Mike Mohundro

A neighborhood in East Cape Girardeau are still greatly impacted by flooding as waters continue to increase.

Water on Illinois Route 3 in Alexander County means lengthy detours for drivers.

The swollen Mississippi River has flooded many streets, land and homes on both sides of the river. This has even led to evacuations in an East Cape Girardeau community.

Cape Girardeau Mayor Bob Fox issued a proclamation marking the honor for the city to be a Purple Heart City.

Reno was put down after a mass was discovered that led to some other complications.

The statue is dedicated to all African American troops and was installed in Cape Girardeau on Sunday morning, May 19.

The 573 Film Festival kicks off on Friday, June 7 and extends throughout the weekend until Sunday with various events in Perryville.

An Alexander County home sits surrounded by water with two sheds sitting a couple feet deep in the water next to it.

Cape Girardeau police are investigating a report of robbery at gunpoint.

On Tuesday, June 4, medical marijuana forms and instructions will be available for patients and industry members in Missouri.

Cape G Rocks is a newly formed organization that provides music events in Cape Girardeau.

Residents are once again preparing for a major flooding event in Dutchtown.

A Miller City, Illinois woman kept her restaurant open despite floodwaters rising for their 3rd annual Crawfish Boil event at the Horseshoe Bar & Grill on Saturday.

A female adult dog and her 9 pups were rescued as they were starving and dying at a residence in East Prairie last week.

A Miller City woman is keeping her restaurant open despite flooding creeping up.

Flooding is projected to cross over an area on Highway 74 near Cape Girardeau in the coming days. When that happens, some businesses and residents will be blocked off.

An 80-year-old Sikeston woman competed in the Tough Mudder competition in St. Louis this past weekend.

The 71st annual Memorial Day Service kicked off on Sunday, May 26 at the Bollinger County Memorial Park.

SEMO Vets “March to the River” hosted the Carry the Load as they marched from Cape Girardeau County Park, through the streets of Cape Girardeau to the John Boardman Pavilion in downtown.

Tobias Caraker, 82, was born on January 24, 1833 and died on August 17, 1915. His Civil War service dates were August 14, 1862 through July 14, 1865.

This particular home has items from four different families for sale that joined together to help give back to local first responders through the Badges Give Back organization.

The City of Jackson and the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for the new traffic signal at East Main Street and Oak Hill Road in Jackson on Wednesday.

Show-Me-Center Director Wil Gorman said the safety of the general public is their upmost importance and take any threat of severe weather very seriously.

The MNVM features several areas of interest including America's Wall, Welcome Center, the Veterans and Military Museum, Honor Flag Memorial and more.

Jennifer Rubin said it's important that they get the word out to help raise awareness about the Team Rubicon organization.

Kim Clark with Sugar Chic Creamery said they were very busy on Saturday.

Saint Francis Healthcare System Chief Medical Officer Tom Diemer said they saw a lot of people who were feeling the effects of dehydration, sunburns and minor scrapes and bruises.

With the large influx of people, several businesses are lending a helping hand by allowing visitors to park in their parking lots.

With a large influx of visitors to the Perryille area, restaurants, hotels and other businesses are preparing and say they will be ready for to help and serve the people.

The James M. Eddleman Military Museum is ready for viewing at the Missouri’s National Veterans Memorial grand opening this weekend.