Philanthropy
Live Poll
Would you add a donation to your grocery bill to help fight hunger?
Check Out Hunger Campaign Starts Nov. 1
Ozarks Food Harvest and more than 60 local grocers launch the 28th annual tax-free donation drive at checkout.
Jobs
Live Poll
Has health care access improved in your rural community over the past few years?
Kehoe Announces $55 Million for Rural Health
Missouri opens funding opportunities for rural providers, including workforce recruitment, mobile health units, and technology upgrades.
People
Kehoe Appoints Gildehaus to Athletic Oversight Panel
Gov. Mike Kehoe named Warren County Presiding Commissioner Joe Gildehaus to the newly created Interscholastic Athletic Oversight Commission.
This section follows store openings and closures, executive moves, capital investments and regulatory filings. Coverage reaches from the state capital to the rural counties where commerce meets community life. Regional trade associations and manufacturing shifts define much of the state activity, as businesses adapt to changing consumer demand. Economic cycles and interest rate adjustments remain the most consistent factors shaping how companies operate throughout the region.