Investigations

The crash happened north on Forest Road and just south of Kedron Road.

According to the sheriff’s office, the deputy was forced to fire his gun to protect himself and the correctional officer.

The theft happened on Tuesday, October 26, at 7:08 a.m. on 100 block of County Park Road behind a business.

Initially, firefighters were called at 4:42 a.m. to a garage fire at 50 Centennial Drive. When they arrived they found 95 percent of the home on fire.

Emergency crews responded to a SEMI crash on KY 97, just south of KY 80.

The woman was hit in the 700 block of Sprigg Street

A murder investigation we first told you about in 2016 results in charges filed against the man authorities call the prime suspect since day one.

The search is over for a man the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office considered armed and dangerous.

Cape Girardeau Police are investigating two shootings in less than 30 minutes apart Monday night, September 13.

All lanes of Interstate 24 near the Lyon-Caldwell County line were reopened just before midnight on Wednesday, September 8.

Friday, August 6, around 10 p.m. the Calloway County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a accident.

A Sikeston man relives his violent encounter with an armed thief as his family hopes we can all learn a safety lesson from their experience

A man was sentenced to 10 years in prison in connection to the Teresa Butler cold case.

A grieving family is on a mission to warn everyone they meet about potentially deadly or debilitating side effects.

The truth about his past changed her life.

In this Heartland Solved update, we take you inside the effort that brought officers face to face with their killer, even from the grave.

Felice Patton is a grieving mother, but she’s also a woman on a mission. She wants all of Cape Girardeau to know and care about the unsolved murders of nine men from the city’s south side.

Robert Eugene Brashers. He’s the killer investigators have searched for since March 28, 1998.

Make no mistake, Juden says he got fired, and he thinks he knows why.

Move aside, meth. Missouri is now the capital of a different kind of drug abuse.

It's clear the Street Crimes Task Force made an impact in Cape Girardeau, Sikeston, Charleston, and Poplar Bluff over the past several weeks. This week, I sat back down with some of the leaders behind the effort to find out what worked, what didn't, and what's next.

How do you solve a crime when the victims themselves won't work with police?

Charged with recklessly exposing others to the virus that causes AIDS, a Dexter man worries his illness is getting worse behind bars.

It takes hundreds of thousands of dollars in food and medical bills to care for the hundreds of inmates moving in and out of our county jails.

The Missouri Highway Patrol confirms there is no active investigation involving Poplar Bluff City Manager Doug Bagby.

We've all likely been on a school bus at some point in our lives. Did you feel safe?

One in five college-aged women will deal with some form of sexual assault on campus. And what's even scarier is dozens of universities stand accused of not doing enough to help those student victims.

The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Monday to suspend the law license of  Marion Attorney Joshua M. Bradley.

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon appointed a Sikeston, Missouri attorney as the new Scott County public administrator on Thursday, June 4.