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Former Springfield gym owner sentenced to life for killing neighbor - Vimarsana News

Former Springfield gym owner sentenced to life for killing neighbor

The victim was a retired elementary school janitor who worked for Disney Elementary in Springfield for 17 years.

Springfield man convicted of killing neighbor, setting house on fire - Vimarsana News

Springfield man convicted of killing neighbor, setting house on fire

Samsinak was found guilty of second-degree murder, armed criminal action, second-degree arson and tampering with physical evidence.

Springfield diversity director outlines equity and inclusion plans - Vimarsana News

Springfield diversity director outlines equity and inclusion plans

Taj Suleyman said his work for Springfield can often be misunderstood, especially 'in a national climate that feels increasingly divisive and hostile.'

Ex-Springfield councilman Justin Burnett joins Missouri Faith Voices - Vimarsana News

Ex-Springfield councilman Justin Burnett joins Missouri Faith Voices

In a Facebook statement announcing his position with Missouri Faith Voices, Justin Burnett said 'equity and inclusion are near to God's heart.'

Massachusetts Sues Four Companies for Mishandling of Asbestos - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Sues Four Companies for Mishandling of Asbestos

during a renovation project. The lawsuit alleges the four entities violated the state’s Clean Air Act due to how asbestos was removed and stored from an old building. The incident occurred in Springfield, Massachusetts, at the city’s former YMCA building. Springfield is around an hour north of Hartford, Connecticut, and a few hours west of Boston. The city’s 154,000 residents are subjected to a disproportionate amount of environmental health risks, as the city is an “environmental justice community.” Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healy filed the lawsuit and announced the leg...