Confused by Question 1? You're not alone. Rance Burger reports on what you need to know about Galloway Village before you vote Nov. 8.

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Looking for our election coverage? Bookmark this address to see all our stories as you prepare to vote Nov. 8.

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A key Planning and Zoning Commission meeting has been delayed, Rance Burger reports, but it shouldn't impact planned City Council action Nov. 14.

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Just filed a public health story. Will be covering a public school board meeting a little later on. And in the back of this soon-to-be-replaced RMHC of the Ozarks truck, the two subjects converge: sgfcitizen.org/health/free-of…

Missouri ranks 47th nationally in terms of dental care access. In Springfield the Tooth Truck is helping fill gaps and providing free care to students. Cory Matteson introduces us to the truck and the dentist who is doing the work.

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Name a state, any state, and Robert Dewar of Springfield has run at least two marathons in it. He is 77. Whoa.

Frank Urban collected strikeouts, golf balls and skills with ‘black magic and Radio Shack parts.' He's the subject of this week's Lives Remembered.

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There are six uncontested races on the ballot in Greene County. Rance Burger introduces us to the five incumbents and one newcomer — all of them Republicans.

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On the call tonight at 5:15 p.m. for the Branson Showmen and the Springfield Metropolitans, 2022 #TheGRBL championship on the line. Tune in at tinyurl.com/grbltube starting at 4:30.

Great to hear from Springfield Daily Citizen's Rance Burger and News-Leader's Amos Bridges this morning on how to stay informed about local goverment! I really appreciate the hard work of these two and the many excellent local journalists we have in #SGF

Local journalists and politicians will come together to share tips and tricks on how to get involved in local government for “So You Want to Get Involved in Local Government?” from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Midtown Carnegie Branch Library.

Founded in 1919, at a time when racial segregation divided Springfield’s schools, parks, libraries and even burial sites, Lincoln Cemetery was established as a place to offer dignified burial to Springfield’s African American population. sgfcitizen.org/government/soc…

Having a newborn baby is like playing a series of Minute-To-Win-It games, except no one tells you the objective to win the games and no one says “Go!” to tell you that your minute started.

The latest round of ARPA funds could help preserve Springfield's historic African American cemetery, Rance Burger reports. See what kind of repairs could be coming to Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.

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Yield checks are coming to Springfield crosswalks, complete with police officers serving as 'pedestrian decoys.' Yes, you read that right. Learn more from Steven Pokin in his latest column.

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