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Questions of election integrity have sometimes dominated political discourse in recent years, often featuring false claims made by former President Donald Trump. Ozarks Public Radio checked in with the Springfield-area elections chief on what Greene County and Missouri voters can expect in 2024.
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The 2024 election cycle is upon us. Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller called a news conference this week to go over how Republicans and Democrats can throw their hats into the ring for the August 4 primary election.
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Technically, they’re not considered a form of gambling regulated under state law.
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The new partnership with Lights On! is aimed at building trust with the community, say Springfield police and local NAACP officials.
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City officials say a new online portal will allow residents and city leaders to have quick and easy access to learn how the city’s money is spent.
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Missouri transportation officials are planning to spend millions of dollars upgrading East Sunshine Street. But the plan has area businesses worried.
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On Tuesday City Council got its first major progress update on a $16.5 million renovation job for the building at Chestnut Expressway and Boonville Avenue.
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Phase 1 cost roughly $15.7 million and had been predicted to be complete by fall of 2023. Eighty percent of the funding was federal, while Greene County and the City of Springfield shared other costs.
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In a community where homeowners are now a minority — should housing be adopted as one of Springfield City Council’s official priorities?
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The city is looking ahead and working with the public to set its economic development agenda.
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Watch your mailbox for new Greene County voter registration cards, which are expected to arrive soonThe biennial mailing is required by Missouri law, according to the Greene County Clerk's Office.
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Colten Harris, Springfield Public Works superintendent of streets, discusses how the city prepares for winter weather.