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Could ShotSpotter save lives in Springfield? Or would public money be better spent hiring officers?

Could ShotSpotter save lives in Springfield? Or would public money be better spent hiring officers?
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Missouri State, area colleges get creative to offer in-person graduations in May

Missouri State, area colleges get creative to offer in-person graduations in May Claudette Riley, Springfield News-Leader © Nathan Papes/Springfield News-Leader Missouri State University conferred more than 1,500 degrees during the fall commencement ceremony at JQH Arena on Friday, Dec. 13, 2019. Missouri State altered plans for its May commencement so graduates can celebrate the accomplishment in person and in a timely fashion. Nearly a year ago, colleges and universities in the Springfield area were struggling with the decision to postpone, cancel or dramatically pare down the annual celebrations. All those options were employed. MSU President Clif Smart recently sought permission from the Board of Governors to move its May meeting up. The committee meetings will take place Wednesday, May 12 with the full board meeting occurring the morning of Thursday, May. 13.

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Are you a Springfield homeowner with busted water pipes and a strained budget? Few resources exist for immediate government, nonprofit aid

Are you a Springfield homeowner with busted water pipes and a strained budget? Few resources exist for immediate government, nonprofit aid Gregory J. Holman, Springfield News-Leader © Nathan Papes/News-Leader CU crews work to repair a water main break on East St. Louis Street on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. Busted water pipes. With temperatures dipping subzero this week and the Springfield area lumped into a 14-state energy market that imposed controlled rolling blackouts on Monday and Tuesday, reports of pipe fracture problems started pouring in from a wide variety of homes and businesses in southwest Missouri. The Aspen apartment building on St. Louis Street went mini-viral early in the week after a Missouri State fan account on Instagram, @barstoolmostate, posted video of water gushing down a stairwell in the wee hours on Tuesday.

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It feels like a miracle : Donors, volunteers and churches help hundreds find shelter from cold

It feels like a miracle : Donors, volunteers and churches help hundreds find shelter from cold Jackie Rehwald, Springfield News-Leader © Nathan Papes/Springfield News-Leader Eden Village resident Mirenda Barrows makes coffee as she volunteers in the emergency shelter set up at Eden Village on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. As temperatures plummeted this past week to lows not seen in decades, donors and volunteers throughout the Ozarks pitched in to make sure everyone who sought shelter had a warm place to sleep. There are currently seven crisis cold weather shelter sites throughout Springfield, compared to previous years when only East Sunshine Church of Christ and Grace United Methodist Church opened up on nights when the temperature dipped below freezing.

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Missouri Republicans want veto power on citizen petitions to change the constitution

Missouri Republicans want veto power on citizen petitions that change the constitution Austin Huguelet, Springfield News-Leader © Nathan Papes/Springfield News-Leader Janice and Fred Bausman sign a petition with Dr. Doug McNeal and RN Susie Strozewski to expand Medicaid in Missouri on Friday, Nov. 15, 2019. JEFFERSON CITY Missouri Republicans are taking another run at making it harder for citizen petitions to change the state constitution. That s a big deal: once proposed constitutional amendments are approved by voters, the legislature can’t change them without asking voters first. Progressive groups have taken advantage of that fact in recent years to go straight to voters on ethics reform and Medicaid expansion that couldn t pass in the GOP-dominated legislature.

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