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Smith-Cotton Senior To Cheer For SFCC
Smith-Cotton High School senior Delaney Thornburgh has accepted a scholarship to join the Spirit Squad at State Fair Community College.
Sedalia Woman Wins $1,000 Scholarship in FAFSA Frenzy
State Fair Community College freshman Danielle Read of Sedalia has won a $1,000 scholarship for participating in the FAFSA Frenzy
Missouri Measure Would Undo Voter-Enacted Redistricting Plan
Missouri lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a proposal that would undo the redistricting process enacted months ago by voters through an initiative petition, then roughly an hour later passed a bill to charge a fee to file initiative petitions.
Woman Must Pay $310,000 Restitution in Exploitation Case
A Missouri woman has paid $310,000 in restitution to a disabled resident who was under her care.
Police Officer Shoots, Wounds Woman at Missouri Store
A female shoplifting suspect is hospitalized after being shot by a suburban St. Louis police officer on the parking lot outside a grocery store.
Surgeon’s License Revoked 2 Years after Child Porn Arrest
The Missouri medical board has revoked the license of a pediatric surgeon more than two years after he was arrested in New Mexico on child pornography charges.
Possible Threat Against Lincoln R-2 Results in Two Hour Lockdown
Lincoln R-2 was placed on a two hour lockdown Tuesday due to a possible threat.
Sacred Heart Softball Falls to Smithton
Sacred Heart's strong offense fell short last night in a 26-10 loss to Smithton.
Dodge Ram 1500 Stolen From Gas Station
A red 2003 Dodge Ram 1500 Dually, with a trailer and UTV, was stolen from Muddy Creek Eagle Stop
Baseball Grems Blast Tigers at Smithton
The Sacred Heart Gremlins blew out Smithton 11-1 on Tuesday.
Funeral Announcements for April 24, 2019
A funeral service for Helen Virginia Chewning, 89, of Lincoln, will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, April 24 at Rea Funeral Chapel.
Sedalia Police Crime Reports for April 24, 2019
Sedalia Police arrested two people after responding to a shoplifting report from Walmart, 3201 W. Broadway, on Monday afternoon.
Missouri Sees Some Progress From Trapping Feral Hogs
Some landowners in southeast Missouri are seeing less damage from feral hogs as the state focuses on trapping rather than hunting the invasive animals, according to state conservation officials.
Census: 52 Missouri Counties Lost Population in 2018
New census data shows that while Missouri’s population rose slightly last year compared to 2017, more than 50 counties lost population.
Special Elections Set for Vacant Missouri State House Seats
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is setting special elections to fill two vacant state House seats.
Man Arrested after Vehicle Pursuit Through Several Counties
Area authorities recently arrested one man after a vehicle pursuit through several counties.