Springfield Daily Citizen
US Supreme Court again blocks Missouri’s gerrymandered congressional map
The ruling ends weeks of conflicting court orders over which districts voters will use and leaves the state’s 2022 congressional map in place.
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5mLogan-Rogersville is off to a torrid start. How good can the No. 3 Wildcats get?
No. 3 Logan-Rogersville moved to 5-0 following a 42-13 homecoming victory over ninth-ranked Bolivar on Friday night.
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6mFive observations from Week 5 of the Springfield high school football season
High school football highlights from week four featured standout rushing performances by Nolan Lashley, Sam Boster, and Joe Roche, alongside notable victories for Springfield Catholic, Logan-Rogersville, Glendale, Nixa, and Republic.
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Historic Black church building's renovation celebrated at Drury
Drury University celebrated completion of a yearslong mission to renovate the historic Black church building at Benton and Central. Using about $3 million in private funding and federal COVID recovery grants, Drury started construction in 2024.
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Pleasant Hope man accused of jumping in back of stranger's truck, assaulting teen with chain
Dravyn Lee Shipley, 23, is charged with the Class A felony of first-degree assault - serious physical injury or special victim, two counts of armed criminal action, and second-degree burglary - unlawful entry into a motor vehicle.
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4mLost Robert E. Smith tribute mural is set to be recreated downtown this October
Two local artists will recreate a beloved Robert E. Smith tribute mural on a different downtown Springfield wall throughout October.