This is such an unfortunate event. However, it is time for strong leadership to give the police force the funds and support to facilitate public safety. The safety of the community should be the number one priority even if it requires other services reduced.
-- Posted by full house mom on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 10:00 AM
PersonJ you are correct, but to say Semo just raised tuition by 100 dollars per credit hour is just wrong .
Semo needs more presence in Jeff city. Smaller universities have been collecting millions more each year of state allocated funding, they need a president who will take action and they need to let go of many of their under utilized staff since enrollment has dropped.
Proper leadership would slow the rising costs and keep up with the changing landscape of higher education by incorporating A+, trade school, and associate degree options.
-- Posted by Sagamore on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 9:53 AM
Sagamore, according to the Southeast Missourian, tuition costs have been raised significantly since 2018, and this doesn't include housing expenses or other fees. "Tuition and fees for Missouri resident undergraduates have increased by $82.84 since 2018, while Missouri resident graduates’ costs increased by $112.24 and by $39.96 to attend regional campuses."
-- Posted by PersonJ on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 9:22 AM
Yes…let the city use this $600,000.00 for public safety! Also require landlords to run criminal checks on all rental applications and if something is found…you simply don’t rent….this criminal check would apply to anyone living at the residence. Also if some commits a crime after renting….the landlord is required to evict the occupants….all of them. Get this trash out of our community.
-- Posted by Proud Paw Paw on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 8:57 AM
Masterson it seems everyone in the city government is against it. Plus we all know SEMO runs this town and the city council gets on their knees in front of them.
Think about this. The university just raised tuition almost $100 a credit hour. You have to have at least 120 hours to graduate. That’s at least $48000 from EVERY kid at SEMO. That’s on top of the millions they already get in taxpayer money every year. But yet the city still gives over a half million dollars a year for 15 plus years. Why is that needed if they get that much in tuition and tax payer money?
I think the city council forgets they represent us not SEMO
-- Posted by Legend89 on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 8:53 AM
I’d like to see the SE Missourian do some research and investigate why every Cape public school has so many kids from Illinois attending our schools. Sagamore was correct—park next to any school and look at the license plate of cars dropping kids off. How can this be happening every year and no investigation on the part of the district. Do they pay property taxes here to support our schools? I think NOT.
-- Posted by 66Indian on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 8:25 AM
The hood will always be the hood. Hate to say that but they have no regard for life. Look at the CVS shooting in broad day light. This happened in a packed arena. They do not care who is around or if anyone gets hurt. Look at Maddie Robinson. Until we stop the hood mentality nothing will change. No matter how many pools we put there.
What can the good citizens do? Learn how to protect yourself and learn how to properly use a gun. I never thought I would say this but Greywolf is right. Nothing will change until certain communities change. There are gunshots every night in certain areas of town.
-- Posted by Legend89 on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 7:47 AM
The resource officers did great, thank you for your service.
We could either plan for metal detectors or plan to get these cockroaches out of our community
The violent nature of these families is evident in the schools. Part of holding families accountable is expelling those that are violent. Parents can yell, cuss, threaten, hurl racial insults and the principals at many schools in cape will coddle them. The level of acceptable behavior is atrocious. Because our district allows this, other families with similar dynamics feel cape is the place to be. The segment of our population has ballooned.
Let’s ask them to leave. Hold bad behavior accountable. If the parents are not on board in raising their kids right, there should be consequences. If Judges can’t hand out sentences, the community will have to find another means to keep violence off our streets.
Furthermore, the city should utilize their nuisance laws to remove families who do are chronically out of line. Keep the property owners and tenants accountable.
If the schools begin expelling and the property owners do the same, the leeches will have to move on. It’s evident that many of the problems are not from here. For example, Sit in line at a middle school or jr high pickup and count the Illinois plates.
If a task force were to be formed and be involved in both the city and schools, we would find the common denominators.
We can try and save everybody, or we can save our town.
-- Posted by Sagamore on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 7:31 AM
Keep Us Safe, Reads like they did not have the Safety ON the Gun. Cape Girardeau MO Needs to Advance Further Gun Safety Measures. Follow UP on How the Gun Got in Show Me Center Metal Detectors? Also Back Story on How They Got to Cape Girardeau MO from North Dakota? Dandy People Flock together
-- Posted by Howard S Howes on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 6:44 AM
Why was this event not covered by 10 or more law enforcement officers?
What plan of any is the cape Girardeau police department have for the violence to start the summer?
