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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.
Naked Creeper Breaks Into Columbia Homes
If you don't lock your doors regularly, here's another reason to click that deadbolt.
Missouri Teenager Fatally Struck by Train on Railroad Bridge
A 15-year-old girl Missouri girl died when she was struck by a train after she and friends climbed a train trestle to jump into a creek.
Woman Drowns after Being Trapped Against Log While Kayaking
The Missouri Highway Patrol says a 44-year-old woman drowned during the weekend when she was thrown from her kayak on the Black River.
Sedalia 200 to Host Drivers Education Course Beginning June 3
The Sedalia 200 School District will host a Drivers Education Course beginning June 3.
Subjects Arrested after Search in Moniteau County
Area authorities recently arrested two men in Moniteau County after deputies were notified of a possible stolen vehicle.
Naked Man Broke into 2 Missouri Homes; No Signs of Theft
Police in central Missouri are asking for the public’s help to find a man who was naked when he broke into two homes.
Report of Abandoned Vehicle Leads to Meth Arrest in Moniteau Co
Moniteau County deputies recently arrested a 30-year old Jefferson City woman on drug charges after responding to a report of an abandoned vehicle.
City of Sedalia to Observe Memorial Day
City of Sedalia offices will observe Memorial Day on Monday, May 27.
Lincoln Resident Injured after Car Overturns
A 61-year old woman from Lincoln, MO was injured Saturday morning after her vehicle overturned in Benton County.
Pill Abortions Drop after Missouri Requires Pelvic Exams
The Missouri health department says pill abortions in Missouri declined last year after the state began requiring pelvic exams on patients seeking the procedure.
Grades Are In: States with the Smartest Drivers
Coveted good driver discounts rely on good grades. So which states have the best GPAs for those savings?
Sedalia Police Crime Reports for May 19, 2019
Sedalia Police responded to Smith-Cotton High School on May 13 to assist with a Children's Investigation into a case of physical and sexual abuse that occurred in Sedalia.
You're Not Imaganing It Allergy Season is Getting Longer
University of Kansas Health System researchers say allergy season is getting longer and stronger.