David Stoeffler

A relatively quiet campaign for governor of Missouri is drawing to a close, with Republican Mike Kehoe and Democrat Crystal Quade trading a few partisan barbs.

Josh Hawley's effectiveness as Missouri's senior senator has come under scrutiny in the final weeks of the campaign.

Abortion rights and legalized sports betting measures are among five proposed constitutional amendments and one change to state law awaiting Missouri voters Nov. 5.

In a state where Republicans hold every statewide office, and large majorities in both chambers of the General Assembly, it's an uphill battle for Democrats to make these races competitive on Nov. 5.

With just eight days to go to the Aug. 6 primary, candidates for statewide races are pulling out all the stops to get attention, and to set themselves apart from opponents.

5 days ago ... Mike Kehoe is seeking to step up after six years as lieutenant governor. He says "bomb-throwing" is not the same as governing.

With five weeks to go to the Aug. 6 primary, we introduce our Campaign Digest, rounding up coverage of key Missouri elections.

Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Springfield, says the “liberal media” should dig into the history of the “An Appeal to Heaven” flag.

The state of Missouri should eliminate restrictions and allow Nurse Practitioners and other advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) to practice to the full extent of their scope and education.

A hotly contested race for Springfield school board, as well as changes to the city charter, are on tap for the Tuesday, April 2 local election.

The Springfield Daily Citizen’s first Distinguished Citizen Awards reception will be May 15 in The Gallery at the Gillioz Theatre.

As we celebrate our second anniversary today, we are grateful to the readers, subscribers, donors, partners and community supporters who are helping the Springfield Daily Citizen grow into a thriving news organization dedicated to the Springfield community.

It’s difficult to measure the impact of the Springfield Daily Citizen’s “Living in Fear” series, which put a spotlight on domestic violence.

The Springfield Daily Citizen app is now available and free to download from either the App Store or the Google Play Store. Just search for “SGF Daily Citizen.”

The software switch means registered users and subscribers will need to set a password and get signed into the new system — on each device you use. But once you are signed in, you should stay signed in, except for when your computer updates or you clear your browsing history.

As the Springfield Daily Citizen approaches its first anniversary on Feb. 14, we have produced nearly 1,700 articles, fulfilling a promise to deliver a unique blend of in-depth stories and a daily slice of Springfield life.

Looking for April 4, 2023 Voting Guide? If you are looking for the Voting Guide to April 4, 2023 elections, click here The campaigns are in the final days

Republican Eric Schmitt and Democrat Trudy Busch Valentine are competing for votes on Nov. 8, and competing for voter attention in the final stretch. A barrage of TV ads, social media exchanges and friendly media interviews are likely to follow.

The Daily Citizen focuses coverage on the local elections that hit closest to home for our readers here in Springfield and Greene County.

The pundits are weighing in with reflections of the U.S. Senate primary campaign in Missouri and it boils down to this: Money talks.