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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Marta Mieze |Susan Szuch
An estimated 2,000 people or more lined Chestnut Expressway from Campbell Avenue to Benton Avenue on the morning of Saturday, June 14, as part of a national "No Kings" protest. The street rang with chants in support of democracy, American flags waved among the crowd, and participants held up signs denouncing President Donald Trump and his administration.
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3 weeks ago |
news-leader.com | Marta Mieze
Springfield City Council is considering a rental inspection pilot program, but no funding was initially allocated in the proposed $530 million budget. Councilman Brandon Jenson plans to propose an amendment to shift funds from Busch Municipal Building renovations to potentially fund the program. Debate continues regarding the program's potential cost and whether it should be self-sustaining through fees.
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3 weeks ago |
news-leader.com | Marta Mieze
With the goal of improving and finding new ways to revitalize Sunshine Street, work on a corridor study is beginning. At a Tuesday, June 3, open house, people living, working and overall frequenting Sunshine expressed their thoughts as the project kicked off. While a study of the National Avenue and Sunshine corridor was proposed for study during the early iterations of the controversial University Heights rezoning, that ultimately did not pan out.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Marta Mieze
After three decades in the same spot, Midnight Rodeo is moving to a new location. In a Facebook post, the country bar announced that this week, the week of June 2, will be its last at the corner of Sunshine Street and Glenstone Avenue that the bar has called home for the past 30 years. Midnight Rodeo announced it will be moving away from the 1773 S. Glenstone Ave. spot it has occupied for the past 30 years on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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3 weeks ago |
columbiatribune.com | Marta Mieze
A 2024 Missouri Republican gubernatorial candidate is suing President Donald Trump, the DOJ and the Department of Education over an executive order aimed at combating antisemitism. The lawsuit alleges the executive order infringes upon plaintiff Darrell McClanahan III's freedom of speech and religion, specifically regarding criticism of Israel. The plaintiff claims the order's vagueness creates a chilling effect on speech and that its enforcement could jeopardize his family's federal benefits.
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