Elections

Springfield Public Schools advocates are pushing for voter approval next month of a $220 million bond issue — the largest in district history. The increased funding would be used to build new buildings for Pipkin and Reed middle schools. It would also renovate the Pershing school and add storm shelters and other safety upgrades throughout the district.

Filing for Springfield City Council candidates closed late Tuesday. KSMU obtained the list of who’s certified to run in the next city election.

In this episode of our local program Making Democracy Work, Dr. Hue-Ping Chin speaks with Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller about certifying elections.

Voters Tuesday decided a variety of local and statewide races and issues.

The Department of Justice announced Wednesday that a rural Ozark County man was charged after leaving a threatening voicemail on the personal cellphone of an Arizona election official.

In a decision that could impact future conflicts between local neighborhoods and developers, a Missouri appeals court sided with neighbors who oppose a big development in southeast Springfield’s rapidly growing Galloway Village.

Springfield voters will head back to the ballot box on April 2, 2019 for municipal elections.The Neighborhood Advisory Council is hosting two forums where…

This is Marideth Sisco for These Ozarks Hills. As Autumn graces us with one last splash of splendor this week before the rains finish stripping the trees…

US Senator Claire McCaskill visited students at Missouri State University Tuesday to conduct a student forum as part of her campaign for reelection.…