Fire

There's no doubt that one of the biggest local news stories of 2016 has been the fire that destroyed Sedalia's First United Methodist Church on the night of March 2. The fire was reported just before 10 p.m. that night, and it completely destroyed the 128-year-old church and knocked out power lines in the area. On YouTube, there are a couple of videos that show just how intense the fire was. Read

According to a press release from the Sedalia Police Department, there was a fire reported last night around 9:50. Smoke was noticed coming from the First United Methodist Church at 117 West 4th Street in Downtown Sedalia.

The Sedalia Fire Department responded to a fire in the 1800 block of South Marvin Avenue, around 8:00 Wednesday evening.

On Monday, December 14, the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Sedalia Police Department issued a press release on a fire earlier in the month.

There were two fires over the course of the weekend, one that was linked to a death.

The Pettis County Fire Department and Pettis County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to the Chaplin RV Park for a structural fire involving two rv mobile homes at 10:25 Thursday evening (October 15).

There was a large fire that happened at the Missouri Better Bean Plant in Bunceton. Several firefighter teams started battling the fire around 11:11 this morning (August 29).There was aid from Boonville, Pilot Grove, Jamestown, Prairie Home, Ottervielle, Cooper County, California, Columbia and Titpon...

This dog is showing us once again why pooches are known as man's best friend.

54-year-old Dorothy Waller died yesterday morning (August 9) after a fire at an apartment fire at 1008 South Massachusetts. The Sedalia Fire Department and Police Department found smoke coming from inside the apartment fire at 3:22 Sunday morning...

We definitely like the sound of this.