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A Memorial Mass for Stewart Kipling “Kip” Salmon, 79, of Sedalia, will be held later in the summer at Sacred Heart Church.

The Missouri Guard will assist in dealing with the Coronavirus efforts.

Governor Parson To Hold Virtual Covid 19 Press Briefing Today.

As the COVID-19 crisis develops both in Missouri and across the nation, Governor Mike Parson and his administration continue taking steps each day to respond and adapt accordingly.

An updated list of resources for businesses and resources for workers impacted by layoffs can be found at ded.mo.gov/coronavirus.

Sedalia Police reports for March 30.

The maintenance crew at Crown Hill Cemetery, Calvary Cemetery and Hebrew Cemetery are conducting their annual cleaning process starting today.

Services will be held at a later date for Marvella May Twenter, 88, of Sedalia.

Amtrak is reducing Missouri River Runner service between St. Louis and Kansas City, which stops in Warrensburg, effective today, March 30.

A nice way to start the week with sunny skies and 60-70s across the area. Light rain will move through the region tonight, mainly impacting areas south of HWY 50 Tuesday morning before clearing out quickly.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol conducted a search for a man in the Missouri River at Boonville Sunday afternoon

A seven-year-old girl was struck a by a car Sunday afternoon in Pettis County.

Western Missouri Medical Center announced Saturday night, March 28, that they are treating to patients for COVID-19. CEO calls for people to shelter in place.

The SFCC Board of Trustees voted to approve a resolution that addresses SFCC operations during the COVID 19 pandemic.

UCM's Campus Cupboard announced new hours.

All City trash collection days will move to one day earlier in the week.