Springfield Police Department to receive $700,000 grant to help with gun crime
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Local law enforcement has been gifted $700,000 to help officers solve gun-related crime thanks to a bill passed by Springfield City Council Monday night. The bill — which passed with flying colors — will establish a new crime gun ...
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City of Springfield plans to allocate nearly $7M to remediate the opioid crisisThe city of Springfield plans to allocate nearly $7 million from the state's Opioid Recovery and Remediation Fund.
Spread the loveThe Springfield, Massachusetts metropolitan area made headlines today with the launch of its groundbreaking AI ...
St. Francis of Assisi School identified the teacher injured in the crash as Amy Travers and asked people to pray for her ...
Due to inflation and the rising cost of parts and labor, Springfield will take out a loan to help build a new government ...
Two weeks ago, Springfield City Commissioners broke ground on their new city municipal complex. On Monday, they authorized a ...
A teenager driving a stolen car hit a police officer in the arm and nearly hit two other officers before he drove off, police ...
Assisting officers arrived and located the alleged driver, 28-year-old Jose Morales-Velasquez on Chestnut Street. He was ...
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