Springfield Community Gardens has received a $959,000 federal grant to fund a project that aims to connect food hubs across Missouri and address food insecurity.

Routine inspections of Springfield restaurants from Feb. 16-20 revealed a variety of health code violations, ranging from improperly stored food to unclean equipment and unsanitary conditions.

Missouri's third-largest city, there's a range of things to do in Springfield and more than 850 different options when it comes to dining.

A manager at a popular fast-food restaurant chain confirmed one of its Springfield locations will be closing later this month ...

A Springfield fast food restaurant was put on a risk control plan this past week after repeatedly having issues with a cooler not keeping perishable food items cold enough, according to a Nov. 13 ...

Routine inspections of food establishments in Springfield revealed a variety of priority and nonpriority violations, including improper food storage, labeling, and sanitation, as well as equipment ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (Edited News Release/KY3) - Springfield’s Department of Environmental Services announced the Dish to Dirt Food Scraps Drop-Off Program has transitioned from a pilot project to a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Springfield restaurant was using sauces that were more than a month out of date — for the second time in a year, according to a ...

A Springfield restaurant had a live cockroach by its fryer, according to a Nov. 10 food inspection report by the Springfield-Greene County Health Department, and mouse droppings and dead roaches ...

A restaurant cited recently for having seafood at an unsafe temperature corrected the violations by discarding it.