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The FIFA World Cup is here, and Missouri fans have plenty of local watch party options to enjoy the action without breaking the bank.

About 75 people attended a fund-raising get-together at Ken Weymuth’s house on Tuesday to support Brad Pollitt’s campaign to become a Missouri Senator of District 28.

Missouri ranks among the most affordable states for fast food in America now.

There are more than a dozen communities in the state right now that are keeping an eye on river levels due to recent heavy rain and forecasts of more to come.

American Pickers has just shared the moment when they found a 1937 Harley Davidson hiding in a Missouri barn.

A private family funeral will be held on June 11 at Fox Funeral Home in Cole Camp, for James Leonard Goss, 88, of rural Sedalia.

Missouri has grown from a frontier state into a home for more than 6.7 million residents. Here's how the Show-Me State has changed since statehood.

The Missouri Hospital Association recognized Megan Elwood, BSN, RN, CEN, with a 2026 Champions of Care award for her exceptional contributions to nursing education.

The Burrell Behavioral Health clinic and crisis center in Sedalia will begin operating as "Centerstone" by July1.

On Thursday, June 11 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., the intersection of South Stewart Avenue and West 9th Street will be closed,

The council heard from Fire Chief Kenneth D. Jennings asking for a resolution to reauthorize funding to complete a minor remodel of the sleeping quarters at Fire Station 1.

A Community Cleanup Day is scheduled for Pettis County on Saturday, June 20 from 8 a.m., to 2 p.m.

Kumberg remains in the Benton County Jail on a $75,000 bond.

The Clarendon Road improvement is a joint project of the Missouri Department of Agriculture, the Missouri State Fair, the Missouri Department of Transportation, State Fair Community College, the City of Sedalia and Pettis County.

There are 10 caves in Missouri that look like they came from another world.