Kansas City Man Testifies He Didn’t Kill Two Cass County Women
A Kansas City man on trial for two counts of first degree murder has testified that he didn’t kill the two women
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Tourist Town of Branson Repeals Mask Mandate Early
The Missouri tourist town of Branson is ditching its mask mandate early
Capitol Dome Will Go Purple In Honor of Military Children
State Senator Denny Hoskins announced the dome of the Missouri State Capitol will be illuminated purple tonight, April 15, in honor of military children.
Childers Donate $250,000 to SFCC’s Capital Campaign
The State Fair Community College Foundation recently received $250,000 from Russell and Julie Childers for its capital campaign
Beware of Facebook Rental Scam Exposed By Warrensburg Police
Warrensburg Police alerted the public, especially University of Central Missouri students, about a rental scam that has been happening on Facebook marketplace.
Rodeo, Bull Riding and More Coming to the Missouri State Fair
Some of the things going on this summer at the Missouri State Fair are beginning to be fleshed out. Including events at State Fair Arena, entertainment and more.
Speeding Sedalian Arrested for C & I Driving
The Missouri State Highway Patrol arrested 23-year-old Thomas L. Meyer of Sedalia at 4:49 p.m. Sunday in Pettis County.
Pettis County Sheriff’s Reports for April 14, 2021
The suspect was identified as Timothy L. Rife, who was located a short time later. Rife was placed into custody and placed on a 24-hour hold
Cole Camp Man Arrested for DWI, Resisting Arrest
The Missouri State Highway Patrol arrested 45-year-old Scott W. Mathis of Cole Camp at 10:36 p.m. Sunday in Pettis County.
U.S. Will Pause Use of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine After Rare Complications
The FDA and CDC are calling for an "immediate pause" in the administering of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, the federal government announced early Tuesday.