Missouri News

Massachusetts-based artist Rebecca Hutchinson will create a site-specific installation in the Scott Gallery at Daum Museum of Contemporary Art on the campus of State Fair Community College.

Well, we didn't see the storms roll though our area as we thought they would have done yesterday afternoon/last night. Most of the precipitation stayed to the west and south of us, but with the system out of the area, a couple of beautiful days weather-wise are in store.

Summer is trying to hang on for a few more days. Warmer temps, humidity, and/or the possibility of storms are still in the forecast through the middle of next week.

1665 Digital and The Missouri State Fairgrounds are excited to announce the arrival of a new marquee sign on the east side of the Missouri State Fair Grounds.

Farming plays a vital role in Missouri’s economy, history, and identity. In the coming weeks, farmers across the state will be harvesting their crops. Expect to see an increase in farm machinery traffic--especially on rural highways.

A Food Truck FUNdraiser and Carnival to benefit the Pettis County Open Door Service Center is slated for Saturday, September 21 in Sedalia.

State Fair Community College’s The LearningForce and Pettis County Industrial Safety Council will offer a free seminar that addresses common workplace hazards, safety standards and corrective actions.

The intersection at Winchester Avenue and W. 10th Street will become an all way stop, effective September 17.

A new bill passed by the Missouri legislature and signed by Governor Mike Parson wipes out mandatory minimum sentences for some nonviolent crimes.

If you love the scenery of fall colors along Missouri River bluffs, you'll enjoy the Fall Colors Tram Tours Oct. 23 and 24. The two-hour roundtrip tours will take visitors on the Katy Trail between Rocheport and McBaine in the comfort of a tram coach.