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UPDATE: 10:30AM Thursday: City Utilities says it’s made substantial progress in its power restoration efforts, reducing the number of outages to around 12,000, down from 50,000 at the height of Tuesday’s storm. The utility says
Flags at Springfield city owned facilities will be lowered to half-staff Saturday in memory of Larry Flett. Flett died Monday at the noble hill sanitary landfill when the articulated dump truck he was driving overturned
The owners of a Springfield-based chain of convenience stores are suing the City of Springfield. The lawsuit says the City of Springfield denied Rapid Robert’s renewal of their business and liquor license because the convenience
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
The Springfield community could soon have another professional sports franchise in the city. Reports say that the USL (United Soccer League) sent a letter of intent to the Springfield City Council earlier this year, expressing
The City of Springfield is asking residents to unfollow them on X, formerly known as Twitter. The City’s Director of Public Information Cora Scott says the City’s X account was compromised. Scott says there are
The City of Springfield says Galloway Street is open again after city crews made emergency storm water repairs. The City announced on Facebook that the portion of Galloway Street between Bellhurst Avenue and Horseshoe Avenue
The City of Springfield’s pedestrian safety program SGF Yields says driver compliance at crosswalks has gone down since 2023. In 2023, compliance was at 51-percent and it had decreased to 49-percent in the first quarter
The City of Springfield says it is working to remove hate speech from public property around the city. The messages are the work of a white nationalist hate group and have been reported at parks,
The City of Springfield will close southbound traffic on Grant Avenue starting next week. Starting Monday, December 4th, the section of the street between Sunshine Street and University Street will close to southbound traffic. The
The City of Springfield will begin work soon on a new wastewater system after receiving millions from the Department of Natural Resources. Officials say the department granted the city $6.4 million to renovate the city
A new program in Springfield will give residents the opportunity to recycle their food instead of throwing it away. With a $285,000 grant from the Department of Agriculture, city officials are creating Dish to Dirt
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