Missouri State Museum Launches State Capitol Virtual Tour Series
Missouri State Museum recently launched a Missouri state Capitol virtual tour series for educators and the public.
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Number Of Abortions Drops In Missouri Because Of Regulations
Missouri's only abortion provider says it is performing fewer abortions because state restrictions are prompting many women to drive to a nearby clinic in Illinois.
Knob Noster Man Injured In Dump Truck Rollover
A Knob Noster man was injured when a dump truck he was driving overturned on Wednesday.
President Joe Biden's Inauguration: Social Media Reactions
Stars rejoiced in the new U.S. president.
Biden Inauguration: Joe Biden Sworn in as President
Joseph R. Biden was sworn into office on Wednesday, becoming the 46th President of the United States in an inaugural ceremony on the Capitol's West Front.
Council Honors Rice For 46 Years Of Service
John Rice retired after working for the City of Sedalia for 46 years and two weeks,
President Donald Trump Issues Final Wave of Pardons
President Trump Issues Final Pardons
New 'Citizens Reporting Tool' Launched on City of Sedalia SIte
There’s a new reporting tool on the City of Sedalia website that helps connect a citizen’s request directly to the specific department waiting to assist them.
Baeza to Serve as Chair of Pioneer Trails Planning Commission
Commissioner Israel Baeza was selected by the Pioneer Trails Regional Planning Commission to serve as the Chair,
Sen. Josh Hawley Has New Publisher For 'Big Tech' Book
The conservative publisher Regnery announced Monday that Hawley’s “The Tyranny of Big Tech” will come out this spring.