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Sedalia driver injured after pickup overturns on U.S. 50

PETTIS COUNTY, Mo. (KCTV) - A 29-year-old Sedalia man was taken to a hospital with suspected moderate injuries after his pickup left U.S. 50 and overturned, according to the state troopers. The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the single-vehicle crash was reported just before 6:25 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12,...

Sedalia, MO · 1d

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Sedalia woman pleads guilty to striking pedestrian with her car while drunk

A Pettis County woman who hit a pedestrian with her car earlier this year, causing serious injuries, pleads guilty to three charges filed against her. It was on Monday when Kelsey Chalfant, 27, of Sedalia, pleaded guilty to second-degree assault, DWI resulting in serious injury, and operating a motor vehicle in a careless and imprudent manner. She’ll be sentenced January 11, 2027.

Sedalia, MO · 2d

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MSHP looking for vehicle in fatal Morgan County hit-and-run

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri State Highway Patrol is asking the public for help finding a car that was involved in a fatal hit-and-run on Oct. 23 in Morgan County. MSHP’s Troop F – which covers much of Mid-Missouri – shared a blurry image of a dark-colored vehicle on its social media on Thursday afternoon. The post MSHP looking for vehicle in fatal Morgan County hit-and-run appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Morgan County, MO · 1d

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Three Seriously Injured in Highway 50 Crash Near Centertown

Three people were seriously injured Tuesday afternoon when two vehicles collided on U.S. 50 at Lookout Trail in Cole County, near Centertown. A southbound 2015 Toyota Tacoma was trying to cross the westbound lanes around 4:15 p.m. when a westbound 2022 Nissan Altima struck it on the side, KRCG reported. A Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report cited by ABC 17 describes the pickup being hit on its left side; the front of the Toyota then struck a road sign.

Cole County, MO · 2d

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More Than 8 Years Later, The Same Family Still Runs The Smoker At These Eight Missouri Barbecue Joints

Some barbecue spots open with a bang and fade a few years later, but Missouri has a stubborn streak of family pits that just keep going. The eight places on this list have been smoking meat for decades, and the same families still guide the recipes, the sauce, and the smoker.

St. Louis, MO · 2d

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Thanksgiving Night Lighting & Fireworks Display coming Nov. 26

The annual Thanksgiving Night Lighting & Fireworks Display will take place on Thursday, Nov. 26, starting at 7 p.m. in downtown Sedalia.

Sedalia, MO · 1d

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Missouri Lake Towns Go Quiet In Winter, But These 5 Diners Stay Open For Locals

Once the boats come out of the water, Missouri lake towns slow way down. The marinas empty, the summer crowds head home, and the people who live there year-round get their towns back. But somebody still has to pour the coffee and flip the pancakes on a gray January morning....

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FLOCK CAMERAS FOCUS OF SPECIAL SEDALIA CITY COUNCIL MEETING

The Sedalia City Council met in special session Monday, Nov. 9 to receive a presentation from police chief David Woolery about the city’s Flock cameras. The only item on the agenda was Woolery’s presentation, where he detailed

Sedalia, MO · 2d

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CARROLLTON SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES MOU WITH SFCC

The Carrollton R-7 Board of Education approved an agreement with State Fair Community College to offer more educational opportunities to its students. The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the college was presented to the Board during its

Carrollton, MO · 2d

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Linn man arrested near Stover with stolen truck and methamphetamine

An Osage County man is arrested with methamphetamine while driving a stolen vehicle through Morgan County. A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper spotted Lakin Stull, 32, of Linn, late on the evening of November 5 alongside Highway 135 about ten miles south of Stover. When the trooper stopped, Stull told the trooper he was airing up a tire and would soon be on his way.

Morgan County, MO · 2d

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MARSHALL MAN SENTENCED AFTER BURGLARY, WEAPON GUILTY PLEAS

The Marshall man who admitted in court to the June 2025 burglary of a former school building has been sentenced to seven years in state prison. 28-year-old John Robert Hooper received his corrected sentence Thursday morning in

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Marshall man arrested with guns & explosive devices sentenced to prison

A Saline County man found pushing a shopping cart containing guns and a homemade bomb through his hometown is sentenced to prison. It was in June of 2025 when someone contacted the Marshall Police Department about a suspicious man knocking on doors. The caller reported the man was in possession of a shopping cart containing shotguns.

Marshall, MO · 2d

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Women's Wrestling Set to Host Missouri Valley Open

Marshall, Mo., (Nov. 12, 2026)- The No. 10 Missouri Valley University women's wrestling team is set to host the annual Missouri Valley Open which has traditionally been the largest collegiate women's wrestling event in the country. This year's Open will take place Friday and Saturday inside the Burns Athletic Complex,...

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Two middle school proposals nearly tied in Marshall community survey

Two proposals to replace Bueker Middle School are emerging as favorites among respondents to a Marshall Public Schools survey, but disagreement over the future of the historic building could complicate efforts to secure voter approval for a property tax increase. Superintendent Caleb Petet told the Marshall Board of Education that...

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Rising food costs challenge Marshall’s Powerhouse as holiday demand grows

As Thanksgiving and Christmas approach, families across Marshall are preparing for the holiday season. For some households, however, putting food on the table remains a financial challenge as rising grocery costs place additional pressure on family budgets. Powerhouse Community Development Corporation in Marshall is working to provide food assistance to...

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BUEKER STUDENT LAUDED FOR EFFORT TO ADD BIKE RACKS

The Marshall School Board recognized a Bueker Middle School student at their Tuesday, Nov. 10 meeting for her push to bring more bike racks to campus. Karlee Bradbury was recognized by board president Bryon Jacques and middle