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Funeral services for Charlie Roe, 61, of Windsor, will be 11 a.m. Tuesday,

A bill to change how Missouri colleges and universities handle complaints of sexual assault and harassment hit a roadblock in the state Senate Wednesday, raising questions about its chances of passing this year.

Some streets near the Sedalia Post Office will be closed for maintenance beginning Tuesday morning.

Authorities are investigating after fire badly damaged the police station, city hall and the former mayor’s house in the small southeast Missouri town of Parma, soon after the new mayor and a council member were sworn into office.

A major street reclamation and resurfacing project is scheduled to begin on Winchester
Drive in Sedalia on Monday, April 22.

In all, 46 people — ages 19 to 52 — started the four-week boot camp on March 4, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. Their backgrounds were diverse, but the reasons why they wanted to be on the front lines of the Missouri Department of Corrections were not.

Sedalia Police arrested 55-year-old Corey Dean Elder of Sedalia after SPD was notified of several intoxicated subjects who entered Walmart

Roger Best, Ph.D., was installed as the university’s 16th president during an inauguration ceremony that took place in the Multipurpose Building arena.

A back and forth offensive onslaught saw Sacred Heart Gremlins baseball defeat Lincoln 14-13 on Thursday after taking the lead

Memorial services for Evelyn Faye Newman, 53, of Sedalia, will be held at 6 p.m. Friday, April 19 at Rea Funeral Chapel.

A Clinton Man suffered serious injuries in a one-vehicle accident that occurred in Henry County Thursday night.

34-year-old Chad Newcomb was arrested in the 200 block of E. Boonville. A juvenile victim was interviewed at Child Safe and disclosed allegations of abuse against him.

A Missouri woman who conspired to kill her mother after being forced to pretend for years she was disabled wants her sentence shortened.

The Missouri House has passed legislation that could block the developers of one of the nation’s largest wind energy projects from using eminent domain to string a high-voltage power line across the Midwest.

Sacred Heart competed in the Missouri Envirothon program on April 10, earning second place at the regional level.

SFCC swept a pair of Region 16 and MCCA Conference games from St. Charles Community College 25-1 and 8-0.