Lily Niebrugge
Southeast Arrow Editor-in-Chief-
The Missouri Primary is almost here, and two potential amendments will have major impacts on voting and taxes for Missouri residents. -
Consumer specialists with the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance are participating in a Multi-Agency Resource Center in Reynolds County to answer insurance questions about damage to homes and businesses caused by the recent flash floods.
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After a tornado hit their high school in March of 2025, the students and faculty of Perryville are advocating for a new high school that may be built after an August vote. -
Friday, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency in response to the recent flash floods in the central, south-central, and southeastern portions of the state. -
SEMO grad student Emily Hudgins earns a 10‑month 'Fulbright' to study how aquatic insects on Indonesia’s Nusa Penida respond to sediment changes and involve locals in helping protect the ecosystem. -
SEMO grad student Emily Hudgins earns a 10‑month 'Fulbright' to study how aquatic insects on Indonesia’s Nusa Penida respond to sediment changes and involve locals in helping protect the ecosystem.
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SEMO approves a $160.6M 2026-27 budget, braces for possible 10% state funding cut, and launches a “Fearlessly Forward” plan to expand required internships. -
Cape Girardeau seeks FEMA aid after June 8 flash flooding heavily damaged the police station, with $3 million in repair estimates, and impacted roads, parks and other city infrastructure. -
SEMO campus police chief Dr. Richard Flotron has been charged with felony forgery and misdemeanors over allegations he helped police academy cadets cheat on the POST exam. -
In this episode of 'Exposition: An Arts and Culture Podcast', we speak with Ruth Wyand, a blues and jazz musician performing at Ivers Square on Saturday, June 20, 2026. The event is Cape Girardeau's Citywide Juneteenth Celebration.
