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Springfield City Utilities say line crews are making progress on restoring power to customers who lost power during Tuesday’s storm. C-U said at 4 PM Sunday that only 270 customers are still without power. That
Springfield Mayor Jeff Schrag and the Greene County Commissions have declared a state of civil emergency following the severe storm from earlier this week. The County’s measure will be in effect for seven days and
Springfield Public Schools have announced that a majority of their schools will be open Thursday. Only nine schools will be closed, because they are still without power. Those schools are: Boyd Elementary Bowerman Elementary Campbell
Springfield Police are warning the public about cryptocurrency scams. Police say they received 53 reports of crypto-scams last year and with victims losing over 1-million dollars. The Financial Crime Unit has recovered over 100 thousand
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
One of Springfield’s largest employers confirmed Wednesday layoffs in the I-T workforce at their headquarters. O’Reilly Automotive said it a statement that the layoffs are part of an effort to modernize its information technology systems.
A man has been arrested in a Springfield cold case from the late 80s. Springfield Police says advances in D-N-A testing has led to the arrest of 62-year-old Paul Bowles of Fulton in connection to
A motorcyclist is dead after a crash on Route Y-Y east of Springfield Saturday afternoon. The Highway Patrol says a 42-year-old man from Springfield was thrown from the motorcycle after it left the road at
From a press release from the City of Springfield: “Mayor McClure’s farewell message reflects on his eight-year tenure as mayor, marked by historic progress in public safety, economic development, housing, and civic engagement.” You can
A man is charged with damaging a Springfield convenience store in February. Court documents say Dale Hamit is charged with a felony of leaving the scene of an accident with property damage exceeding $1000 dollars.
A man has been sentenced for his part in a large-scale drug-trafficking operation. A judge sentenced 40-year-old Delante Worsham of Springfield to 30 years in federal prison without parole. Worsham pleaded guilty in 2024 to
Springfield has a new mayor. Jeff Schrag has beaten former city council member Mary Collette with 61-percent of the vote. He will replace Mayor Ken McClure, who could not run again after serving four –
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