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(Photo courtesy of Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield) A tour road at Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield will be closed for three days for pavement construction. The pavement preservation construction on the tour road will be done
A motorcycle driver has died in a two-vehicle crash on Saturday. Springfield Police say that 45-year-old James Brady was driving north on Glenn Avenue when another vehicle driving south went to turn onto State Street.
Last week, Governor Kehoe signed House Bill 1041, which lowers the tax per gallon of malt liquor produced by beer breweries. The bill drops the tax per gallon from 6 cents down to just 2
Springfield and Brookline have many aid agreements with surrounding fire districts but not one another, but that may change soon. The Springfield City Council will consider a mutual aid agreement today between the Springfield Fire
Governor Mike Kehoe has appointed former Springfield mayor, Ken McClure, to the Missouri Ethics Commission. He also appointed Springfield eye surgeon, Doctor Thomas Prater, to the Missouri School Funding Modernization Task Force.
A man from Springfield is facing a felony harassment charge after threatening a business over a moldy chocolate bar. Online court dockets show that Obadiah Gower is charged with first-degree harassment after Springfield police received
Springfield City Council has been presented with a feasibility study on a potential convention and events center. There are no official plans, but the study did say the best location for the center would be
The Springfield-Branson National Airport is teaming with SpringNet to upgrade the free Wi-Fi at Roy Blunt Terminal. SpringNet is a division of City Utilities of Springfield. The upgrade will be from 50 megabytes to 10
The Springfield Cardinals have announced their partnership with Solera Energy generate energy savings and sustainability for the team and stadium via solar panels. According to a press release by the team, Hammons Field has installed
The City of Springfield and Clean Green Springfield are announcing a Storm Debris Cleanup Day. It will take place on Thursday July 17. Volunteers will move organic storm debris to curbs for pickup by the
Next time you fill up for gas, remember to save your receipts for a refund on gas tax! That’s right, a window has just opened for Missouri drivers to apply for refunds on state gas
A man from Springfield faces criminal animal abuse charges after allegedly killing a cat. According to court dockets, Dantes Ramos is charged with animal abuse, a class A misdemeanor, after admitting to a woman via
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