Springfield voters will consider several city charter changes at the ballot box on Nov. 3.

Three Springfieldians, including two current members of the Missouri House of Representatives, are vying to succeed the term-limited Lincoln Hough in the Missouri Senate.

The issue appears on the Nov. 3 ballot.

Thomas Kondro is elevated from interim city attorney.

Missouri representative to receive Government Excellence Award.

Governing body asked to take working-class people seriously.

Proposal would link funding, services offered by city and agencies.

Proposed indoor sports facility land purchase still under consideration.

Bob Hunter is headed to prison for 48 months.

Councilmember Derek Lee seeks combined effort of city and agencies, while Monica Horton offers cautions in the approach.

Members of the public paint Springfield City Council as unresponsive to the voices of the general community.

The inaugural event featured live interviews with three guests.

Annual report sparks introspection on Springfield’s concerns.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, economic development, education, government, healthcare, law and nonprofit.

The Springfield construction firm alleges it was not fully paid for a project.

The Missouri Judicial Performance Review Committee says which judges should be retained.

Trent Overhue claims Gail Peak Brown's social media posts created false impressions about his data center near Marshfield.

Two incumbents signal interest in retaining their seats.

Dennis Cleveland committed mail fraud, aggravated identity theft and money laundering, federal officials say.