Gregory Holman is a reporter-editor at KSMU, focusing on public affairs and investigations. With a background that includes roles at the Springfield News-Leader and 417 Magazine, he covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, social issues, and crime, while also delving into construction, real estate, and agriculture. Holman's work has been featured in Cape Gazette, Kcur-FM, KBIA 91.3 FM, and KSMU Radio Station SMSU.
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Gregory Holman primarily covers local government and politics in Springfield, Missouri. His focus is on local news such as city council decisions, legal policy regulation, and announcements from local businesses or organizations. If reaching out to him with a pitch, consider providing insights related to the Springfield area's political landscape, developments within Missouri State University or urban planning initiatives in Springfield.
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By: Gregory Holman
The Midwest Newsroom is an investigative and enterprise journalism collaboration that includes Iowa Public Radio, KCUR, Nebraska Public Media, St. Louis Public Radio and NPR. We run many of their stories here on Ozarks Public Radio. Holly Edgell is managing editor, and on October 18 she joined KSMU's Gregory Holman to discuss a recent poll of 4,000 voters across Midwest Newsroom's four-state coverage area.
By: Gregory Holman
Be Kind & Merciful development company wants to put up commercial buildings in University Heights at the corner of National Avenue and Sunshine Street, shown here on Nov. 8, 2023.
By: Gregory Holman
As Missouri’s first day of no-excuse absentee voting wrapped up on Monday, southwest Missouri Democrats turned out for a dinnertime rally dubbed “Together We Rise.”
By: Gregory Holman
Flanked by an entourage of city staffers and local journalists, all nine members of Springfield City Council donned hard hats to take a field trip from their weekly lunchtime meeting on Tuesday. They got an early look at multi-year renovations going on at Historic City Hall.
By: Gregory Holman
On the eve of Tuesday's general election, we counted at least 10 key bills set to come before Springfield City Council at Monday night's meeting.
By: Gregory Holman
The new elections mark a significant geographic change in Democratic leadership for Missouri.
By: Gregory Holman
The defendant, Ted Salveter III, is an 89-year-old retired local attorney. He was found guilty earlier this year on four charges of harssment linked to obnoxious letters he sent to Springfield City Councilmember Abe McGull and McGull's wife, Crista Hogan.
By: Gregory Holman
Springfield City Council holds its regular Monday meetings 6:30 p.m. at the Springfield Police-Fire Training Center, 2620 W. Battlefield.
By: Gregory Holman
The Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau recently asked itself — what’s in a name?
By: Gregory Holman
Located just east of Hammons Field, an old Springfield, Mo. quarry turned into parkland could become the site of a professional soccer stadium for men's and women's teams. Photographed Dec. 3, 2024.
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