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Two people were arrested on multiple drug charges Friday after Sedalia officers served a search warrant in the 600 block of W. 2nd Street.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is accusing state lawmakers of “grandstanding” by holding numerous hearings to discuss a tax refund problem caused in part by a mistake on state tax withholding tables.

Ozark Coffee in downtown Sedalia is gearing up to open at a new location very soon.

The Sedalia Police Department will hold its annual awards ceremony March 5 at the Celebration Center.

Sedalia Police arrested a man after law enforcement was made aware of several Instagram accounts had been created and nude/semi-nude photos of several local underage females had been posted to the accounts.

A press release from the Sedalia Police Department indicates that just before 1:00, officers received a tip that Travis L. Davis was at an apartment in the 400 block of Buckner Court.

The country’s top child abuse hotline recently launched its first text line, and now the nonprofit is looking to Missouri for help determining the efficiency of the service.

The Sunderland Foundation has pledged a $1M gift to the UCM Foundation toward construction of a state-of-the-art terminal and flight education facility at UCM’s Max B. Swisher Skyhaven Airport.

An oil leak near St. Louis prompted the closure of parts of two pipelines as crews work to determine the source, company officials and Missouri regulators said Thursday.

Smith-Cotton High School JROTC will be hosting its 14th Annual Drill Championship competition on Saturday, February 16 at the high school.