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A Resource Drive held last Friday afternoon at Woods East, 701 E. Broadway, yielded 738 pounds of food.

In an effort to help educators, the Missouri Department of Education (MDC) is encouraging teachers to add Hunter Education to their in-school curriculum.

As February turns to March Missouri meteorologists and public safety experts begin to focus more on the potential for tornadoes, lightning, hail, and flooding.

Both the St. Louis Cardinals and the Kansas City Royals are under way with spring training. Both teams are off and running, looking at players that will eventually fill their rosters for their 2021 regular seasons.

The MSHP said Monday night that the bodies of a missing man and his two young children were found in rural Benton County.

I point it out so he can literally see it.

Bothwell Regional Health Center in Sedalia is relaxing their visitation rules and expanding visiting hours at the hospital.

Upon arrival, fire crews were advised there was still someone inside the burning apartment house.

A press release from the Pettis County Health Center is changing the amount of time needed for quarantine cases.

If you were a witness that has not been spoken to, or have information regarding this incident, please call 660-827-7823 extension 1244.

Deputies deployed stop sticks, which deflated three of the four tires.

As we enter the month of March, the tours begin back up again at a Missouri prison that was once coined "the bloodiest 47 acres in America."

When it comes to parking lots in Sedalia, a lot of them present challenges. We took your suggestions and have come up with the Top five worst parking lots in Sedalia.

So we start off the third month of the year with expectations of bigger and better things coming our way this month. Compared to March of 2020 we can only hope that this month will fare better.

Kansas City's Worlds of Fun and their Viking Voyager log flume ride were featured in a sketch on Saturday Night Live this weekend.

74 students participated in the Math-A-Thon to raise a new record $15,820.00 --- all of which goes directly to St. Jude.

SFCC Board of Trustee Jim Page has resigned his position on the board effective immediately.

The SFCC Roadrunners fell to the sixth-ranked Mineral Area College Cardinals 69-54 Feb. 20.

Several large bags of marijuana, along with controlled substances and over $4,000 in cash were seized.

A DOR check of the driver revealed he was revoked out of Missouri.

The Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday morning at the Hayden Liberty Center Association for the Arts