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Randy Quaid aka Cousin Eddie from Christmas Vacation will be making a rare Missouri appearance.

Sedalia’s Public Works Operations Department will be performing macropaving work throughout Southwest Village Oct. 20-23.

Missouri had almost 2,900 deer-related crashes last year. Drivers urged to slow down at night, avoid swerving, and stay alert during peak deer season.

From viral sensation to festival favorites, this duo is redefining indie-pop with their catchy anthems and a fresh sound.

Stay at a haunted Missouri Airbnb, once a morgue in the Ozarks, with ghost hunting tools and a spirit box for a true paranormal experience.

As a kid, anything slightly scary can give you the heebie-jeebies, but there were some especially creepy movies back in the '90s that had us hiding under our covers.

CPKC Holiday Train stops in Chillicothe, Kansas City & Joplin with Smash Mouth & JJ Wilde—perfect family holiday outing in Missouri.

Missouri Department of Agriculture already warning about an invasive bug that's been spotted in neighboring states.

The City of Sedalia’s Public Works Department will be conducting macropaving operations on 16th Street from New York Avenue to Marshall Avenue.

The gunite work at Liberty Pond is about 20 percent complete, with a crew of 14 working diligently to finish up the project in about three weeks

21-year-old Alonzo Mcree was placed under arrest and transported to the Pettis County Jail on a 24-hour hold.

A ground-breaking ceremony for the new bowling alley in Sedalia, called Memory Lanes, as well as for the new Sedalia Fire station, fire training facility and E-sports center, was held Wednesday.

The Trading Moon Powwow will return as part of the 12th annual Trading Moon Native American Arts Festival on Saturday, Nov. 1

Our kids have been working hard all year; they always show everyone great promise and dedication, no matter what.

Paula is the general manager at KFC in Sedalia and she’s just all around great," Brandy Scott said.

A Missouri man says he saw 6 or 7 saucer-like objects over a cattle field that made him fear for the safety of his family.

Most babies would be scared of the song. Not this one.

In Illinois folklore, the Tuttle Bottoms Monster endures—an anteater-type cryptid roaming the swampy lands near Harrisburg.