KRCG-TV (New Bloomfield, MO)

KRCG is a television station located in Missouri and is affiliated with CBS. It is owned and operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group, which is one of the largest and most varied broadcasting companies in the United States. Currently, Sinclair manages, programs, or provides sales services for 163 TV stations across 77 markets, following some pending transactions. The Sinclair television group has a reach of about 38.7% of television households in the U.S. and includes affiliates for major networks like FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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Missouri senator warns Medicaid cuts could endanger rural health care access

2 days ago | krcgtv.com | Kermit Miller

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — As the debate over the "Big Beautiful Bill" unfolds in Washington, D.C., Missouri stakeholders are raising alarms about potential impacts on rural health care. The bill, narrowly approved by a single vote in the House, proposes more than $600 billion in Medicaid cuts and introduces work requirements for certain adults. "It will increase costs to all Missourians, and it can endanger access to rural health care," said Traci Gleason of the Missouri Budget Project.
Special session begins to discuss incentives to keep K.C. Chiefs and Royals in Missouri

3 days ago | krcgtv.com | Mark Slavit

STATE CAPITOL — Governor Mike Kehoe called Missouri lawmakers back to the State Capitol Monday for a special session. The special session came after lawmakers failed to pass some key legislation during the regular session. The first day of the special session only lasted 30 minutes.
Jacpot! The Royals call up top prospect Jac Caglianone in hopes of jump-starting offense

3 days ago | krcgtv.com | Dave Skretta

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Columbia man creates cardboard sign to encourage non-violence among youth

6 days ago | krcgtv.com | Mark Slavit

COLUMBIA — The father of a Columbia teenager used a simple cardboard sign to send a powerful message of hope Friday to hundreds of people. Daniel Edwards got a lot of attention on social media after someone posted a Facebook photo of him and his sign of hope standing along Clark Lane. The Clark Lane area has been the location of where law enforcement agencies responded to teenagers committing violent crimes with guns.
Blair's Barn Gears Up for SummerHorse Camp

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Amya Henry

ASHLAND — This week Blair Barns started training their ranch hands in preparation for their upcoming summer camp. The camp proves that idle summer is impossible for children who take on the challenge of learning the ropes of equestrian care. "I think it teaches good work ethic," said ranch hand Caleb. The horse camp kicks off next week, offering a unique opportunity for students to develop a diverse set of skills in a peer-led environment.
Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude: Officers focus on gun violence increase among youth

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Mark Slavit

COLUMBIA — Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude said she saw more young people who committed violent crimes with guns. Schlude didn’t have any statistics to back up her claim. Schlude said children as young as middle school age committed violent crimes with guns in Columbia. Schlude said most of the young offenders used stolen guns. Schlude said her staff needed to do a better job of keeping crime statistics.
Car crashes into veterans hall roof in Excelsior Springs for second time in months

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Kermit Miller

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. — — Residents of Excelsior Springs, Missouri, are reeling after a car crashed into the roof of the local veterans hall for the second time in just three months. The bizarre incident occurred when a vehicle veered off the road behind the building and smashed into the roof, leaving the car nearly invisible from view. "First thing this mornin', we get a call that there's a car in the roof," said Rusty Harrington of Excelsior Springs Veterans Affairs.
Coyote Hill Addresses Legislative Solutions to Foster Care Shortage

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Amya Henry

COLUMBIA — Missouri's Department of Social Services reported a continued need for foster care children in the state. With only 4,500 homes, several children are still in need of that sense of stability. "I saw, there's about 12,000 children in foster care in the state of Missouri. In Boone County, the numbers have just been released, and there are 298 children in foster care. But there's not enough foster homes," said Coyote Hill's development director Joe Knight.
Sen. Eric Schmitt on expedited removal process of migrants

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Kermit Miller

The deportation of Maryland resident Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was removed from the United States on a claim of gang affiliation, has ignited a national debate over the expedited removal process. The United States Supreme Court unanimously ordered Garcia's return, triggering accusations of due process violations.
Germany's Merz offers to help Ukraine develop its own long-range missiles to hit Russia

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Stefanie Dazio |Barry Hatton

BERLIN (AP) — German Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledged Wednesday to help Ukraine develop its own long-range missile systems that would be free of any Western-imposed limitations on their use and targets as the Kyiv government fights to repel Russia's invasion.