They will light up at sunset on April 15 and remain lit until sunrise on April 16.

The winning ticket was bought at Harps Food Store, 401 E. Main in Marble Hill.

Investigators say a heating element caused a fire inside of the motor home. It’s believed both victims died from smoke inhalation.

The department reported 34 deadly crashes month-to-date and 217 crashes year-to-date.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is joining with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a suit against the Biden Administration in the hopes of reinstating the Migrant Protection Protocols.

The Missouri House has voted to ban private businesses from requiring proof of vaccination from either employees or customers.

Missouri lawmakers are advancing a sweeping firearms bill that would allow concealed guns on public transportation and in churches.

A second man has been arrested and charged in connection with the June 2019 death of Samuel Israelsen.

More than 18 years ago, a Fulton County woman and her young son disappeared. Now, investigators say a man’s widow has confessed he killed them and destroyed their bodies in an outdoor furnace.

The Iron County Sheriff’s Office has issued an Endangered Silver Advisory Alert for 88-year-old Chester Bradley of Ironton, Mo.

The crash happened at 7:10 a.m. at the intersection of Route N and Route U, approximately four miles west of Delta.

His name is Ike and he’s the town beggar.

Missouri has activated Phase 3 of its vaccine distribution plan which includes all residents, 16 and older, regardless of occupation.

All veterans, their spouses and their caregivers are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at the John J. Pershing VA Medical Center in Poplar Bluff.

The FBI is asking for help in finding potential victims and information about two truck drivers who are accused of kidnapping women and demanding ransom for their release.

The Cardinals will open their 2021 home schedule against the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, April 8.

There were several challenges that the students and faculty faced throughout the year, but that did not stop them from taking every opportunity that came knocking their way.

Sen. Roy Blunt held a roundtable discussion on COVID-19 vaccines and reopening schools.

With “help wanted” plastered on billboards and restaurant signs around town, some businesses are finding it hard to staff up.

Anthony Sinks was found guilty of murder and armed criminal action in connection to the shooting on August 1, 2018.

According to the county, the new equipment replaced 30-year-old structures located at Shelter 20 and 21.

The seven pieces will be placed along the Broadway Corridor for one year.

A woman was flown to a St. Louis hospital after being stabbed in Perryville on Monday night, April 5.

Two people were killed and six others were seriously injured after a head-on crash on Tuesday night, April 6.

Polls opened at 6 a.m. and closed at 7 p.m.

According to the Cape Girardeau County Public Health Center, about 400 people from out of town did not come back to for their second dose.

Melissa Stickel with the Community Partnership of Southeast Missouri said it’s time to fill that gap with what the homeless really need, which is a permanent place to stay.

Officers say no shots were fired and no weapons were seen after an “outburst” at Walmart on Tuesday afternoon, April 6.

Some COVID-19 vaccination clinics will be held in Cape Girardeau County.

An official opening date has not been announced yet, but they are hoping for sometime in mid-April.

In total, HDU awarded nearly $700 million nationwide.

The new treatment center is focused on providing treatment to men with drug and alcohol addictions

It happened at Broken Vessel Ministry and Pallet Company on South Kingshighway.

The Spanish Street Project includes asphalt milling and overlay of the streets downtown. It began on March 29.

On the ballots there are plenty of mayor races, school board members, propositions and more to vote on.

A proposed resolution would prohibit roadside checkpoints by law enforcement, except in emergency situations.

Governor Mike Parson is scheduled to make a stop at a mass vaccination site in St. Louis on Monday, April 5.

A group of detainees rioted at the Justice Center in downtown St. Louis Sunday night, the second time such an uprising has occurred in recent months.

An SUV overturned after a crash at the intersection of Clark and Broadway Streets on Friday afternoon, April 2.

Three people were injured in a two-vehicle crash on Mount Auburn on Friday evening, April 2.

Senate Bill 609 would establish the “Joint Task Force on School Bus Safety,” which would meet three times a year to study school bus transportation safety in public schools.

A state health official says the loss of up to 15 million doses of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine due to a manufacturing mistake should have no immediate impact in Missouri.

The 100-year-old historic structure was in the beginning stages of a revitalization project.

Those spearheading the project to reopen the hospital in Kennett met Thursday night to present their progress to the public.

On Opening Day this year, the St. Louis Cardinals will face the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park.

A half-cent sales tax could benefit the ambulance service and south Scott County residents

Officer Matt McAlister earned an I CARE award for his service in handling crisis situations.

Students made safety jars that tell everyone that they are an ally in the fight against sexual violence.

Screams for help from a female jogger on the Cape LaCroix Recreation Trail were answered by two joggers on Friday afternoon, March 26.

A man was found guilty in the 2014 murder of another man.

A missing persons alert for a father and son was canceled late Thursday afternoon, April 1.

Some families in the Heartland plan their summer around kids camps. Most were shut down last year due to COVID-19, and some parents and camp organizers in the Heartland are ready to get back.

Senators voted 30-4 in favor of the measure.

Crews responded to an early morning house fire in Scott County.

Perry County thrives on tourism and has a plethora of attractions to see and events to enjoy.

A Southeast Missouri State University track and field athlete, Michael Jenkins, was charged with first degree rape.

Officers with the Poplar Bluff Police Department responded to a local bank on Wednesday, March 24, after a patron reported being held against their will to the bank teller.

According to GasBuddy, the average price of fuel at the pump fell 2.7 cents from the last week.