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Missouri Schools Closed for Remainder of Academic Year
All Missouri schools will remain closed for the rest of the 2019-20 academic year due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Suspect Arrested After Interstate Shooting In Montgomery County
At 3:31 p.m. on April 7, 2020, members of the Missouri State Highway Patrol and deputies with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office responded to the report of a shooting on eastbound Interstate 70, near the 175-mile marker, in Montgomery County.
There's Another Series About The Mysterious Skidmore Murder
Even though the WHOLE TOWN was there, "nobody saw anything".
Adrian Man Killed in Bates County Rollover
An Adrian man was killed just after midnight Wednesday morning in Bates County in a one-vehicle accident.
Jacket or No Jacket, That's the Question As You Head Out the Door
Hopefully your past few days of warmer weather had you craving for more. Of course, like all good things that must come to an end...at least for now. Cooler temps invade the area as we head into the weekend.
All Those Freebie Hand Sanitizer Bottles Are Sure Coming In Handy
Every year Gramma would be sure to go and get her free yard stick and those little paper fans you could bring to church.
Sedalia Council Approves Two Emergency Purchases
The Sedalia City Council conducted an emergency meeting Wednesday night to address two urgent items under Public Works
Power Outage in Warrensburg
About 4,100 people who live in Warrensburg or the Warrensburg Area were without power this afternoon.
I've Found When "Jeopardy" Is On... I Think
In our household watching the long running game show "Jeopardy" is every bit a tradition as Friday Night Pizza Night.
Spring-like Weather and Then Back to Possibility of Snow
Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected across portions of Missouri Wednesday Afternoon. Storms are expected to quickly move to the east through the late afternoon and evening, with damaging hail being the primary concern.
S-C Teachers Make Face Shields For Bothwell & the SFD
A pair of Smith-Cotton High School teachers are leading a coalition that will provide face shields for Bothwell Regional Health Center and the Sedalia Fire Department.
The Arizona Royals? MLB Says Not So Fast
A rumor about Major League Baseball starting play as early as May prompted a statement from the league. Plus, why Rob thinks there will be baseball this season.
St. Louis Cards Offer At Home Activities for Students
The St. Louis Cardinals announced selected activities from their award winning Cardinals Academic Program (CAP) will be offered online.
Turkey Season Begins With a Bang
In a press release from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), information shows that young turkey hunters in Missouri harvested 2,712 birds over the past youth weekend, April 4 and 5.