Those are questions the public and media should be asking. Put the people that are in these positions in the hot seat to do their jobs or get rid of them!
-- Posted by RTRUTH on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 6:43 AM
More police and new protocols will not end this violence in Cape. Talk is cheap folks and our city leaders cannot fix gun violence or any kind of violence. When police are called something bad has already happened. Our country suffers from serious social issues and I don't see any end to it in the near future. I hear gun fire on a regular bases here on the near southwest side of town and have for years now. Nothing will change until people change. In today's world, good luck with that!
-- Posted by GREYWOLF on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 6:29 AM
The news has never covered an apparent shooting on Broadway and Sprigg yesterday. The street had the small yellow placards they use to show shell casings. Broadway was closed and there were several police cars there. I sure wish this paper had a reporter
-- Posted by no comment on Tue, May 21, 2024, at 5:52 AM
Amen fxpwt! It’s the rentals that these thugs occupy that are a nuisance in our city. If there’s issues at a property, shooting, violence etc, SHUT IT DOWN. The city has the capability to do that for up to a year. Limit the amount of subsidized housing units. We get rid of the thug parent and we get rid of their thug kids out of our schools.
-- Posted by 66Indian on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 9:24 PM
What does the district have to say about the fight and shots fired at the new Jefferson Pool this afternoon? Supposedly a fight inside moved outside before shots were fired. If it were in the pool building there could have been more injuries.
-- Posted by 66Indian on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 9:07 PM
Gee kinda what I figured. What in the heck was the convicted sex offender even doing on school property, not to mention the future quantum physicist of a son packing heat at a high school graduation? For god sakes let’s start locking up criminals and keeping them where they belong, behind bars. Make prisons great again!
-- Posted by UltraRightDad on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 7:59 PM
Stop the whining about paying for it, and give your city government the tools. -- Posted by Wilbur Right on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 7:04 PM
Agreed, all the way through to dropping the hammer hard-n-heavy on those who slumlord and property mangle these kinds of folks into a local place to nest in, then subsequently crap all over the area.
Yes, I already know from other sources that they're rental trash already consuming a fair bit of CaseNet bandwidth...
-- Posted by fxpwt on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 7:25 PM
Pointing fingers and blaming won’t help. Cape Girardeau is not St. Louis. The approach to this sort of violence by the Mayor of St. Louis has been to build basketball courts, hire social workers, and handcuff the police rather than criminals. Cape, it’s Mayor, and governance in general is better than that. Defeating this sort of thing requires hiring more police, empowering them to do their jobs, and study St. Louis closely so their fatal mistakes can be avoided. I believe the current administration in Cape very capable of doing that. But it requires the citizens first, to support the government, the police, and to provide the finances through taxes necessary to do the job. Stop the whining about paying for it, and give your city government the tools.
-- Posted by Wilbur Right on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 7:04 PM
Nothing was actually mentioned about what will be done about gun violence in this city in this article or at the city council meeting tonight. Mayor Kinder spoke about the incidents of this weekend and spewed 10 minutes of nothing. There is no plan going forward, there will be no plan going forward. Violence like this will continue to happen and our leaders will continue to run their mouths and do nothing else. It is time for our current leaders to step down. We as a community are unhappy with the status quo and want change. The only way that will happen is with new leadership and a new approach.
-- Posted by gocardinals987 on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 5:44 PM
Thank you for sharing your perspective openly. There is much to be reviewed and done -- at the appropriate time, which should be sooner rather than later. Our hearts go out to you as a mother who lost this opportunity with her son and family to celebrate what should have been exclusively a proud, happy occasion. You taking the time to write this -- is appreciated. Thank you. My heart also goes out to all families, teachers, administrators, friends, and to the whole community. This -- gun violence -- is a human tragedy. Thank you to first responders who helped with medical care and in bringing order. And we thank you Mayor in making this a priority going forward.
-- Posted by Jon K. Rust on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 5:13 PM
I'll help you with this 1946... again, it's one thing to be ignorant of what is going on. It's quite another to ignore information you've been provided on numerous occasions. Apparently you are clueless on this topic:
"She said she personally filled out the required forms of reconsideration for the books "Gender Queer" by Maia Kobabe and "This Book Is Gay" by Juno Dawson."
Those book are IN the Cape Girardeau Public Library and those books are, IN FACT, full of pornographic material. Quit lying.
-- Posted by not_sorry on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 3:00 PM
The article doesn't specify if the shooter was a student or not. Or if any of the People involved in the "altercation" were local residents or students .
