The City of Springfield is hosting a block party on Oct. 14, 2025, to celebrate its soon-to-be-completed project to widen Galloway Street. The party will be at All Saints Anglican Church on 2751 E.

New procedures have been put into place ahead of Friday’s Springfield-Wayne game at Heidkamp Stadium. The changes put in place ahead of one of the fiercest rivalries in the Miami Valley by Huber ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — In response to the City of Springfield’s updated land development code, city leaders are revamping the entire zoning district process. The move will narrow down 25 different zoning ...

The Renew Jordan Creek Project announced progress today on the downtown construction; however, there’s a piece of the project that remains at a standstill.

The purpose of the remapping is to consolidate zoning districts with similar uses, thereby achieving clearer and more specific development standards.

Twenty-seven GoNetSpeed installations inside the Indian Orchard neighborhood will have to wait at least another few weeks after the City Council voted to hold off on them for a second time.

A restaurant chain is bringing a taste of the tropics here to the Ozarks. Hawaiian Bros Island Grill has filed plans with the City of Springfield for a new eatery at 1272 ...

The city of Springfield's Public Works Director said a supervisor in the employee's chain of command brought the incident to his attention.

The city will be transitioning to a new land development code and set of zoning districts, a process called remapping. Council asked city staff about plans to engage the community in the process.

Dozens of Springfield residents, including government officials and concerned business owners, attended the Citizens Club of Springfield’s Sept. 26 meeting about a decades-old issue – the state of ...

Jay Doherty, the former City Club of Chicago leader and Commonwealth Edison consultant, reported to federal prison Tuesday to begin serving a one-year sentence handed down in the bribery scandal ...

The Glenwood Master Plan aims to transform a 47-acre area into a mixed-use development with residential, commercial, and public spaces.