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The stepson of a slain Missouri Ku Klux Klan leader has been sentenced to a total 59 years in prison for his role in the death.

Close to 90,000 children and 23,000 adults have been dropped from Missouri’s Medicaid health insurance program in the past year.

The Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education recently hired new directors for vocal music and theater at Smith-Cotton High School.

Police are investigating the death of a 14-year-old boy who was shot during a gathering with other teens in the St. Louis area.

A 71-year old woman from Oak Grove, MO was killed Saturday evening in a Carroll County vehicle wreck.

Authorities say a man has drowned after jumping into a suburban Kansas City lake to help two children who were wearing life jackets but appeared to be struggling.

A subsequent search revealed a large amount of THC products inside. Lawson was charged with possession and distribution of marijuana.

Warrensburg Parks and Recreation is looking for some part time officials for soccer, flag football and volleyball leagues this fall.

Here are some of the events happening around the Sedalia area over the next couple weeks. If you know of any other events in the area, please list them in the comment section below, or email the information to us at ksisaudio@townsquaremedia.com

Ragu has recalled some varieties of their pasta sauces because fragments of plastic may have contaminated the sauce.

A 50-year-old Neosho woman who pleaded guilty to abandoning the corpse of an Arkansas man was given a four-year suspended sentence.

The Missouri Farmers Care Food Drive will take place August 13, and gate admission to the fair that day is $2.00, with a minimum donation of 2 canned goods to benefit Feeding Missouri!

A Missouri man has been sentenced to 55 years in prison for kidnapping and raping a Kansas sheriff’s deputy.

U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt of Missouri says everyone affected by last year’s duck boat tragedy on Table Rock Lake near Branson “deserves answers,” and he is urging federal agencies to wrap up their investigations.

Missouri higher education officials say more college students are expected to receive merit-based state scholarships this year and students who qualify for a need-based scholarship will get more money.

CSC Group President Brian Smith plans to transform the landmark into the CSC Construction Group, LLC, corporate headquarters

A new program will give Missouri small business owners and farmers hit by tornadoes, storms and flooding this year access to low-interest loans.

MoDOT Project Manager Melissa Wilbers says "three to eight-hour backups are possible" when MoDOT begins a massive refurbishment of the I-70 Rocheport bridge.

One year after 17 people died when a boat sank on a Missouri lake near the tourist town of Branson, the question of whether the boats should return to the lake remains a topic of debate.

A 24-year old man from Milan, MO was recently sentenced in federal court for transporting a 12-year-old victim across state lines for criminal sexual activity.