Voters in Cape Girardeau County will soon determine the future of the Cape Girardeau Public Library’s funding as Proposition L appears on the April 8 ballot.

A surge in flu, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and norovirus cases has prompted multiple school closures in Southeast Missouri.

Cape Girardeau’s water system is facing significant challenges after a crucial ballot measure, designed to fund necessary water infrastructure improvements, was voted down.

Cape Girardeau’s water system is taking important steps to address lead service lines, following the Biden-Harris Administration’s final rule that will require the replacement of lead pipes from drinking water systems within 10 years.

KRCU sat down with Nora Bouzihay. She is the new Assistant to the President for Equity Initiatives at Southeast Missouri State University.

Special Olympics Missouri will host their annual Polar Plunge fundraising event on February 25.

Over 40 non-profit organizations in the Cape Girardeau and Jackson area are in need of volunteers. Residents are encouraged to check out what groups need their help and learn more about area non-profits to find an organization that is a fit.

Southeast Missouri State University's Board of Governors gave approval to proceed with awarding a contract to Faber-McGee Commercial Construction for the construction of the first phase of the Houck Multiuse Complex on August 23, 2022.

The Salvation Army will not be serving a Thanksgiving meal in Cape Girardeau this year however they are in need of donations to their food pantry to help those in need as well as volunteers to ring the bell during their Red Kettle Campaign. We spoke with Salvation Army Captain Lily Reinier and Elizabeth Shelton, Executive Director of the United Way of Southeast Missouri.

Dan Woods recently sat down with Elizabeth Shelton, Executive Director of the United Way of Southeast Missouri to talk about their efforts to find shelter for the homeless in Cape Girardeau County this winter.