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Tuesday is Election Day in the Ozarks, with many communities and school districts deciding races and money issues, as well as other ballot measures. Before heading to the polls, check out sample ballots for Greene,
The Missouri House is attempting to strip state funding for public libraries. Lawmakers voted Tuesday to remove all of the state’s funding of public libraries, roughly a week after House Budget Chairman Cody Smith cut
Springfield Public Schools is asking for the public to vote for a new multi-million dollar bond issue to help with renovations and other measures for the district. The district says the bond issue is similar
One candidate for the Springfield School Board is facing backlash for a social media post made on his account in 2018. Landon McCarter, co-founder of Secure Agent Marketing, is under fire after a racially insensitive
For those who applied for no-excuse absentee voting for the April 4th election, you can fill out your ballot beginning today. The two-week period to vote early without a reason began this morning and will
A federal U.S. judge has ruled that Missouri’s Second Amendment Preservation Act is unconstitutional. Judge Brian Wimes said in his decision violates the U.S. Constitution’s Supremacy Clause, which states that federal laws supersede laws of
The board for Springfield Public Schools has appointed a new vice president after the previous VP was voted out. Board members voted 4-3 Tuesday to remove Maryam Mohammadkhani from her position as vice president after
UPDATE: The City of Springfield now owns Hammons Field. City council members approved the purchase Tuesday morning during an 11:30 a.m. vote. The $12 million price tag also includes several parking lots associated with the
The Greene County Commission has approved another round of ARPA funds, this time for nonprofits in the area. In a release Thursday, the commission announce 31 awards with a total of $4.8 million. It is
A private news service that covers state politics is reporting that Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller will announce his candidacy for Missouri Secretary of State at this weekend’s Lincoln Days in Springfield. MOScout reports Schoeller’s
U.S. Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri is proposing a bill that would set a minimum age requirement for children to have social media. According to the bill, the age limit would be set at 16-years-old.
The city of Waynesville is in need of a new mayor. According to reports, the Waynesville City Council voted to convict Jerry Brown of misfeasance and/or nonfeasance in the office on Thursday. Brown, who held
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