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The state fair continues Tuesday morning in west-central Missouri’s Sedalia. Some of the fair food at the 2026 Missouri state fair in Sedalia (August 2026 photo courtesy of Missouri state fair’s Flickr page) It’s Missouri
Did you get your Mizzou football season tickets yet? You’re out of luck. They’re all sold out. Single game tickets for Homecoming against Florida and the Texas game are gone too. There are still tickets
KWOS weekend host Hal Dulle is appointed as Jefferson City’s interim 3rd Ward councilman. He replaces Derek Thomas who resigned. The seat is up for grabs in the April 2027 election. Dulle is the former
Fulton’s Serve Inc. has received a $10,000 donation for its food pantry facility in Fulton, thanks to Callaway Bank and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines. Callaway Bank chief executive officer Kim Barnes
The 2026 state fair is continuing Monday in west-central Missouri’s Sedalia. This is one of the farm animals you will see at the 2026 Missouri state fair in Sedalia (August 13, 2026 photo courtesy of
Watch out for continuing jammed traffic on Missouri Blvd this week. One eastbound lane of Missouri Blvd. will be closed during daytime hours between South Ten Mile and near Wildwood. It’s part of the project
He’s arguably the most popular guest on our Zimmer Children’s Miracle Network Radiothon. And he’s never said a word. Link the therapy dog will retire this fall. The 9 – year old Golden Retriever has
The powerful U.S. House Ways and Means Committee chairman says returning home to southeast Missouri for his annual August farm tour is one of the best parts of his job. U.S. Rep. Jason Smith (R-Salem)
Columbia Regional Airport’s (COU) manager expects construction at the airport’s north parking lot to be finished prior to the important Christmas holiday travel season. The north parking lot has been closed since last Monday (August
A Cole County judge set trials for Tuesday on two proposed Missouri ballot measures blocked by Secretary of State Denny Hoskins’ office. Judge Daniel Green will hear cases on a congressional redistricting referendum and an
Columbia’s police chief is grateful to voters for narrowly approving Proposition One this month. Columbia firefighters battled a fire at the McDonald’s in the 200 block of South Providence (August 4, 2026 photo courtesy of
There’s a lot of folks who think Flock cameras are just another way for the ‘Man’ to keep an eye on you. But police say they’ve been an important tool in helping them catch criminals.