Politics

Voters in races across the country backed Democrats, including in New York’s mayoral race and contests for governor in New Jersey and Virginia, rejecting President Donald Trump’s late and lightweight push for his preferred candidates.

About two dozen people took part in a “No Kings” protest on the Fourth of July in Sedalia.

The guest speaker this Friday at the weekly meeting of the Pettis County Pachyderm Club will be St. Paul’s Lutheran School Principal Tina Southerland.

The legislation guarantees that a 60-credit-hour, lower-division course block in five key degree pathways will transfer seamlessly from SFCC to any Missouri public university offering the same program.

Israel Baeza has announced his candidacy for District 52 state representative.

Governor Mike Kehoe has announced the death of former U.S. Senator and Missouri Governor, Christopher S. “Kit” Bond.

Voters have chosen incumbents Tom Oldham and Bob Cross, and newcomers Lee Scribner and Michelle Franklin to represent them on the Sedalia City Council.

Missouri Senate Bill 594 proposes displaying the Ten Commandments in public schools by 2026, igniting debate on religion's role in education and school safety.

The Kansas City Royals may soon relocate, with rumors pointing to 119th Street and Nall Avenue in Overland Park as a potential new home.

State Rep Brad Pollitt has announced that will seek election to the Missouri State Senate in the 28th District.