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An area sheriff’s office is asking for help from the public in locating two Sedalia residents who are wanted for endangerment and abandonment of a child. A release from Pettis County Sheriff Brad Anders says a pursuit was initiated on Highway 65 after the Missouri State Highway Patrol attempted a traffic stop on August 8. The suspects fled into a hay field near Turkey Creek Road and then ran on foot. Authorities identified three individuals, 47-year-old Stewart Kimbrell, 41-year-old Crystal Summers, and Summers’ 9-year-old child. Kimbrell and Summers were not located, but the child was found by authorities and treated by the Pettis County Ambulance District. Kimbrell and Summers remain at large, but were believed to have made it out of the area.

Authorities in Pettis County are searching for a man and a woman from Sedalia who led troopers on a chase earlier this week. The Pettis County Sheriff's Office says a pickup truck fled from the Missouri State Highway Patrol on highway 65 Monday. The chase continued onto Hughesville Road before the suspects drove into a hay field near Turkey Creek Road east of Hughesville and fled on foot.

SEDALIA -- As the Missouri State Fair quickly approaches, West Coast Hitch is moving, prepping and beautifying Clydesdales - the famous Budweiser Clydesdales. Lane Soendker, Supervisor and Lead Driver, joins KMZU to talk about all things West Coast Hitch and how he, a Missouri native, became involved with the company.

Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) is pleased to welcome Cassandra White, DO as a Family Practice and Obstetrics provider at its Warsaw Clinic. As a Family Practice and Obstetrics provider, White will provide continuing, comprehensive healthcare for individuals of all ages and genders, for both acute and chronic healthcare needs. She will also continue care for established female patients, during and after pregnancy, while being inclusive with child birthing plans.

FAMILY: Parents, Mike and Andrea Ferguson; Brother, Garrett and sisters, Kylee and Avery. THE BEST THING ABOUT LIVING IN WARSAW IS: The lake!. WHAT I WANT TO BE WHEN I GROW UP: I haven't really thought about that yet. FIRST JOB: Volleyball. FAVORITE CHILDHOOD MEMORY: When my cousins and I...

Two $2,500 scholarships were recently awarded to area health care students by the Bothwell Regional Health Center (BRHC) Auxiliary. Scholarships were given to Stacey O’Donnell and Lucinda Manolias, both of Sedalia. O’Donnell graduated from Cole Camp High School and earned a Nursing degree at State Fair Community College. She...

(SEDALIA, Mo.) The 2022 Missouri State Fair is just days away. "Buckets of Fun" will kick off with the opening day ceremony on Thursday as the first official event for the 120th State Fair. The first day of the state fair features events for everyone, including the queen pageant and...

The Missouri State Fair begins Thursday in Sedalia. Students from area FFA and 4H clubs will participate in the shows and demonstrations throughout the fair. The students earned their way into the fair at the county fairs, including the Livingston County Fair last month. Events and competitions will be held throughout the fair and KCHI will have information on the local winners as that becomes available.

Some people have been wondering where the Sedalia Area Farmers' Market will be held during the Missouri State Fair. This morning, a Facebook post from the Downtown Sedalia Alliance told us the market will be back downtown for two weeks during the fair. The Downtown Sedalia Alliance says the Sedalia...

PETTIS COUNTY – The Pettis County Sheriff's Office is asking for public assistance in locating two suspects wanted regarding a pursuit Monday and endangering a child. According to a news release, Sheriff Brad Anders says Sedalia residents Stewart Kimbrell, 47, Crystal Summers, 41, and Summers' 9-year-old child fled from Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers into a field near Turkey Creek Road after a vehicle pursuit. A perimeter was established and multiple K9 units were deployed, but the search was unsuccessful.

This article is compiled from the Sedalia Police Department reports. In the early morning hours of August 7th, Officers observed a vehicle with expired registration that was failing to maintain its lane. Officers conducted a traffic stop on it at East Broadway Boulevard and South Marvin Avenue. During the course of the investigation, it was determined the driver was intoxicated. Kelsey E. Van Vickle, 24, of Sedalia, was arrested and transported to the Sedalia Police Department. There, Van Vickle provided a breath sample that showed her BAC to be above 0.08. Van Vickle was transported to the Pettis County Jail, where she was booked and placed on a 24 hour hold for charges of Driving While Intoxicated (Prior Offender).

Mass of Christian Burial for Rose Ann Bahner, 97, of Sedalia, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 11 at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Sacred Heart Chapel. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Prayers of the Rosary will begin at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 10 at McLaughlin Funeral Chapel, with visitation to follow until 8 p.m.

A Sunrise Beach man faces felony assault charges after a Thursday shooting. 36 year old Corbin Everitt is accused of shooting the victim during a fight. Law officers found him hiding inside beauty salon. Investigators believe that Everitt’s family members helping hide him from officers.

A Sedalia man will head to trial later this year after law enforcement finds pounds of methamphetamine on his property. It was earlier today when David Bridges agreed to a bench trial to take place December 2. He’s charged with second-degree drug trafficking, endangering the welfare of a child, and unlawful possession of a firearm.

Two people were injured in a one-vehicle accident that occurred Monday evening in Saline County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports that a northbound 2004 Chevrolet, driven by 22-year-old Samantha J. Byers of Sedalia, was on Wildcat Road at 250th Road around 7:15 p.m., when the vehicle traveled off the roadway at a high rate of speed, struck an embankment and overturned, ejecting the driver, who was not wearing a seat belt, according to the report.

One of the things that always comes up when we talk about what Sedalia needs are places for family activities. While I don't know of any businesses coming to fit that bill in Sedalia, that doesn't mean you can't load the family in the car and head to Columbia to jump, catch some big air, and enjoy a day out with your family at Sky Zone Trampoline Park.

We're getting close to the Missouri State Fair, and for people who live and work in Sedalia, that means school is also drawing near.Obviously some schools are already back in session. But a lot of schools in West Central Missouri in particular, will be going back to sessions in a couple of weeks.