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Driving The Twin Bridges on I-435? Get Ready For Construction
I435 bridge project update: Expect lane closures until year end for rehabilitation, plan for traffic near I70 interchange and Sni-A-Bar Road.
Sedalia Woman Arrested Following Domestic Attack
Sedalia Police responded to the 800 block of South Missouri Avenue in regards to a call of a subject attempting to leap off the roof.
Severe Weather Could Impact Millions Across U.S. This Week
Here's every place predicted to be impacted by multiple rounds of severe weather this week.
Missouri Couple Gets Married Even After Tornado Rips the Roof Off
How strong is your love? One Missouri couple can rightfully say their marriage is stronger than a tornado after they made the promise to spend a lifetime together after a twister ripped the roof off of their wedding place before the service even began.
13 Years Ago, St. Louis, Missouri Clobbered By Monster Tornadoes
I've been in and through the St. Louis, Missouri airport many times in my lifetime, but I've fortunately never experienced what everyone in those terminals did on this day 13 years ago when monster tornadoes devasted the St. Louis area including a direct hit on the airport.
The Sedalia Rotary Club Wants Your Help With the Community Hope Chest
The Sedalia Rotary is asking for that help with their auction. They're going to have tons of great stuff, and plenty of donations from local businesses.
Trespassing Suspect Arrested on Several Charges
The suspect, 50-year-old Renee M. Fortune of Sedalia, refused orders and took off in her vehicle. The officer followed her to her house on Anderson Avenue.
4 in Missouri Guilty of Torturing, Killing a Man with a Blowtorch
It would be hard to argue that there is a humane way to take a life, but this one in Missouri is especially grisly. The feds just announced that 4 in Missouri were sentenced to prison without parole for their role in the death of a Missouri man who was first tortured with a blowtorch.
Third SFCC Tractor Cruise A Success
The third annual State Fair Community College Tractor Cruise held Saturday was a success that benefitted the college's Agriculture program.