Jack McGee is a government affairs reporter at the Springfield Daily Citizen. He covers a wide range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and urban development, with a particular focus on elections and real estate. 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 City Council faces a decision on a rezoning ordinance for an apartment complex. Voters may decide if the council doesn't repeal it.
By: Jack Mcgee
Patrons and staff were outside of the restaurant when firefighters arrived on scene. No injuries were reported.
By: Jack Mcgee
Learn about the challenges small business owners face in Springfield with the new ordinance requiring payment of business personal property taxes.
Springfield firefighters reject city's 2% pay increase offer, raising concerns about collective bargaining rights and impasse procedures.
Springfield City Council passes ordinance to crack down on illegal signs, creating a new enforcement mechanism for city staff.
Outgoing state Sen. Lincoln Hough and former state Rep. Crystal Quade discuss the drawbacks of term limits and the influence of lobbyists in Missouri politics.
Neighbors are challenging the rezoning approval for Auburn Meadows subdivision in Greene County, raising concerns about infrastructure and county plans.
Landlords in Springfield's West Central neighborhood must register rental properties by July 31 to avoid fines. Learn more about the pilot program.
By: Jack Mcgee
Greene County Commission requests study on environmental impacts of data centers amidst growing concerns over energy consumption and water usage.
By: Jack Mcgee
Stone County deputies executed a search warrant on Richard and Yvonne Bird's home a week before the two law enforcement officers were killed.
