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Local agencies — including Missouri’s largest public school district — are missing out on millions of tax dollars due to the increasing number of Springfield vehicles on the roads with expired license plates or registration tags. In response the Springfield mayor is encouraging drivers to get legal.
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Mayor Keenan Cortez has great pride for the city of Joplin. He says he wants to maximize residents' experiences every single day he’s mayor.
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The Midwest Newsroom and its partners asked police departments and sheriff offices in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska to tell us whether they will cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other federal agencies as part of the Trump White House “mass deportation” plan.
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People languish for an average of 14 months in jail before receiving the mental health treatment that could allow them to stand trial.
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The project aims to make the building more accessible and modernize many elements while preserving its historic features.
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Whelen Technology along with HAAS software alerts officers and the public to emergency vehicles nearby.
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Voters will choose two Springfield Public Schools Board members on April 8 from a total of four candidates on the ballot.
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The station is in the planning stages and is expected to open in late 2026.
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Holly Hesse went onto a frozen pond to save her dog Bailey, and they fell through on the way to shore.
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The citizens advisory board will recommend ways to spend sales tax money approved by voters late last year.
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In an ordinance passed by a 7-to-0 vote Monday night, Springfield City Council authorized fire marshals to ticket vehicles illegally parked in fire lanes.
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The Springfield-Greene County Park Board will hold an open house about the planned project on Thursday.