KSIS Radio 1050 AM - Sedalia's News Leader

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.

Authorities say two men in their 20s have been killed in separate weekend shootings in Kansas City, Kansas.

A 16-year old Warsaw resident was injured Monday afternoon after her vehicle overturned in Benton County.

Critics of Missouri’s new voter identification law argued in court Monday that election officials hadn’t done enough to help residents navigate the changes, countering the secretary of state’s position that his 18-month informational campaign “far exceeded” the leg…

I imagine at one time or another, we've wondered if our "smart" electronics are keeping tabs of what we're saying around the house. With more people connected to the internet, those chances could cause concern.

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.

Sedalia School District 200 teachers and staff were challenged to find their “why” as inspirational speaker Steve Gilliland addressed the district’s annual back-to-school assembly

On Monday morning, Sedalia Police took a stack of fake $100 bills into evidence that were found in the 700 block of W. 9th.

Arrangements are pending at Rea Funeral Chapel for Daylon Ray Parish, 18, of Sedalia.

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.

Two men with handguns in their waistbands alarmed shoppers when they entered a Kansas City-area Walmart on Sunday, but police say they were just buying ammunition for target practice.