Jack McGee is a reporter for the Springfield Daily Citizen, focusing on local news in Springfield, Missouri. With a keen interest in community development and government affairs, Jack covers a wide range of topics including local politics, historic preservation, business grants, and city council decisions.
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Jack McGee focuses on local government and legal policies in Springfield, Missouri. He reports extensively on city council activities, ballot measures, grants, ethics policy, lawsuits, planning commission decisions and sales tax initiatives. His coverage also includes topics such as historic buildings inventory and real estate developments.
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By: Jack Mcgee, David Stoeffler
Headlined by Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, Republican candidates for statewide offices also campaigned in Springfield late last week.
By: Jack Mcgee
Like many other races and ballot measures in Missouri and across the country, the fate of Springfield’s Question 1 remains undecided.
By: Jack Mcgee
Early, unofficial results from the Greene County Clerk’s Office show a couple of close races in Springfield's four core Missouri House districts.
By: Jack Mcgee
The ask to regulate THC is one of a few changes to the City Council’s list of state legislative priorities for the 2025 session.
By: Jack Mcgee
The contract provides up to $35,000 for the Strategic Government Resources' executive recruitment services.
By: Jack Mcgee
Water utilities across the country are now required to identify and document lead and some galvanized steel service lines.
By: Jack Mcgee
The proposed additions to the city’s noise ordinances will serve as an alternative tool to address loud vehicles.
By: Jack Mcgee
Early Saturday morning, a significant water main broke near East Battlefield Road and Woodstock Drive when a 36-inch pipe separated from a 48-inch pipe.
By: Jack Mcgee
In supporting the plan, the City Council also accepted a $212,506 deposit into the TIF to offset the loss in future revenues.
By: Jack Mcgee
While the particulars of the program have yet to be finalized, city staff provided an outline of what the program could look like in Springfield.
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