Cape Girardeau Public Schools and Southeast Missouri State join forces for a new exclusive partnership in the hopes of addressing the current teacher shortage
We are just about a month away from the start of the new school year. While kids are soaking up that last bit of summer break, their teachers are already heading back to class.
Cape Girardeau native, Paul Nenninger spent more than 20 years protecting notable political figures. We spoke with him about last weekend’s assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
With the Fourth of July just two days away, folks are already celebrating across the Heartland--but police say there’s one way you should not enjoy the holiday.
It’s officially fireworks season in Missouri. Legal sales of bottle rockets, firecrackers, snakes, and sparklers started in the Show Me State this week
During the Bootheel Babies and Families conference, she sat on a panel discussing the role of doulas, which are non-medical providers that support mothers through childbirth.
Mark and Laura Bohanan spent the last 17 years living in Ukraine. The American couple has supported the nation during their ongoing war with Russia and they say things are getting worse.
These Multi-Agency Resource Centers will be at the Dexter Parks and Rec Gym, on Tuesday, June 11 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and in Doniphan at Cottonwood Community Center on Wednesday, June 12 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The city of Bald Knob is facing an unusual problem. Stray cats have overrun the city, and the city council has now formed an animal control committee to try and find a solution, but that has proved nearly impossible.