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Communities across Missouri are ready to celebrate the holiday season with a variety of events and attractions. If you are traveling throughout the state, here are a some of the events to check out; courtesy of the Missouri Department of Economic Development.

Kansas City voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved removing Dr. Martin Luther King’s name from one of the city’s most historic boulevards, less than a year after the city council decided to rename The Paseo for the civil rights icon.

There's certain lines from television shows from your younger days that you probably still use today. Since my Jr/Sr high school days were back in the 70's, these are some of the catchphrases I remember.

Daylight Saving Time (DST) is coming to an end. It's the practice of setting the clocks forward one hour from standard time during the summer months, and back again in the fall, in order to make better use of natural daylight.

The Pettis County Historical Society will sponsor the 7th Annual Sedalia Rails, Train and Toy Show at Convention Hall in Liberty Park on Saturday, November 2.

The 2nd Annual Hotel Bothwell - WK Chevrolet Corvette Show and Cruise-In will take place in Downtown Sedalia on Saturday, October 12.

A flag that has ties back to President Harry S Truman was recently the subject of a folding ceremony conducted by Army ROTC cadets as a step toward putting it on public display at the University of Central Missouri McClure Archives and University Museum in the James C. Kirkpatrick Library in Warrens…

A worker has found what’s believed to be a Civil War cannonball lodged in a Kansas City area tree that he was hired to take down.

The Mozarkite Society of Lincoln, MO, Inc. will present the 60th annual Rock & Gen Show from September 20 - 22.

You can get a sneak peak at Burn's "Country Music" at KMOS-TV's free preview screening at the Liberty Center on Thursday Night at at 7:00PM.