More than two thousand items were up for bid including old coins and currency, jewelry and sports memorabilia.

The Cape Girardeau County Sheriff's Office said the operator was able to call for help by using his cell phone.

As of 8:30 p.m. the fire was extinguished and crews were checking for hot spots.

As a Heartland nail factory bounces back from the harmful affects of steel tariffs they’re contributing to a tornado recovery effort in Jefferson City, Missouri.

Officers will be monitoring and will cite the businesses for any violations.

The students put on the heavy gear and took turns going up the stairs.

While the memory is still vivid in her mind, all her students were born long after the event.

The walk is their way of reminding people of the sacrifices made by first responders

Boil orders for the Heartland

According to the Mayfield City Clerk, the amended alcohol sales ordinance goes into effect Friday, Sept. 13.

The event begins at 3 p.m. and will last until dusk.

In accordance with President Donald Trump and the U.S. Flag Code, American and state flags at all public and state buildings will be lowered to half-staff until sunset on Wednesday, Sept. 11 in observance of Patriot Day.

Volunteers spent Tuesday planting thousands of small American flags in front of the building ahead of tomorrow’s solemn anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

In less than four months, recreational marijuana will be legal in the state of Illinois.

Both the livestock and vendors are dealing with hot temperatures at the SEMO District Fair.

Sikeston DPS Chief McMillen said the new equipment and software will be more compliant with state and federal mandates and will have features that will automatically transfer that data.

Richard Roof will be retiring later in September after 45 years.

With the Du Quoin State Fair just ended, fair officials report this year’s event a major success.

The driver of a maroon SUV turned into the rider's path.

Emergency Relief (ER) funds is federal money from the U.S. Department of Transportation for repairs to roads and bridges damaged by storms, floods, and other unexpected events.

The ball is a fundraiser for the Supporting Hero’s organization.

Police report W. Fifth St. between Meatte Ave. and Lesieur Ave. was closed Monday.

For immediate help, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is available 24/7 by calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255). There are also Crisis Text line Services available by texting HOME to 741741.

The City of Cape Girardeau's wastewater facility's making fertilizer from wastewater sludge.

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A man has been arrested and a woman left injured after a shooting at a convenience store on Sunday, Sept. 8 in Ripley County, Missouri.

During build day, volunteers will help build 10 bunk beds, a total of 20 twin beds, using an assembly line method.

Troopers will place the wreath on Friday, September 13 at 4 p.m. at the flag pole near the site of his death on I-24W near the 49 mile marker in Lyon County.

KYTC urges anyone affected or interested in the bridge replacement project to attend one of the two meetings planned.

There is no cause of death at this time.

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Crews arrived and found the single story home fully involved

More than 150 people packed the church for a special Sunday celebration service.

The event is hosted by the Firefighter Kody Vanfossan Memorial, NFP.

There is no word on the condition of those injured or what caused the incident.

The sheriff’s office assisted in getting the plane back to the airport.

Bands, worship teams, choruses and music teams from the Herrin area of local churches and community organizations will perform.

All money raised from this event will be donated to the Backstoppers organization.

The forecast is calling for a high of low to mid 90′s for most days next week.

There are 30 carnival rides on the midway this year and numerous inspections happen before anyone gets on to make sure things are safe.

Construction on the project is scheduled to begin in late summer of 2020.

James McMillen takes over as director of Sikeston's Department of Public Safety.

The SEMO District Fair kicks off this weekend and for local law enforcement security is top of mind.

Bill Babler of Blue Eye is the new state-record holder. He caught a 40-pound, 6-ounce fish on September 4 using a pole-and-line.

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Across the country, 38 children have died in hot vehicles in 2019. That has automakers joining the effort to protect their youngest passengers.

The Three Rivers Shriners Club will hold its 12th Annual Rodeo indoors for a change and organizers says that should offer some relief from the heat.

Police led to a man's garage when investigating the jammed radios.

The partnership is between Rend Lake College and Abbott EMS.

It requires the State Board of Education to partner with the Illinois Higher Board of Education to develop an education pre-service teacher internship.

All proceeds from the auction will be held in perpetuity until claimed by the rightful owners or their heirs.

MDC is considering revised regulations to allow landowners to use thermal imaging or night vision equipment to control damage from problem wildlife and feral hogs.

Items up for auction include old coins and currency, stamps, jewelry, comic books and signed sports memorabilia.

Attendants are asked not to bring pets to the event.

A new effort on Cape Girardeau's south side aims to unify residents by improving where they live. Pastor Scott Johnson of Soulful Harvest Ministries said, that's why he and two other men created a project called enough is enough.

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The Honor Flag Memorial is now open and is equipped to give audio tours anytime during the day or night for visitors.

The man is on a mission to help out the American Cancer Society after he beat stage 4 colon cancer years ago.