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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Community to host Bake Sale for 8-Year-Old with Cancer

4 days ago | krcgtv.com | Amya Henry

Rian is one of the three children that Grandfather Pat Teglo obtained custody over. Between 10-hour hospital visits in Columbia and an upcoming five or six-week-long visit to St. Louis for radiation, Teglo remains out of work. This is why the Camdenton community is hosting a bake sale at The butcher Shop this Saturday from 11 am until every item is sold. Older sister Rowan McCormick encouraged anyone to bring their goods to sell for the cause.
Iran seeks Russian support amid tensions with US over nuclear site strikes

4 days ago | krcgtv.com | Matt Galka

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The State Museum Opens New Exhibit to Celebrate 40 Years of Folk Art Program

5 days ago | krcgtv.com | Amya Henry

JEFFERSON CITY — Saturday afternoon, the Missouri State Museum hosted an opening ceremony for a new exhibit called Missouri Makers. The exhibition celebrated 40 years of Missouri's traditional arts apprenticeship program and featured the work of master artists and apprentices. Folk art represented many traditional art forms in Missouri and beyond.
Mid-Missouri Live Action Role Players Host a Park Play

5 days ago | krcgtv.com | Amya Henry

COLUMBIA — The Columbia Falcon Tours Amtgard live-action role-playing group (LARP) brought together other Mid-Missouri parks for their weekly park play on Sunday. A park is a chapter/kingdom in the game based on location. The groups met at Albert Oakland Park. When reality becomes dull, it offers players the chance to create a new reality of their own. Games are different each time ranging from militia to magic. "We did a militia game. So it was just pure combat.
Driver seriously injured in Phelps County single-vehicle crash

5 days ago | krcgtv.com | Sarah Cummings

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Camdenton man killed after vehicle went airborne

5 days ago | krcgtv.com | Sarah Cummings

A 70-year-old Camdenton man died in a single-vehicle crash Saturday night. The crash happened around 8:30 p.m. in Camden County. According to the crash report, the man was driving a 2011 Ram S35 west on Highway 7, east of Velvet Antler Road. The vehicle went off the right side of the road, returned to the roadway, went off the left side of the road, went airborne and struck a tree. The driver was ejected from the vehicle in the crash. The man was transported to Lake Regional Hospital and later died.
Sedalia man seriously injured in crash where 13-year-old was driving

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Jennifer Weiser

A Sedalia man was seriously injured in a crash where a 13-year-old was driving. The Missouri State Highway Patrol's online crash report stated that the crash happened Friday at 6:24 p.m. on Missouri Route B at Secluded Loop in Benton County. The report states that a 13-year-old boy was driving a 2005 Saturn. The car went off the roadway and hit a tree. The driver and a passenger, an 11-year-old girl, both from Sedalia, were taken to Bothwell Medical with moderate injuries.
Former Rolla church volunteer sentenced for possessing child sexual abuse materials

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Jennifer Weiser

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Invasive red swamp crayfish being used as food for MU's Raptor Rehab

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Jennifer Weiser

An invasive species is being used to help rehabilitate injured raptors. The Missouri Department of Conservation said they were made aware of an invasion of red swamp crayfish in Stephen’s Pond on the campus of the University of Missouri. MDC staff worked with professors from the MU departments of Natural Resources and Landscaping Services to remove the crayfish. The MDC trapped and removed over 3,000 of the animals. They were donated to the MU Raptor Rehab.
Mid-Missouri experts explain how to stay safe this fireworks season

1 week ago | krcgtv.com | Sarah Cummings

Seasonal fireworks tents popped up all around Mid-Missouri Friday with the kickoff of Missouri's fireworks sale period. Fireworks sales are legal from June 20 to July 10 in Missouri. Industry specialists advised residents to use good judgment and never take risks when using fireworks. "Once you light it, step away from the firework. Don’t put anything over a firework unless you are prepared to lose it," Paul Bax, owner of Bax Fireworks in Jefferson City, said.