Safety

Fireworks can't be bought, sold, displayed or shot off in the Sedalia city limits. What about Knob Noster or Warrensburg?

Knob Noster aldermen have acted on a reccomendation from the City Manager and Police Chief by approving the addition of two police officers to the force.

Students across Missouri are preparing to begin their 2018-2019 school year which means traffic patterns will change and motorists are reminded to watch for buses and students.

Bothwell Regional Health Center will hold a Safe Sitter babysitting class from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 5. The class will be in the Bothwell Education Center, 600 E. 14th Street in Sedalia.

You and I both know that in our day to day lives here in Mid-Missouri, driving is pretty much required.  You can't get around too far without some kind of vehicle.  Yeah, you could ride your bike to work or the library if you were feeling spry - but you might not want to do that in 95…

Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal didn't just talk about how important it is to be safe around trains. He showed it.

When I was a kid, I pretty much just did kid stuff.  I tried to eat candy, I played in the yard, and I didn't have to do anything that you'd qualify as "responsible." Heck, even now I pretty much still eat candy and goof around on the Nintendo.  And then I hear …

The holidays are a great time to get together with family and friends. If you are planning to attend a party or enjoying an evening out on the town, be sure to be safe and always designate a driver. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it...

Oh my goodness gracious, doesn't it seem like every time it rains here in Sedalia someone starts driving like they lost their freggin mind?  It seems like so many people just forget how to operate a motor vehicle when the weather changes just a littlest bit.  Today's been a bit soggy, and you know t…

LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. – If you were to pick the Missouri city where you are most likely to strike a deer with your car, would you pick Kansas City?  Maybe Lee’s Summit? They ranked first and second in 2011 for deer-vehicle collisions in Missouri.