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KANSAS CITY — The federal government is going after thousands of people suspected of stealing millions of dollars from taxpayers through their participation in a COVID-19 pandemic program meant to … more
With Missouri’s child welfare system under fire over foster care deaths, staff turnover and mounting investigation backlogs, Gov. Mike Kehoe has named 18 people to a new task force charged with … more
The phrase “not out of the woods yet” takes on new meaning during fall when the number of chain saw accidents increase. Chain saw accidents are painful, expensive and preventable, says … more
WARRENSBURG — United States Armed Forces members, first responders and community members joined University of Central Missouri students, faculty and staff for the inaugural 9/11 Memorial Stair … more
Warrensburg Main Street has turned the third Wednesday of the Spring and Summer months into a vibrant downtown celebration with the Third Wednesdays event. This event brings together local artisans, … more
Just 10 days ago, Steven Rogers says he would have predicted Missourians were set to reinstate an abortion ban this November. Then the latest polling results landed in his inbox. Now the … more
Powerful U.S. officials past and present faced families, survivors and first responders Friday at ceremonies to honor the 25th anniversary of the day 2,977 Americans died in terrorist attacks in … more
Warrensburg girl seriously injured in Johnson County UTV crash A Warrensburg girl, 11, suffered serious injuries at 3:32 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9,  in a Johnson County accident. … more
Enjoy an evening of entertainment as the University of Central Missouri ( UCM ) Division of Theatre and Dance presents “Ride or Die!!!” featuring four student-directed one-act plays Sept. … more
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg City Council unanimously voted to select Capital Paving & Construction as the contractor to execute Phase 2 of the Rethink Maguire Project during its Wednesday, … more
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday blocked a federal judge’s order requiring Missouri to use a gerrymandered congressional map in November, putting the state back on course to conduct the election … more
The Missouri Supreme Court on Thursday found Secretary of State Denny Hoskins in contempt for directing local election officials to use an illegal congressional map, but ultimately ruled he remedied … more
The annual Chilhowee Fine Arts Show is dedicated to the memory of Elly Holloway whose love of art inspired her to found the Fine Arts Division of the Chilhowee Fair in 1975.  Chairperson … more
University of Missouri Extension specialists are worried about the combination of drought and prolonged high temperatures as crops approach their final growth stages, said University of Missouri … more
Western Missouri Medical Center (WMMC) and Warrensburg R-VI School District are announcing a new partnership to provide dedicated athletic training services to Warrensburg student-athletes. As part … more
This week’s Backward Glance looks at a story about grasshoppers, the opening of the Normal School, a train accident, a change in law and the retirement from a local oil company. Source: The … more
WARRENSBURG — A Florissant man is facing a slate of felony charges after allegedly setting fire to a home in Warrensburg last month, resulting in property damage and the death of two pets. … more
Western Missouri Medical Center has announced the induction of Randy Russell as Treasurer of its Board of Trustees. A lifelong Warrensburg resident and recently retired insurance executive, … more
The question of which congressional district map Missouri will use in November returned to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh on Wednesday after a federal appeals court refused to block an … more
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