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Fitzgibbon Hospital has received prestigious international recognition as a Re-Designated Baby-Friendly birth facility.

Classes will begin for Sedalia 200 on Tuesday, August 27.

The UCM Marching Mules band recently received an anonymous $50,000 donation towards the purchase of new band uniforms.

Two hippo sisters are getting ready to return to their newly remodeled home in Colorado after spending nearly two years at a Missouri zoo.

For the third year in a row, agriculture groups in Missouri partnered to raise awareness of childhood food insecurity and raise support for food banks across the state through the Missouri Farmers Care (MFC) Drive to Feed Kids.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt on Tuesday withdrew a legal brief he had filed in a defamation lawsuit arguing the First Amendment allows him to withhold some public records concerning private citizens that were requested by the plaintiff’s attorney.

A judge on Monday temporarily blocked a new Missouri law that sought to shield large hog, poultry and cattle farms from stringent local health rules.

A former teacher at a Catholic school in Kansas City, Missouri, alleges in a lawsuit that she was fired because she was pregnant and unmarried.

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…

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.