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Group of college students lend helping hand to McCracken Co. residents after tornado
Students from Chicago’s Trinity Christian College are spending the week helping Kentucky communities clean up after a devastating tornado destroyed homes. → Read More
Community Partnership of Southeast Missouri hosts inaugural food drive for those in need
Royce Fisher, neighborhood coordinator, said it’s critical to get the community involved to help those in need. → Read More
Bootheel nonprofit helps meet need of area youth through their passion for horses
A Bootheel nonprofit helping foster kids is riding high on its first year of success. → Read More
Southern Ill. doctor talks importance of diversity in health care
One doctor in southern Illinois says it’s important to have diversity in the healthcare field. → Read More
New sensory gym coming to Cape Girardeau will provide a safe space for children
A unique new gym opens soon in Cape Girardeau and it's more than just a playground for kids. → Read More
A long-standing Wayne County restaurant destroyed by fire
A fire destroys a local restaurant in Wayne, Co. that held sentimental value for people throughout the community. → Read More
Local Black barbers and hairstylists talk how Black hair is evolving
As we celebrate Black History Month, we look at how Black culture is presented through hairstyles. → Read More
Heartland school district reacts to new proposed rules limiting sugar in meals
Changes could be on the way for your student’s school lunch. → Read More
Auto repair shops busy after recent winter storm
With freezing temperatures, icy roads and wrecks, that can mean a trip to the repair shop. And with the recent weather conditions, auto repair shops across the Heartland have been busy fixing vehicles. → Read More
MoDOT crews working to clear roads after winter storm
Crews with the Missouri Department of Transportation are working around-the-clock to clear the roads. → Read More
Young cancer survivor spreads joy to sick children in the hospital
One toy at a time, a young girl from southern Illinois continues her mission to care for critically ill children during Christmas. → Read More
Charleston R-1 School Dist. students, families help meet greater need with Blue Jay Food Pantry
It’s been a year since the Charleston School District opened “Blue Jay Food Pantry.” → Read More
Leaders in the community coming together to bring awareness to drug addiction and mental health
A major conference in the Heartland today, focusing on addiction on mental health. → Read More
Heartland postal services feeling the holiday rush close to Christmas
The Christmas rush is on, and both postal service and delivery companies say as we get closer to the holiday the time crunch will only get worse. → Read More
Cape Girardeau city council approve $6M plan to rebuild the ‘Bubble’
The Cape Girardeau City Council will be voting on a $6 million proposal to rebuild the Central Municipal Pool during their meeting on Monday. → Read More
Pharmacists in the Heartland feeling the impact of the amoxicillin shortage
Pharmacies across the Heartland are reporting one of the most commonly used antibiotics is in short supply. Amoxicillin isn’t always available for patients. → Read More
Local Ukrainian teacher educates fourth graders on Ukraine
An educator in Cape Girardeau, Mo., has a unique perspective on the war in Ukraine. While she is teaching students in the Heartland, some members of her family are still in Ukraine. → Read More
Missouri droughts impact on commercial navigation
Despite the growing levels on the Mississippi River thanks to rain, a panel of advisors in Missouri is growing more concerned about the impact the drought is having on commercial navigation → Read More
Islamic Center in Cape Girardeau finds new home 2 years after devastating fire
In April 2020 an arsonist set fire to the mosque on Northwest End Boulevard. → Read More
Jackson R-2 School Dist. to host 2nd annual ‘Bus Driver University’ amid school bus shortage
Jackson R-2 School District will host the Bus Driver University session Saturday, October 22 from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. → Read More