Jack McGee is a government affairs reporter at the Springfield Daily Citizen. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on commercial real estate and the construction industry, as well as health news. Jack's work has been featured in the Springfield Daily Citizen.
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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
Springfield voters reject again hotel tax increase for proposed convention center, with over $1 million spent on the project and corresponding tax measures.
The Springfield City Council voted to replace the original proposal with the mayor’s substitute on a 7-2 vote, despite some concerns.
Springfield voters may see four additional ballot measures proposing changes to the city charter in the upcoming primary election.
By: Jack Mcgee
Majority of power restored after hail storm in Springfield. Outages caused by substation issues. Residents urged to report gas odors.
By: Jack Mcgee
Federal and state officials celebrate the 100th anniversary of Route 66 in Springfield, highlighting infrastructure projects along Interstate 44.
Springfield property owner seeks wrecking permit for property in Galloway Village, while neighborhood association seeks historic site designation.
By: Jack Mcgee
For the second time in five months, Springfield voters on April 7 rejected a proposed 3% hotel tax increase for the proposed $175M project.
Springfield City Council rejects proposal for ad hoc Transit Funding Committee, opting instead for existing committees to handle the discussion.
By: Jack Mcgee
Developer appears to move forward with demolition of contested property at 3535 S. Lone Pine Ave., despite historic site designation efforts.
Proposed revisions to Springfield's animal control laws aim to address loose dogs, animal cruelty, and rabies concerns. Changes focus on enforcement and accountability.
