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Johnson County Community Health Services announces the first death of a Johnson County Resident due to COVID-19.

If you've wanted to see movies on the big screen, it's been a frustrating few months. Sedalia Parks & Rec is about to change that for you.

Payphones to some are archaic. A dinosaur. But to some it was the only way that kept us connected to friends and family. Now believe this or not, there was a time when we didn't have a phone connected to our hip or a phone device hanging out of our ear...

A member of the Smith-Cotton High School football program has been confirmed with coronavirus.

Residents of Columbia will be required to wear a face mask starting Friday July 10.

A Sedalia man was awakened by Police, then arrested after it was discovered he was wanted on two failure to appear warrants.

City of Sedalia maintenance crews will start cleaning the cemeteries on Monday, July 20.

The Sedalia City Council approved numerous ordinances Monday night, and spent quite a bit of money in the process.

The Sedalia Public Works Department will be spraying for mosquitoes between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. July 13-16

The Sedalia City Council approved a $4,461,800 contract with KC Gunite Monday night for the Heckart Community Center.