TJ Greaney
featuresMay 30
A great big thanksSometimes you just get lucky. In December 2005 I was an aspiring journalist returning from 18 months living and working in Africa. I wanted to jump start my career and for the sake of my worrying mother's sanity, I wanted to stay close to home. An ad on journalismj...
NewsMay 22
Emerson working on health care planU.S. Rep. Jo Ann Emerson doesn't know exactly what universal health care will look like, but she knows what it needs to accomplish. "I don't want a government health care system. What I want is a system to insure all Americans through the private sector. People can...NewsMay 20
Fans line up for WWE wrestling at the Show Me CenterIt was a day where dad might just let you get away with body slamming your little brother. Fans young and old alike flocked to the Show Me Center on Saturday as WWE Raw WrestleMania Revenge came to town. For the wrestling novices, plenty were ready to give pointers...
NewsMay 17
Hollywood kills off Cape, KnoxvilleThe name Cape Girardeau will not be spoken in the major motion picture "Killshot." Both the city's name and one of the film's stars, Johnny Knoxville, will be absent when the movie hits the big screen, according to Cape Girardeau County Prosecuting Attorney Morley ...NewsMay 17
Expert: Local government must protect historic sitesA state expert says when it comes to historic preservation, state and federal protection aren't enough. "State government and federal government won't really do anything to protect your historic districts. Local governments are really the only ones that can protect...NewsMay 16
5 charged in Illinois beatingJONESBORO, Ill. -- Five Jonesboro people were charged Tuesday with conspiring to beat and rob Roy Easton, a mentally retarded 21-year-old. One member of the group allegedly bludgeoned Easton with a two-by-four and hurled broken bottles at him in an abandoned house ...featuresMay 16
Local girl says she's out of optionsIt started with a phone call. "I've taken in a lot of girls over the years, but this is the toughest case I've ever seen," said the woman, who asked not to be identified. "I just don't know where to take her. I can't go to the Humane Society, she's not a pet."...NewsMay 15
Cable's future up for grabs in CapeCable television in Southeast Missouri is about to change for good. New legislation means competition is on the horizon for current monopoly-holder Charter Communications, while municipal oversight and funding for public access channels are both in jeopardy...
NewsMay 15
Five charged in attack on mentally challenged manFive Jonesboro people were charged today with conspiring to beat and rob Roy Easton, a mentally retarded 21-year-old last week. The group is charged with conspiring to bludgeoned Easton with a 2-by-4 and hurling broken bottles at him in an abandoned house in Jonesb...
NewsMay 13
Saved by a daughter's loveSix years ago, a Cape Girardeau woman battling a debilitating mental illness found herself pregnant and unmarried. Today, she credits motherhood and the daughter no one believed she should keep with saving her life. Kimberly Dunning, 26, says Mother's Day is anothe...LOAD MORE
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