Both vehicles were towed from the scene.

The Missouri Department of Transportation has issued a safety awareness as crews continue to work on roads and bridges.

Parts of Bollinger county and Perry county in Southeast Missouri are facing a shortage veterinarians who can help large animals like cows, horses and other livestock.

A child development center in Paducah, Kentucky will be welcoming U.S. Representative James Comer (R-1) as part of a tour to show the need for quality childcare in the state.

For more than a week, Cleveland Police have been trying to track down an ATV rider who knocked a policeman off his motorcycle and took off.

The sheriff's office says Benjamin J. Margitza flew from Las Vegas to northern Kentucky late Saturday night with the intention of making contact with the victim.

Monday beginning the start of the Fall semester at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale for students, faculty, and staff.

A Cape Girardeau, Missouri business is getting its liquor license back.

A Memphis, Tennessee man has pleaded guilty to firearm charges in Mississippi County, Mo.

This funding would go to rebuilding houses, businesses and other public infrastructure.

Cape Girardeau city leaders have appointed a new council member to fill the vacant Ward 3 seat.

Some local farmers say it’s the miracle they’ve been waiting for. They’re talking about the chance to grow industrial hemp in Missouri.

Paducah Police are asking for any information about a shooting that happened on Saturday afternoon at Langstaff Park in Paducah, Kentucky.

Paducah Police arrested a man with a lengthy criminal history for the second time in two weeks.

Union County Counseling has two counselors available for the students and staff for three days a week at the Shawnee School District this year.

A Cape Girardeau, Missouri man has entered a guilty plea to wire fraud and gun charges.

Two men have been arrested on counts of first-degree murder, first-degree rape and aggravated kidnapping in connection with a cold case investigation that dates to 1980.

An official welcome for Travis Hollis.

At the age of 83, Helen is still loving every minute of playing softball.

Members of the Show Me Gold Program ran three laps up Southeast’s “Cardiac Hill” on Monday, Aug. 19.

Widespread concern about understaffing in Mississippi's prisons has people calling for a change. They say inmates, correctional officers and surrounding communities are in danger.

Gabe Parker’s attorneys are asking the courts to keep any and all statements he made on that day out of the trial.

Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs said there were thousands of rare items for bidders.

Poplar Bluff Police said the man in the video made a purchase at a Rhodes 101 location on Wednesday, July 31.

A trial over whether election officials are doing enough to help voters navigate Missouri's new voter photo identification law has begun

A video posted on the Poplar Bluff Police Department’s Facebook page shows the apparent suspect in a hoodie taking money out of a register at the Lemonade House Grill shortly after closing time.

Authorities are looking for an inmate who escaped from a crew that was helping to clean up after the Missouri State Fair came to an end for the year

Here are road projects going on in the Heartland. Drive safely!

Court documents state that the Commonwealth does not agree with information set out in the attorney’s motion.

When asked what advice she would give to freshman, junior Anna Oakel said: Be social.

Murray State University and Southern Illinois University-Carbondale make Forbes' America's Best Colleges 2019 list.

The service dogs were in training to help their handlers navigate a theater.

SEMO Football and The Bank of Missouri are teaming up to help recognize people throughout the region that are making an IMPACT in their communities and in others' lives.

More than 600 children will start school with the tools to be successful in Cape Girardeau.

Deputies said Hay may have fallen asleep and ran off the roadway.

The case is now in federal court where documents show the suspect's phone contained child porn, and there had been a google search of “how to rape a little girl."

Boil orders for the Heartland

Morrison began running, dragging the trash can with him.

On Aug. 19, he will be buried in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

WalletHub compared 710 community colleges nationwide using 19 key indicators of cost and quality.

According to VA staff, the facilities have historically permitted smoking in designated areas.

Memphis Police Department is looking for a woman who may be in danger.

Officials took to social media to send support to Officer Baker and K-9 Meta as well as Officer Ogden and K-9 Zara.

Former Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco died at the age of 76.

Your news and weather for 8/19

Video after video have begun to pop up on social media regarding the confrontations between police and fair goers on Saturday night.

Western Reserve Schools is commending one of their seventh grade students for an act of kindness that is helping other kids his age in need.

Average heat index values in the region will likely be about 105 to 110 on Monday afternoon

Two men with handguns in their waistbands alarmed shoppers when they entered a Kansas City-area Walmart on Sunday, but police say they were just buying ammunition for target practice.

The McCracken County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a wanted Paducah, Kentucky man.

Homeowners say they welcome the damage assessment team to hopefully get some financial assistance later.

Missouri State University officials are expecting their first enrollment decline this fall in more than 20 years

The closure is expected to last about one week.

A Morley, Missouri man was seriously injured after a motorcycle crash on Sunday, Aug. 18.

One person is injured after a single-vehicle crash in McCracken County, Kentucky on Sunday, Aug. 18.

WAVE 3 News received multiple phone calls about a possible shooting at the fair.

Police in Kentucky say a 1-year-old boy has died after falling into a pool

A St. Louis County woman has opened a local franchise of a business that rents out goats to clear weed- or foliage-infested property