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The Springfield utility organization is responding to revised Lead and Copper Rule guidance from the federal government.
The Springfield university’s board, which held a closed emergency meeting with all members present, is standing by the newly hired Richard “Biff” Williams.
C-Street developer looks to exit TIF plan.
State Rep. Alex Riley, R-Springfield, is chosen by his Republican colleagues for the No. 2 role in the Missouri House of Representatives.
Missourians give the nod to three constitutional amendments and a proposition.
Citizens’ advisory committee members are being sought to provide oversight for a portion of the tax.
Donald Trump is chosen to become the nation's 47th president after previously serving as its 45th.
A trio of measures would move the needle in areas that are frequent topics of Springfield City Council.
Potential Springfield City Council candidates can pick up packets through Jan. 21.
Guest columnist Ben Shantz: "Owners and lenders need to be diligent to ensure they know exactly how their money is being utilized on a construction project."
Is the city of Springfield in danger of becoming a void in the center of development in outlying areas? After a Springfield City Council vote rejected a controversial high-profile rezoning measure Oct. 21, Councilmember Abe McGull offered up the metaphor of a doughnut, with the city as the hole in the middle of a growing region.
Building project would more than double department’s footprint.
Kara Corches is promoted from within to succeed Dan Mehan, who retired.
Abatement and demolition work has exposed architectural features to be restored in the project.
Chuck Replogle and Cynthia Black are announced for judicial appointments.
Plaintiffs who had sought to uphold deed restrictions on neighborhood properties to bar BK&M development now seek a reversal of the Greene County Circuit Court decision.
Aside from high-profile statewide ballot measures involving abortion, minimum wage and sports betting, Missouri voters have several other constitutional amendments to consider for the Nov. 5 general election.
Some research notes favorable impacts, but AG points to health, population issues.
In the 135th District of the Missouri House of Representatives, situated in northeast Springfield, incumbent Betsy Fogle, a Democrat, is seeking a third term on Nov. 5, but she faces a challenge from Republican Michael Hasty.
Vying for the 136th District seat in the Missouri House of Representatives on Nov. 5 are Democratic incumbent Stephanie Hein and Republican challenger Jim Robinette.
Local officials aim to involve more businesses for job training.
Ozark Greenways’ new leader resigns
Council approves contentious Chimney Rock replat in Galloway Village
Council gives rezoning green light to CoxHealth pediatric plans
Businesspeople sound alarm on MoDOT plans along Highway 60
Public radio stations to separate from University of Missouri
Canned tuna recalled nationwide
Judge rules Trump administration failed to follow order on federal funds