Ashley Smith

McCracken County Police are asking for the public help identifying a suspect.

One more Cape Girardeau County resident has tested positive for COVID-19.

The SIU System and other Illinois universities are working with the Illinois Attorney General’s Office to file legal declarations in support of the lawsuit challenging the new restrictions.

The ferry closed at about 4 p.m., on July 12, due to a blown hose in the engine room.

As of 4 p.m. July 12, there were at least 19,389 COVID-19 cases in Kentucky, 277 of which were newly reported Sunday.

Over 500 people have donated a total of $16,755 dollars for Ethan Hagler, a 12 year-old Cape Girardeau boy who was assaulted while dancing on July 4.

There have been 326 confirmed cases in the county.

At least 5,258 Kentuckians have recovered from the virus.

A 27-year- old woman who went missing has been found safe.

The employee was wearing a mask at the meeting, and kept more than 6 ft. away from a majority of the attendees.

There are six active case in the county.

He was transported to the Graves County Jail on the charges of rape 1st degree - domestic violence; strangulation 1st degree; assault, 4th degree (domestic violence) minor injury; criminal mischief 3rd degree; tampering with physical evidence; possession of marijuana, and possession of drug parapher

Two are from Saline County and one is from White County.

The girl said Wiley let her leave only after she promised to come back.

The man accused of assaulting a 12-year-old boy in Cape Girardeau, CJ Moore, has turned himself in to the Scott County Sheriff’s Department.

The property is located on South Main Street in Charleston,

The Southern Seven Health Department (S7HD) is reporting eight new recovered cases of COVID-19 in the region.

88 have recovered in Williamson County and 18 have recovered in Franklin County.

The Perry County Ill, Health Department has been notified of one more positive case of COVID-19.

Michael E. Rowland, 38 of Benton was injured in a single car crash in Graves County on July, 9.

The Graves County Health Department is reporting a total of 280 COVID-19 cases in the county, that is an increase of 21.

The health department reports the most active COVID-19 cases are in the 20-to-29-year-old age group.

There have been a total of six confirmed positive cases in Reynolds County.

This list also includes residents that have contracted the disease and have recovered.

The Missouri budget includes funding to help job seekers and Missouri students.

Reimbursable funds will be available through December 2020.

The City of Jackson is launching a free web app to add a more consumer-friendly social communication tool to the City’s public information systems.

Of the positive cases, 84 have recovered in Williamson County and 16 have recovered in Franklin County.

There have been 342 confirmed cases in the county, including 19 related deaths.

For non-emergency calls, like crimes that already occurred, with no suspect present, and no immediate threat, a police officer will take police reports over the telephone instead of a physical response.