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Past articles by Lauren:

THE WAIT IS OVER: Springfield’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns after three years

After a three-year-long hiatus, the Springfield St. Patrick’s Day Parade is back. → Read More

THE WAIT IS OVER: Springfield’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns after three years

After a three-year-long hiatus, the Springfield St. Patrick’s Day Parade is back. → Read More

City of Springfield wants your input on parking downtown

The city of Springfield is partnering with Walker Consultants to conduct a study of parking options in downtown Springfield. → Read More

City of Springfield wants your input on parking downtown

The city of Springfield is partnering with Walker Consultants to conduct a study of parking options in downtown Springfield. → Read More

SPRINGFIELD DRIVERS: Construction at Campbell and Republic starts soon

One of the busiest intersections in Springfield is getting a makeover. → Read More

Springfield Police Department, 911 call center facing staffing shortages

The Springfield Police Department is down dozens of officers. The Springfield-Greene County 911 call center also needs workers. → Read More

Springfield Police Department, 911 call center facing staffing shortages

The Springfield Police Department is down dozens of officers. The Springfield-Greene County 911 call center also needs workers. → Read More

Shots fired calls at an all-time high for 2022 in Springfield, chief of police addresses why

Springfield’s number one problem is gun violence. The 2022 crime report shows the number of shooting calls at an all-time high. → Read More

Shots fired calls at an all-time high for 2022 in Springfield, chief of police addresses why

Springfield’s number one problem is gun violence. The 2022 crime report shows the number of shooting calls at an all-time high. → Read More

City Council recap: Police Chief releases 2022 crime report, Hotel of Terror now an eminent domain

Council voted 9-0 tonight to classify Hotel of Terror as eminent domain and the Police Chief announced the annual crime report. → Read More

City Council recap: Police Chief releases 2022 crime report, Hotel of Terror now an eminent domain

Council voted 9-0 tonight to classify Hotel of Terror as eminent domain and the Police Chief announced the annual crime report. → Read More

Eligibility Renewals Return: Estimated 200,000 Missourians to lose Medicaid coverage

The state’s program director expects this to happen when eligibility renewals resume on April 1 after a three-year-long hiatus due to the pandemic. → Read More

Eligibility Renewals Return: Estimated 200,000 Missourians to lose Medicaid coverage

The state’s program director expects this to happen when eligibility renewals resume on April 1 after a three-year-long hiatus due to the pandemic. → Read More

El Dorado Springs School Board denies 4-day week for a second time

For the second time, the El Dorado Springs school board voted against a four-day school week despite two surveys sent out over the past year with more people in favor of it. → Read More

El Dorado Springs School Board denies 4-day week for a second time

For the second time, the El Dorado Springs school board voted against a four-day school week despite two surveys sent out over the past year with more people in favor of it. → Read More

Neighbors in north Springfield voice concerns over proposed development

Some neighbors in north Springfield are trying to stop a proposed development next door. → Read More

Neighbors in north Springfield voice concerns over proposed development

Some neighbors in north Springfield are trying to stop a proposed development next door. → Read More

MARIJUANA CASES EXPUNGED: Greene County’s circuit clerk explains timeframe

So far, Greene County has only two expungement cases completed. Other Missouri counties have already finished hundreds or even a thousand cases. → Read More

MARIJUANA CASES EXPUNGED: Greene County’s circuit clerk explains timeframe

So far, Greene County has only two expungement cases completed. Other Missouri counties have already finished hundreds or even a thousand cases. → Read More

Tow truck drivers respond to multiple slide-offs in Springfield, Mo.

The icy conditions are keeping tow truck drivers in Springfield busy. → Read More