Prosecutors to Seek Death Penalty in Marijuana Oil Killing
Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty against a Chicago man charged in the death of his marijuana oil dealing partner whose remains were found in rural Missouri.
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Missouri Grapples with Children Living in Poverty
The leader of a Jefferson City daycare said she hasn’t seen any evidence of a reported downturn in the number of Missouri children living in poverty.
Of More than 600 Guns Stolen 2 Years Ago, Only 73 Recovered
A federal prosecutor says authorities have recovered only 73 of the 654 guns stolen in 2017 in Springfield, Missouri.
SFCC to Extend Enrollment Hours on May 22 and 23
State Fair Community College’s Admissions and Outreach will extend business hours to 7:00 p.m. Wednesday (May 22) and Thursday (May 23) for enrollment in summer and fall classes.
Woman Pleads Guilty to Murder of Holt’s Summit Man
A woman has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the 2018 death of a 67-year-old central Missouri man.
Lucas Oil Speedway Postpones Weekend Races due to Storm Damage
A severe storm and possible tornado has caused major damage to Lucas Oil Speedway, forcing this weekend's Lucas Oil Show-Me 100 presented by ProtectTheHarvest.com to be postponed.
Sedalia Police Crime Reports for May 21, 2019
Sedalia Police conducted a traffic stop near 3rd and Limit on a black car traveling north doing 77 mph in a 40 mph zone at 10:24 p.m. Friday
Sedalia Council Hears Trash Talk
The Sedalia City Council heard a lot of trash talk Monday night.
Altering Job Titles May Result in Neighborhood Revitalization
The Sedalia City Council amended an ordinance on Monday night that redefines some jobs duties in Community Development.
Smoot Recognized as Sedalia's Firefighter of the Year
Driver and Engineer Scott Smuth was recognized as Sedalia's Firefighter of the Year at Monday night's City Council meeting.