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A large portion of a public park near Atlanta on the proposed site of a police and fire training facility -- dubbed "Cop City" by critics -- has been temporarily

A large portion of a public park near Atlanta on the proposed site of a police and fire training facility -- dubbed "Cop City" by critics -- has been temporarily

The Elgin City Council has tentatively approved creating a Civilian Review Board for the Elgin Police Department, but its structure will be different than what had been recommended by the Community Task Force on Policing.

A large portion of a public park near Atlanta on the proposed site of a police and fire training facility -- dubbed "Cop City" by critics -- has been temporarily

Four years ago, the chamber board also endorsed the $168 million bond issue, which was approved in 2019.

On April 4, voters in Springfield Public Schools will decide the fate of the largest bond issue in the districts history.

The annual Youth Empowerment Summit was Thursday on the Missouri State University campus. The alleged incident was late morning.

Four candidates are running for two positions on the SPS board. They include Judy Brunner, Landon McCarter, Chad Rollins and Shurita Thomas-Tate.

ShotSpotter is a technology allowing the MPD to accurately locate gunfire, but does it reduce crime?

Citing health reasons, Springfield chief human resources officer Bill Redinger will retire at the end of this school year.