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An announcement was made by the United Way of Southeast Missouri on January 22, 2025, allocating funds from the Phase 42 program to aid in emergency food and shelter programs in Cape County. -
In a media statement released on September 28, Mayor Stacy Kinder acknowledged the community's concerns about the situation and outlined the process for filling the vacant seat. City Council member Rhett Pierce has officially resigned from his position representing Ward 5 following his arrest on charges of Unlawful Possession of a Firearm and Drug Trafficking last Friday.
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The near-century-old historic Broadway Theatre building may be set for demolition, and a public hearing on the matter has been set for May 1st. Several local community members spoke in favor of saving the structure. -
Cape Girardeau International Airport held a groundbreaking on Tuesday, April, 11th. This comes as part of wide-sweeping changes to the infrastructure and overall updates, which began with an update to the runways last year. -
Dr. Ed Crowley is an assistant professor who teaches entrepreneurial classes at Southeast Missouri State University in the Harrison College of Business & Computing. He's also a resident of Glenallen, MO, and owns Mesta Meadows Farm, which was hit by the April 5th, 2023 EF-2 twister that touched down in Bollinger Co. -
Regional Cities Municipal Elections reveal voter priorities. -
The City of Cape Girardeau may have found extra funding in the form of a 3% tax on recreational marijuana. -
The City of Cape Girardeau announced late Tuesday afternoon that the water main break which affected all residents has now been repaired. On the afternoon of Fri. Oct. 7th, City officials announced that the water supply was tested in locations throughout Cape, deemed safe, and the 'boil water advisory' was lifted. -
The iconic low water crossing in Jackson City Park was recently replaced after several flooding incidents and years of use. -
After more than 40 years, the Cape River Heritage Museum gets a long-awaited renovation. -
Community Health Centers are the medical home for roughly 600,000 Missourians. National Health Center Week is celebrating the impact of Community Health Centers throughout the state, particularly in rural areas. -
Community Health Centers are the medical home for roughly 600,000 Missourians. National Health Center Week is celebrating the impact of Community Health Centers throughout the state, particularly in rural areas.
