City Council Votes Down ShotSpotter Deal

Springfield City Council has voted unanimously against a plan to install a gunshot-detecting system in the city. Council turned down a $420,000 dollar contract with ShotSpotter that claims to recognize gunshots and dispatch police without the need

Retired Police Dog Aries Passes Away

A retired Springfield Police service dog passed away this week. Aries was 12 years old. Aries spent five years on the force before retiring to live with his handler. Press Release On Monday, April 26, 2021, 12-year-old

New Manufacturing Facility Breaks Ground in Buffalo

A new manufacturing facility broke ground Monday on a 45,000 square foot building in Buffalo. The Durham Company expects to bring 50 new jobs to the area. The Durham Company will make equipment for electric utilities. The

Springfield Cardinals Open Season Tonight

The Springfield Cardinals open up their season at home tonight against the Wichita Wind Surge. It’s been more than 600 days since the minor league team played a game. Tonight’s first pitch is at 6:35 p.m. It’ll

St. Louis Business Owner Enters U.S. Senate Race

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The owner of a suburban St. Louis startup has announced a bid for the U.S. Senate in 2022. Spencer Toder is the fifth Democrat to announce a Senate run since incumbent Republican Sen.

Springfield Updates Mask Ordinance

You no longer have to wear a mask outside in Springfield unless you’re in a large crowd. Springfield City Council amended its COVID-19 guidelines Monday night. The move comes after new guidance from the CDC. The city