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Posted: Dec 17, 2021 / 10:51 AM CST / Updated: Dec 17, 2021 / 10:51 AM CST

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Man dies in custody following struggle with police

by Connor Wilson / Jan 23, 2022

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-- A man arrested for an outstanding warrant died while being transported by police to the hospital, authorities say.

On Saturday, January 22, Springfield Police received a call about two men tampering with a dumpster outside Casey's on 949 S. Grant Avenue. Arriving on the scene at 8:27 p.m., one of the two men was identified as having an outstanding warrant, and police attempted to arrest him.

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Springfield City Council to vote on raises for city workers

by David Chasanov / Jan 23, 2022

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - This Monday, January 24, city workers will find out if their paycheck is getting any bigger. Springfield city council will vote on pay raises at its next meeting. It would be a four percent pay raise.

Jeff Cumley, the superintendent of the Jordan Valley Park, says no matter what happens with the vote, he’s happy it's being discussed.

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Springfield Public Schools to consider temporary mask mandate

by David Chasanov / Jan 21, 2022

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Missouri's Attorney General Eric Schmitt has now filed 36 lawsuits against school districts over mask mandates. This comes as Springfield Public Schools (SPS) considers having a special board meeting next Friday, January 28, to talk about temporarily bringing masks back to the classroom. The conversation began at a meeting earlier this week. OzarksFirst listened in.

SPS has already been threatened with a lawsuit if they were to enact another mandate, but some board members say safety is more important than legal fees. Dr. Charles Taylor shared his thoughts.

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