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Downtown Sikeston planned to be packed with events this weekend
In Historic Downtown Sikeston, a day of fun is planned for Saturday, March 11. → Read More
Caruthersville man admits machine gun charge
A man from Pemiscot County, Mo admitted possessing a machine gun after a shootout last year. → Read More
Branson woman sentenced to 8 years in federal prison for possessing and intending to distribute meth
A woman from Branson, Mo. has been sentenced to federal prison after being found possessing meth. It was also revealed that she planning to distribute the meth to others. → Read More
Branson woman sentenced to 8 years in federal prison for possessing and intending to distribute meth
A woman from Branson, Mo. has been sentenced to federal prison after being found possessing meth. It was also revealed that she planning to distribute the meth to others. → Read More
City of Piedmont issues boil water order due to low pressure
Due to experiencing low water pressure in Wayne County, the City of Piedmont has been issued a boil water order. → Read More
3 suspects in custody in connection with shooting of 5 inside Hotshots in Cape Girardeau
Three suspects are in custody in connection with a shooting inside a bar and grill in Cape Girardeau on Saturday night, March 4. → Read More
McCracken County Emergency Management releases tornado damage report
After a tornado hit McCracken County on Friday, many homes were damaged and some even destroyed. After the storm cleared, assessments were conducted of the damage from the storm. → Read More
Missouri Civil Air Patrol to run search and rescue exercise
Residents of St. Francois County may see some airplanes and ground teams during the weekend, as there will be an exercise to hone search and rescue skills. → Read More
Paducah man arrested for failing to comply with sex offender registry
According to Paducah police, this is the fifth time Osborne has been charged with non-compliance. → Read More
Southeast Mo. State University celebrates 150 years
Southeast Missouri State University will be celebrating 150 years of educating students with a year long celebration, starting in March. → Read More
SIU’s Little Grassy Songwriter Retreat
The inaugural Little Grassy Winter Songwriter Retreat is returning to Carbondale, Ill. → Read More
U.S. 60 is open after being blocked by downed power lines near Ballard County
U.S. 60 is blocked west of Barlow in Ballard County due to downed trees and power lines → Read More
Rollover accident in Calloway County
A rollover accident occurred last night that led to a controlled burn in Calloway County, Ky. → Read More
Kentucky man arrested on charges of Imprisonment and Assault
A man has been arrested in Murray, Ky., following an incident where he held two women against their will at their own residence overnight. → Read More
Tennessee man arrested on drug charges after morning traffic stop
A Tennessee man was arrested early Thursday morning, following a traffic stop in McCracken County. → Read More
Gov. Beshear signs legislation to fund completion of Veterans Center
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers at that State Capitol to sign House Bill 2. This bill will provide support to complete the Bowling Green Veterans Center. → Read More
Veterans Airport in Marion recommends Contour take over
Contour Air could be soon flying out of another Heartland Airport. This time in Marion, Ill. → Read More
IDNR seeking summer instructors for fishing program
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is looking for applicants for new instructors. They would be teaching at the summer fishing clinics throughout the Urban Fishing Program. → Read More
Busch Pet Supply hosts photoshoots for Valentine’s Day
Almost 20 pets got their photos taken at Busch Pet Supply in Cape Girardeau, Mo. as an early celebration for Valentine’s Day. → Read More
Missouri Senate Committee to hear “Don’t Say Gay” Bill
The Missouri Senate Committee will be hearing what is called the most extreme “Don’t Say Gay” bill to date in the United States. → Read More