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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.

The 1949 Cape Girardeau tornado left a trail of destruction, killing 23 and destroying over 220 buildings—one of the deadliest storms in Missouri’s history. Survivor recalls its lasting impact.

Hannah Porter, a SEMO Senior was recently honored with the 'Student Veteran Leadership Award' for her outstanding work for the Veteran Services. She was one of 33 military and veteran students nationwide who were nominated.

The solar panel construction started in Nov. 2021 after SEMO joined Ameren’s Neighborhood Solar Program. Chairman and President of Ameren Missouri Mark Birk said the parking lot’s solar canopies are capable of providing “equivalent to what 130 homes use.”

The event honors the late Michael Davis, a journalism student at Southeast Missouri State University who died as a result of a hazing incident. The Department annually highlights an African American professional working in public relations, TV or film, news and other media related fields.

As Domestic Violence Awareness month drew to a close, a fall festival on SEMO’s campus reminded everyone of the importance of being healthy and happy in all aspects of life.

Center for Speech And Hearing Hosts Third Annual Sensory-Friendly 'Trunk Or Treat'

After a fire scorched the building in March, the Broadway Theatre in downtown Cape Girardeau has been given 90 days to get up to code or be demolished by…

The Redhawk Vaccine Incentive Program recently put out a new challenge in hopes of reaching a campus-wide 70% vaccination rate. Clubs and student…