Health

Bothwell Regional Health Center will conduct 2 Safe Sitter babysitting education classes in June.

The Sedalia 200 School District will host a Drivers Education Course beginning June 3.

The Missouri health department says pill abortions in Missouri declined last year after the state began requiring pelvic exams on patients seeking the procedure.

Care Connection for Aging Services will offer a program on May 15 in Sedalia to help emphasize the benefits available to help seniors stretch their household budgets

Running Resolutions, a local non-profit, will be hosting a free screening of the award winning documentary, “Skid Row Marathon.”

While Gov. Mike Parson’s administration points to Missouri’s improving economy as a reason up to 70,000 people dropped off the state’s Medicaid rolls last year, advocates for recipients say problems with the new renewal system for applicants is causing part of the decline.

CASA (Citizens Against Spousal Abuse) will host a 'Day in the Park' on April 28.

The United Way of Pettis County Board has developed a survey which is seeking feedback from area residents to help identify issue and focused-based needs.

Sacred Heart elementary students continued the tradition of helping to save lives through the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Math-A-Thon, by raising over $9,000.

Christelle Ilboudo, a pediatrician and pediatric infectious diseases expert at MU Health Care, distinctly remembers the day the boy’s family brought him in to be evaluated.