Sedalia News

The Pettis County prosecutor has charged a soldier who had been reported missing from Fort Leonard Wood with making a terrorist threat at a Sedalia high school.

The Police Department's STING Unit arrested two adults after serving a search warrant at a Sedalia home.

A Pettis County jury listened to opening statements Tuesday in the trial of a Sedalia man charged with three counts of child molestation.

A Republican candidate for Missouri's Fourth District Congressional seat will visit Sedalia on Friday as part of her two-day district tour.

A Centerview woman was killed in a head-on collision in Johnson County on Friday.

The McLaughlin family is remembered for their good business practices, great kindness and civic pride.

Two Pettis County residents were injured in a fire Wednesday on Van Natta Road west of Sedalia, the Pettis County Sheriff's Office reported.

A 64-year-old Sedalia man faces charges of possessing and manufacturing methamphetamine.

A fire damaged a home shared by a dozen children and two adults. The home at 501 N. Prospect Ave.

Ten local companies were honored Tuesday at the Manufacturing Milestone Anniversary Recognition Event organized by Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County.

Watching the construction of the magnificent new Landmark Building over the past year has been fascinating.

The Sedalia Police Department STING Unit arrested three men Friday on drug possession and manufacturing charges after executing a search warrant at a Third Street home.

The Sedalia Business and Professional Women's Club met Thursday to recognize people in the community who have helped spread the club's mission of achieving equity for women in the workplace.

Sedalia emergency rooms and clinics were flooded with "victims" Thursday morning as part of a training exercise simulating an ice storm emergency.

In response to calls about burning leaves in town, the Sedalia Fire Department wants to remind residents that open burning is illegal inside the city limits.

A seedling idea born during a casual lunch has blossomed into a multi-million dollar project plan to power State Fair Community College with alternative energy.

Gertrude Hunt, of Sedalia, celebrated her 80th birthday with a luncheon, hosted by her family, on Thursday at her home.

Doors opening and closing by themselves, strange voices in the night and unexplainable shadows haunt Sedalia and surrounding areas.

A law requiring registered sex offenders to remain home on Halloween and post a special sign to trick-or-treaters will be enforced in Pettis County.

Despite the efforts of law enforcement agencies, support groups and educational organizations, the production and use of methamphetamine remains a pervasive problem in Pettis County.