Buddy Logan & The Ride Home!

You can see KCS' Holiday Express Train in Higginsville and Kansas City this December.

For the third year in a row, agriculture groups in Missouri partnered to raise awareness of childhood food insecurity and raise support for food banks across the state through the Missouri Farmers Care (MFC) Drive to Feed Kids.

The City of Knob Noster is under a boil advisory due to a water main break on the southwest side of town,

The Warrensburg PD has a message for the new students who've recently matriculated to UCM. The message is pretty easy to articulate: #dontbeajackwagon.

Operation Triple Beam, an initiative led by the U.S. Marshals Service to track down some of the Kansas City metropolitan area’s most violent and persistent offenders, resulted in hundreds of arrests and the seizure of dozens of firearms and illegal drugs.

Ashlee Martin, a member of the Green Ridge FFA chapter in Green Ridge, will be on stage and in the spotlight Oct. 30 ‐ Nov. 2

On Aug. 21, 1979, Daniels earned a gold single for "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," from his 'Million Mile Reflections' album.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol has reported that a Lebanon man drowned while fishing on the Gasconade River.

You've driven across Missouri for years, whether it be on the interstate, a highway, a blacktop or even a gravel road, and you've noticed there's purple paint on a lot of fence posts, and even trees. What does it mean?

One Warrensburg Pharmacy is offering to fill your prescription by presorting all the medications you take and individually packaging it for every dose.

Media outlets out of Kansas City are reporting that Valley Oaks Steak Company near Lone Jack is closing after their expansion plans have caused controversy.

Shannon D. Watts, a 34-year-old inmate with the Missouri Department of Corrections who escaped from work detail Sunday at the Missouri State Fairgrounds, has been apprehended.

Even though we're not included in the graphic as being under a heat advisory this afternoon and this evening, we really are!

The City of Sedalia began work on its annual chip and seal program Monday and motorists are encouraged to find alternate routes on the day work is scheduled

Four-way stop signs are coming soon to 10th and Winchester.

Sedalia resident John Urton stood up to address the Council about a problem he's having with a neighbor at 625 South Lafayette.

Celebrate National Dog Day by heading out to Bark In The Park at Liberty Park from 10AM - 2PM CDT.

City of Sedalia crews are working this week (Aug 19 - 23) to remove tree limbs and branches from public property and right-of-ways resulting from the recent wind storm damage.

In 2016, there were nearly 18,000 automobile accidents each day in the United States, and that number continues to grow. Here are the car models that are most often involved.

The Missouri State Fair celebrated Youth in Agriculture Day, sponsored by the Missouri Department of Agriculture, Saturday, August 17, with the annual Sale of Champions highlighting the day and raising $156,300.