Mike Mohundro

It’s called “Operation Egg Drop." Church volunteers will be using gloves and sanitizer to make sure they are safely putting together a package filled with eggs, candy, scripture and more.

People said they are enjoying their time outside while still maintaining social distancing orders.

Perkins was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017 and understand the emotional challenges while battling cancer.

He had a basketball birthday party that was scheduled for Friday but was cancelled to preventing the spread of COVID-19.

An elementary art teacher is painting a special message to the seniors in East Prairie.

Betty Moroni lives in Desoto, IL, and has many memories in her lifetime there.

When the event was posted, parents and children were encouraged to print off, design and decorate a picture of an egg to hang up in their windows or on the outside of their home somewhere for the event.

Some campgrounds in southern Illinois are open despite the stay-at-home order and considered an essential business.

They are called Mobile Negative Pressure Isolation Units and are designed to be placed around patients to help protect the medical staff

A woman that posted her photo has since had hundreds of supporters who also are encouraging the governor to put in a stay-at-home order.

A Downtown Cape Girardeau business is making sure those that are hungry during this uncertain time get a nice meal.

The City of Caruthersville has a curfew in order for the residents there to be in their homes between the hours of 7 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Heartland residents join in with Quarantine Karaoke

Poston also urges people to have a plan for their pets if they ever have to abruptly leave their home for an emergency.

The curbside pick-up hours are from 10 a.m. through 2 p.m.

More than a dozen cars filled with teachers, staff and Sikeston school students lined up and drove through neighborhoods to show their support for the children.

The library closed on Tuesday, March 17 in response to the coronavirus but still offers online services so kids can still learn.

The Great American Takeout is aimed to support your local restaurants and their employees on Tuesdays and eat at least one delivery or pick-up meal throughout the day.

The Better Business Bureau said they have received more than two dozen reports on scams involving buying surgical masks.

Using a special light bulb and hand glow gel, the fake germs light up on the hands and can even transfer to other objects you touch.

Dozens of walk-ins also came inside the public health center for flu shots as well on Tuesday.

Teachers with Jefferson Elementary school in Cape Girardeau formed their own parade to visit their students at their home today.

The Spark Ministries had a drive-in church service today in McClure, IL.

Runners in Cape Girardeau ran a long distance to help keep their mind and body at peak performance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Illinois residents took to grocery stores and businesses on Saturday before a 5 p.m. stay at home order announced by Governor JB Pritzker due to worries over COVID-19.

The school buses drove through the neighborhood stopping to the students waiting by the curb to deliver them the food.

Many are leaning more towards curbside pickups, take-outs, delivery and drive-thru services as opposed to walk-in traffic.

Notre Dame has more than 500 students from two states and multiple counties.

One counselor we talked with said there isn't a need to overstock these items and feels people do this as they are in fear that there won't be any available later.

Community Counseling Center School Based Crisis Therapist Bailey Debus said to be honest with your child, answer their questions and keep the conversation age appropriate.