Zachary Dodge

Thousands of kids in Springfield are getting books to take home over the summer for a new summer reading challenge.

Springfield Public Works releases its 2021 annual report, giving residents a look at what the department accomplished, and the challenges it faced.

Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a discussion on workforce challenges facing the local healthcare industry.

A Springfield breast milk donation site puts donations on hold after Kansas City milk bank closes.

A cornerstone dedication ceremony at 9 this morning will mark the completion of the new Greene County Sheriff's Office and Jail.

Some residents in Republic are concerned about a 90 acre mixed-use development that will be built in their neghborhood.

A volunteer fire department that covers parts of Dallas and Hickory Counties in Missouri is making some needed improvements. But, it's going thousands of dollars into debt to make it happen.

Drivers can expect delays on west Chestnut Expressway near I-44 when MoDOT starts a repaving project in the area this week.

A new program for people living with developmental disabilities starts in Springfield. The goal: fill a void after a similar program abruptly shut down in January.

SPS approves roughly a million dollars worth of work at sports facilities over the summer.

Another change could be coming for students who ride the bus in Springfield. The district is trying to reduce the time between bus routes, which could make less students eligible to ride the bus.

Two companies in the Ozarks receive thousands to increase the production of biofuels, including E-15 and E-85.

A new low-cost vet clinic opens at the Humane Society of Southwest Missouri. The goal is to offer low-cost vet services to dog and cat owners struggling to cover their pet’s medical bills.

City leaders in Marshfield are looking at making a change to how trash services work in the city, and residents have differing opinions on the idea.

Springfield residents can help shape the next phase of the Grant Avenue Parkway project.

Monica Horton will be sworn in as the newest member of the Springfield City Council at April 18th city council meeting.

Spring turkey season starts on Monday in Missouri. With the season right around the corner, local gun shops say the guns and ammo that hunters need to bag that bird are harder to find and more expensive.

A groundbreaking ceremony for the 14 Mill Market is set for this afternoon in Nixa. The Nixa Area Chamber of Commerce says they are already hearing from other businesses and developers interested in coming to Nixa.

A Springfield non-profit that provides shelter to unsheltered women who are recovering from an injury or surgery is looking to make big changes for the future.

A street improvement project on east Division between National and Glenstone in Springfield could cost more than originally anticipated.