KRCU Local Newscasts

Jackson voters approved a $10.1 million revenue bond to 'acquire, construct, extend and improve' their city's 33-year-old water infrastructure, as recommended by the Board of Aldermen.

Despite all the news of recent changes to Missouri voting laws, some things remain the same for the Aug. 2 primary.

As part of code compliance in the City of Cape Girardeau, several residential structures are being lined up for demolition after condemnation by inspection services.

Farmers and ranchers are raising red flags about the need for more regulation of concentrated animal feeding operations, known as CAFOs, and highlighting sustainable practices which can be used to produce food and fight climate change.

An active shooter scenario in Cape Girardeau on Friday, July 15th provided a realistic scenario for training first responders and educators.

With the Department of Natural Resources approving an Industrial Mineral permit, NexGen Silica was set to start development of a silica mine located in Ste Genevieve. However, a local health ordinance is preventing them from moving forward. This has prompted NexGen Silica LLC to sue Ste Genevieve to overturn the ordinance.

Last year, the Houck Stadium at Southeast Missouri State University was demolished. Now, the bidding for the first phase of construction on the planned multiuse complex will begin this weekend.

Many improvements are coming to the City of Cape Girardeau. A city engineer explains the process for selecting which streets receive priority.

The Improvement Projects planned for streets all over Cape Girardeau will begin in late July.

The Senior Service award will be presented to Frank Robinson by MO Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, in recognition of the work he has done for his community.