Sedalia
Missouri Bill Seeks Overhaul of Criminal Laws
The proposed overhaul of the state’s criminal laws runs to nearly 600 pages. It would mark the first major update of the Missouri Criminal Code since 1979.
Mo. Bill Seeks Stricter Limit On Cold Medicine
Missouri has passed increasingly stringent laws over the past decade in an effort to control medications that contain pseudoephedrine.
City’s Superintendent Says Arming Teachers ‘Isn’t The Right Option’
“That’s one of the options that might be out there,” Dr. Kelvin Adams said of the plan, adding that “it’s not the right option for us at this point in time.”
Concealed Gun Bill for Teachers Filed in Missouri
Missouri law currently prohibits concealed guns at schools unless approved by the local school board or a school official.
Sedalia Men Plead Guilty to Immigration Fraud
The Department of Justice says Thomas Strawbridge and Thomas Laurence pleaded guilty to selling immigrant forms that are free.
UPDATE: Race Car Slams Into Crowd At Missouri State Fair
Man, two women watching charity race critically hurt.
KKK Fliers Found in Missouri Town on MLK Holiday
The fliers were found Monday in several neighborhoods, mostly in eastern Sedalia.
Gov. Nixon: No Repeats of Indiana Fair Disaster
Governor stresses that public safety is top priority in Sedalia.
Kinder Seeks to Move Past Exotic Dancer Flap at Governor’s Ham Breakfast
Kinder shakes hands and tries to shake off scandal.
MO State Fair Coincides With Arrival of Cooler Weather
$2 admission fee on opening day today.


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