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Creativity and holiday spirit is being sprinkled back into the community of Gideon
The 6th annual Sikeston Parade of Lights begins at 7 p.m. on Friday, December 1.
In Cape Girardeau at the Osage center, hundreds of volunteers package food to be donated for those in need
An arrest has been made following the investigation of an incident reported at Merick Hall on the Southeast Missouri State University campus
Prosecutors on Saturday charged a man with six felony counts following a triple shooting Friday in Ste. Genevieve which left the suspected shooter and two victims injured.
A drug investigation this summer has led to the arrest of a New Concord, Kentucky man.
A man from Puryear, Tennessee was arrested on Friday after a traffic stop that happened earlier this year.
A recent partnership between Three Rivers College and Central Methodist University will help nursing students gain valuable experience towards their careers.
Tickets are on sale for the upcoming Cape Anime Con held in March 2024
A man is dead and a woman was seriously injured after a shooting at a Sikeston, Mo. park.
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The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) invites the public to discover nature through Eagle Days events by watching bald eagles around the state.
Kevin Pollock has been selling Christmas Trees in Cape Girardeau for more than a dozen years, but that came to a halt this holiday season.
A second man was arrested in connection with shooting outside Kentucky Oaks Mall on Wednesday morning, November 29.
Police are looking for three persons of interest in relation to a shooting incident that took place on Thursday, November 30.
Comedian Jeff Foxworthy is coming back to the Black River Coliseum.
The people of Dunklin County are mourning the death of its chief deputy.
A Paducah man received multiple charges in multiple counties, including attempted burglary
A Missouri woman says her multiple sclerosis diagnosis was a long one that has led to her filing a lawsuit against the hospital.
The Lights Fantastic Parade will roll through the city tomorrow night for the 32nd year.
The event is something like a bar crawl. Donating gets you into all participating downtown bars.
There was a shooting in downtown Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, Friday morning.
This year’s theme is the Elements of Christmas, with a focus on how water, fire, earth, air, and the spirit of Christmas feature in both modern and historical traditions.
The old U.S. 60 Cumberland River “Smithland” Bridge is no longer.
Southern Illinois University Carbondale is offering a limited number of rooms for those visiting the area during the total solar eclipse on April 8
A list of current boil water orders and advisories in the Heartland.
The annual Lights Fantastic Parade is set for Saturday, December 2.
The Southern Illinois University Football team will play the University of Idaho Vandals this Saturday in the second round of the FCS Playoffs.
Three people wanted for questioning by Kennett police in a Thursday afternoon shooting have reportedly been spotted in Greene County.
Two deputies were involved in a crash while responding to a chase.
Charges against a woman accused of running over a man outside of a private club in Cape Girardeau have been amended to involuntary manslaughter after the man dies.
A Mayfield man accused of posing as an FBI employee was arrested on Thursday.
With primary operations at Granite City Steel indefinitely idled, more than a thousand workers could be laid off.
The entrance to Blanchard Elementary School has a fresh new look.
The Southeast Missouri State University’s Department of Public Safety are investigating after a report of a weapon seen on campus
A new Illinois law requires assault weapon holders to register their firearms with Illinois State Police, but than less than 1% has done so, according to authorities.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) hosted two public information meetings on the U.S. 60 Connectivity Study
The case against a Cape Girardeau woman accused of allowing illegal drug activity to happen on her property is moving forward.
Thomas said especially during the holidays they have people coming in with fake rings from this scam a lot.
Every year, hunters trek out into the woods in hopes of bagging a big buck. When they do, those same hunters bring ‘big bucks’ to local businesses.
Governor Mike Parson named the acting director of the Missouri Department of Corrections.
With temperatures plunging Tuesday night and the official start of winter right around the corner, organizations like the United Way of Southeast Missouri are scrambling to find overnight shelter for the homeless.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and First Lady Britainy Beshear invited Kentuckians to join them on the South Lawn of the Capitol for the lighting of the state’s Christmas Tree
Beginning at 5:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Kennett Mayor Jake Crafton will deliver the Christmas proclamation, kicking off the holiday season.
The Historical Society’s hosting its third annual Nativity Walk at the History Center on High Street in Jackson, Missouri.
A man who pointed a gun at a Sikeston officer in March has been sentenced to 14 years in prison.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear was joined by First Lady Britainy Beshear to provide a Team Kentucky Update on November 30
The winners have been announced for the 31st Annual Downtown Parade of Lights.
The Missouri Department of Conservation is asking for the public’s help in a poaching investigation.
If you have a kid in college you know how difficult those financial aid papers can be to fill out.