Mike Mohundro

Covering Order to go into effect at 12:01 a.m. on Monday, July 13, 2020.

The Cape Comic Con this weekend has everyone wearing a mask upon entering the building this year in an attempt to help prevent COVID-19 from spreading.

Ace Hardware in Jackson Owner Ken Fluegge says they expect a lot more sales in masks and thinks they are in good shape currently.

Hundreds took part in a Stop the Violence event in Sikeston where members of the community held a march escorted and joined by officers with the Sikeston Department of Public Safety.

The American Red Cross is holding a two-day community blood drive on July 8-9 in Cape Girardeau at the Show-Me-Center.

The tax deadline is one week away, landing on July 15 as the last day you can file your taxes.

As cases accelerate in Cape Girardeau County, business owners are getting a little concerned.

MODOT and contracting crews are on schedule with the large road construction project at Center Junction between Cape Girardeau and Jackson.

Health officials urge anyone that if they have any COVID-19 symptoms, to get tested and quarantine themselves until test results come back negative.

Police say the juvenile was violently punched with extreme force in an unprovoked attack.

A family tucked back into a Miner neighborhood on Saturday wanted to do a little something special to show their appreciation for first responders.

This new plant will replace the existing one that was built back in 1973 and was supposed to last only 20 years.

The Region E Homeland Security Response Team is made of of 30 firefighters from Cape Girardeau, Jackson and Sikeston.

We caught up with people at Powder Monkey Fireworks in Cape Girardeau County who are already having good sales since they opened a couple days ago.

Captain Rob Grief said safety is very important as fireworks can result in injuries that can lead you or a loved one going to the hospital.

People we spoke with say it’s important to do their part to spread the message to end racism and hope people educate themselves on why they feel change is needed.

Fathers were enjoying their time outdoors on Sunday on Father's Day with their kids.

The annual Free Fishing Days in Illinois is scheduled for June 19-22.

A groundbreaking was held for City Hall at Common Pleas on Ivers Square.

The free attraction gave families the chance to cool off from the heat and also provided a fun atmosphere for them to enjoy together.

Elite Travel Agent Carolyn Sandgren said they recently opened back up on June 1 and have been very busy with people calling in.

Staff there tell us they wanted to wait to open their doors to give a little extra time for the virus to subside for their veterans.

The vehicle is a grey, 2014 KIA Forte with temporary tags.

Each flag has a special meaning as they represent a deceased Cape Girardeau County veteran.

Aquatics Supervisor Robert Shanahan said it's important to maintain CDC and health department guidelines for the safety of everyone.

Cars lined up at the high school and graduates stepped out of the car to walk across the stage to get their diploma.

Chairs were set up with at least six feet of distance in-between each other on the football field where family can enjoy watching them from a safe distance.

Some counties breakdown the numbers for the public cases by age, location, gender, active, recovered cases and more.

Roughly a 150 people were tested for COVID-19 in Scott County on Monday.

The mural is being painted on a side of a building in the Downtown area and pays homage to areas of interest in the past and present throughout the county.