Joe Hadsall

A three-year lawsuit against Springfield Public Schools, due to go to trial in early 2025, has been dropped by Missouri’s attorney general after a settlement was reached between the two parties.

Next school year, students and parents will deal with a calendar that looks virtually the same, with one key difference — the year will not start on a Monday.

Springfield Public Schools is altering one particular cut to its International Baccalaureate program for a school’s elementary students.

An educator who has helped guide Ozarks Technical Community College through 25 years of changes has announced her retirement.

A light agenda for Tuesday’s Springfield Board of Education meeting gave an even bigger spotlight for people to share concerns about library staffing in schools.

Missouri State University is ready to begin a major construction project on the southeast corner of its campus by approving its total cost.

A Sunshine Law request made by the Springfield Daily Citizen reveals MSU’s original plan was for MSU officials to conduct criminal background checks through a university vendor, and for members of the search committee to conduct reference checks.

As candidates begin raising money for April’s Springfield Board of Education race, a large finding against a political action committee for its fundraising activities in previous races will cast a shadow.

A change in plans for the inauguration of President Donald Trump resulted in a cancellation of a planned performance by the Missouri State University Pride Marching Band.

A deal had been reached with the General Council of the Assemblies of God to buy 8.86 acres at Division and Campbell streets for $8 million, according to a spokesperson for Springfield Public Schools.