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A new SafeWise survey names Missouri’s safest towns as crime trends show signs of improvement across the state.

The SFCC Athletics department held its annual All-Sports Athletic Awards on Tuesday, May 5 at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center.

Visitation for Maria Del Roció Hernandez Orozco, “Rosie,” 52, of Sedalia, will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday, May 8.

The SFCC Agriculture Club hosted Ag Forward, the third in a series of ag-related seminars offered this year by Central Bank of Sedalia.

Macon, Missouri police received alarming calls about a man's well-being on the back of a truck. What they discovered was hilarious.

The Saint Louis Zoo WildCare Park will bring safari rides, walking trails, and endangered animal conservation to St. Louis in 2027.

SFCC has leased the land near 16th Street and Thompson Boulevard to the fire district since October 1978 for $1 per year. The district now assumes full ownership of the property.

Bailey Zimmerman with Chandler Walters will perform on Thursday, August 13

Bailey Zimmerman joins the Missouri State Fair lineup with Chandler Walters as officials warn fans about fake concert ticket scams.

S & A Equipment & Builders, LLC will begin a stormwater project funded by the American Rescue Plan Act

The second place winner was Bela Antonova ($200), and the third place winner was Elijah Kondratyuk ($100).

A Missouri woman claims that she and her cousin encountered bizarre 7-foot-tall creatures near Lake of the Ozarks.

A plant in Missouri will close resulting in job loss for 283 employees starting this summer.

The quietest town in Missouri only has 187 souls that call it home and it has a windmill in the middle of the road.

The family of Mary Catherine Ulmer, 91, of Sedalia, will receive friends from 1 to 2 p.m. Thursday, May 7 at Rea Funeral Chapel.