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Springfield City Council is considering making lane splitting illegal in the city. That’s when motorcyclists go between two cars traveling in the same direction. The proposed ordinance would also make lane splitting illegal for bicyclists
Springfield City Council has approved a new development in the Galloway area. The vote was 8 to 1. Councilman Craig Hosmer was the only “no” vote. Planning and Zoning initially turned down the Chimney Rock
Springfield City Council is expected to vote on several issues at tonight’s council meeting. Council will vote on a proposed new subdivision in the Galloway area. That vote comes after Planning and Zoning denied the
A developer is asking Springfield City Council to approve a plan for a new neighborhood north of the Galloway area. The subdivision would be located between two other subdivisions off of Battlefield Road. The plan
The next step is official, as the City of Springfield and the Springfield City Council work to bring professional soccer to the Ozarks. City officials say that the council unanimously voted Monday night to sign
Springfield City Council will vote on appointing Deputy City Manager Collin Quigley interim city manager at the next council meeting on December 16th. Current City Manager Jason Gage has resigned, effective January 11th. Quigley has
Developers for a project at National and Sunshine in Springfield will have to re-evaluate after its proposal failed to pass at the most recent Springfield City Council meeting. At Tuesday’s council meeting, the measure failed
Residents of Willard met with City Officials Monday to discuss proposed water and sewer rate increases. Mayor Troy Smith says water and sewer systems need improvements due to aging infrastructure. Under the proposed increases, people
Springfield City Council has voted to go ahead with the rehabilitation of the Historic Jefferson Avenue Footbridge. Several options were presented to the Council with the most comprehensive, and expensive option being chosen. It will
Springfield City Council is considering a Rental Inspection Program. Building Development Director Brock Rowe says the city used to have one but over time the program became obsolete. The goal of the program would be
The Ozark City Council has denied permission for a company to build on the Ozark square. The company intended to build a “modern looking” building on an empty lot where a building collapsed in 2022.
After Springfield City Council’s latest decision, no-chance video lottery machines are banned within city limits. Now, Springfield Police have been tasked with getting the word out to local businesses.Police Chief Paul Williams says officers will
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