Arrow reporter Ariangelis Ortiz discusses the leading story on SEMO public transportation. Southeast Missouri State University’s shuttle system will shift to Cape Girardeau County Transit Authority on July 1, promising expanded routes, improved safety, and a new real-time tracking app for students.

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.

Cape Girardeau's water treatment plant has been a vital aspect of the city's infrastructure since its first water system was established in 1894.

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.

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.

On Friday, July 1st, pro-choice advocates organized at Capaha Park in Cape to speak out against the recent SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Weekly COVID-19 statistics updates.

Through the technology, Shotspotter works in collaboration with local law enforcement to develop a coverage area, placing acoustic sensors on rooftops and utility poles.

The planned future I-57 extension project was first approved in 2005, then was re-evaluated, and finally reapproved in 2021. On February 3rd, a virtual public hearing will be held by MoDOT from 4 to 6 PM to discuss upgrades to US 67— the next phase in the process.

This month, a St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter exposed a major flaw in the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's website that, before it was…