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Local News 9/12/24Jackson High School limits classroom cellphone use to enhance education, reduce distractionsJackson High School has implemented new cellphone procedures for the 2024-25 school year. Previously, students were allowed to use their phones during downtime in class at each teacher’s discretion. This year, administrators elected to disallow... -
Local News 9/12/24Chaffee science teacher hopes to connect students to modern agriculture through STEMCHAFFEE — Jon Rodgers, a junior high and high school science teacher in the Chaffee School District, recently completed the Nourish the Future yearlong leadership program along with 37 others from around the country. ... -
Local News 9/12/24Cape transportation committee considers points of public input at latest meetingThe Transportation Trust Fund 7 (TTF7) Committee met to consider points of public input on transportation needs in Cape Girardeau. Chairman Jeff Maurer said at the Wednesday, Sept. 11, meeting that they received more than "600 lines" of raw data in... -
Local News 9/12/24Cape woman arrested on warrant for failure to appear, allegedly found in possession of methamphetamineA Cape Girardeau woman was arrested Friday, Sept. 6, by Cape Girardeau police officers on a warrant for failure to appear in court, and while being apprehended, the police allegedly found the woman in possession of methamphetamine. ... -
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Local News 9/11/24SEMO partners with national firm, establishes search committee to find 19th university president5Southeast Missouri State University announced Monday afternoon, Sept. 9, that the Board of Governors finalized a contract with Greenwood Asher and Associates (GA&A), and assembled a Presidential Search Advisory Committee (PSAC) to aid in its search... -
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Local News 9/10/24Fair food safety: Public health inspectors working all week to ensure food is as safe as it is delicious1If you’re a person who worries about food sanitation, especially at a place such as a county or district fair, the public health department would encourage you to relax and indulge. While a menu of elephant ears and turkey legs might not be the... -
Local News 9/10/24How special events elevate charity missions beyond fundraisingCharitable organizations are often known in the communities they serve by their special events. From galas and concerts to 5Ks and golf tournaments, there are events throughout the year that support the good work being done by our not-for-profits in... -
Local News 9/10/24SEMO’s applied nutrition master’s program earns reaccreditationSoutheast Missouri State University’s Master of Science in applied nutrition has earned reaccreditation from the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND), the university announced Monday, Sept. 9. ... -
Local News 9/10/24Cape County man arrested for alleged sexual exploitation of minor, possession of child pornography1A Cape Girardeau County man was booked into the Cape Girardeau County jail Sunday, Sept. 8 for allegedly sexually exploiting a minor and possessing child pornography. The Cape Girardeau Police Department had received reports of an alleged incident... -
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Most read 9/9/24Missouri abortion-rights amendment could be axed from the ballot after ruling21JEFFERSON CITY — A Missouri judge on Friday ruled that an abortion-rights campaign did not meet legal requirements to qualify for the November ballot, potentially thwarting a yearslong effort to undo the state's near-total abortion ban. ... -
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Local News 9/7/24Sponsored Content: Celebrating 70 years of impact: Join United Way's mission to support our communityWhat began as a community fund in 1954 has evolved into a powerful organization that not only connects people with resources but fills gaps by creating life-changing programs. As we begin our 70th year, it’s hard to imagine this community without... -
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Local News 9/6/24Revivify 2024: Old Town Cape's premier fundraiser returns with French flair1Old Town Cape Inc.'s annual senses-centric fundraiser is returning next month. Revivify will be from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, at Ivers Square in Cape Girardeau. The event is a big part of the fundraising for Old Town Cap, Inc., as it funds the... -
Local News 9/6/24New judge appointed to hear civil case to oust Cape County Coroner Wavis Jordan15Judge Amanda L. Oesch was appointed recently as the judge to rule over Cape Girardeau County Coroner Wavis Jordan's civil suit. The reassignment of a judge in the case is due to the resignation of Special Judge Jerel Poor, as the order for... -
Local News 9/6/24Highway 72 in Cape County reduced for concrete repairs; Concrete work reduces Highway 34 in Cape CountyHighway 72 in Cape Girardeau County — from County Road 345 to County Road 328 near Jackson –— will be reduced to one lane with an 11-foot width restriction as contractor crews make concrete repairs. A Missouri Department of Transportation news...
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Most read 9/5/24Cape Girardeau woman arrested after allegedly throwing bricks at person's car; making threats near Save-A-Lot11Cape Girardeau police responded to a report of a Cape Girardeau woman throwing bricks at a vehicle in a parking lot near a Save-A-Lot on Monday, Sept. 2 Jaylon Strong, 27, was arrested after allegedly throwing bricks at the victim's car after... -
Most read 9/5/24Cape Girardeau police announce special traffic plans for 2024 SEMO District FairSaturday, Sept. 7, the Cape Girardeau Police Department will be implementing special traffic arrangements for the 2024 SEMO District Fair for vehicles entering and exiting the Arena Park area according to a news release. There will be “No Parking”... -
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Most read 9/5/24Fraternal Order of Police criticizes Southeast Missourian article on excessive force lawsuits15The Missouri Fraternal Order of Police-Lodge 51, an organization including members of Cape Girardeau Police Department, posted to its Facebook account a response critical of a recent Southeast Missourian article. ... -
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