-- Posted by Diseased*Turtle on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 1:10 PM
I was watching a baseball game at capaha last spring 4:30 in the afternoon I hear gun shots. A cape fireman I know was sitting in front of me. He turned and looked at me, I asked, is that gun shots I heard? Yep south of Broadway day, night all the time
-- Posted by Outfield on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 1:07 PM
What will we discover if we examine the background and home lives of the individuals who wrought this violence? Cape Girardeau still has time to save itself, by having hard discussions about: enforcement of local laws, zoning regulations, formation of neighborhood associations and restrictions, slum clearance, decentralization of the local school system into smaller schools (preferably geographically dispersed) and finally, offer/allow no incentives for transient populations to choose Cape Girardeau.
-- Posted by Angela Kunstwadl on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 12:47 PM
Coming up on 24 hours since this “altercation” occurred on our college campus and ruined the graduation of so many kids. WHERE ARE THE MUGSHOTS of the “alleged perpetrators” ? Has the SE Missourian asked for them?
-- Posted by UltraRightDad on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 12:33 PM
And, while we are talking about "misbehavior" in the public schools . . . the Mayor, City Council and other leaders of our community need to really focus on all the crime in the City of Cape Girardeau. Focus on making life better for the citizens of CG.
One problem I keep hearing about is how many chances the Judges give the criminals. Time after time, sentence reduced to probation. There needs to be real punishment.
The gun shot was scary, yes, but some neighborhoods hear these gun shots every night ---- don't you think they are scared?
Please City officials DO SOMETHING about the crime in CG.
-- Posted by Sunday on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 11:20 AM
NS, I live in Cape Girardeau, not Florida or Oregon as you provided articles from those states. I asked you about our local public library. I’ll help you with this
It's possible that the shooter and the injured are juveniles, so the names might not be released. I hope, however, that they will be declared adults; and that includes the injured who were probably involved in the fight, instead of being innocent bystanders.
-- Posted by Liz_in_Cape on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 9:01 AM
An earlier Missourian story said that one person was shot in the second story concession area of the building. Your photo shows a victim being treated outside of the building. Please clarify.
-- Posted by Liz_in_Cape on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 8:55 AM
It's time to stop walking on eggshells around the thug culture in Cape. The school district is more concerned about keeping the dangerous students in school than the hundreds of kids who DON'T disrupt, disrespect, threaten violence, and fight every single day. Wake up CGPS! The school district cannot fix the home lives of the kids who choose to go down the thug path. Time to focus on the kids who really deserve to be there! Get thugs out of our schools!
-- Posted by McFly on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 7:57 AM
Yes it’s the School Officials fault. Their job is to make decisions so that every person at a school event is safe. It is on SEMO DPS and Cape City Chief as well. All should be fired!
-- Posted by RTRUTH on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 7:30 AM
Fire the Superintendent, SEMO DPS Chief and Cape City Chief!! You have to take precautions and prepare for these type events in today’s world. I get checked by a metal detector every time I go to a Show Me Center event. The equipment is there use it. At some point Cape has to wake up and make moves for future.
-- Posted by RTRUTH on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 7:27 AM
All of the people standing around should have been told to leave,for their safety,the person that first responders were working on,and the first responders safety.
-- Posted by not no more on Mon, May 20, 2024, at 6:59 AM
Not calling this what it should be called….attempted murder and it was premeditated shows a pattern of trying to sugarcoat events that happened. Trying to be gentle with words. What happened was horrible and to say it was an altercation is ridiculous.
-- Posted by Proud Paw Paw on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 10:48 PM
Typical Central thugs or their family and friends disrupt what was a very special day for all the graduates and their families. It’s out of control. People wonder why Christian and private schools & Jackson continue to grow. It’s to get away from Central Jr High and the High school. Discipline is out of control because the Administration is afraid of the thug parents. They look for the easy way out and the community suffers. And the bottom line is test scores for Cape have plummeted. We need school board members with guts to develop policies to combat this. We need new Administrators who will stand up to parents and kick their kids out. This has to stop NOW!
-- Posted by 66Indian on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 9:19 PM
Not calling this what it should be called….attempted murder and it was premeditated shows a pattern of trying to sugarcoat events that happened. Trying to be gentle with words. What happened was horrible and to say it was an altercation is ridiculous.
-- Posted by Proud Paw Paw on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 8:14 PM
Honoring Don Welge in this fashion is so great. You will never meet a finer family man, business and civic leader, and American. Humble servant leader.
Salute!
R.I.P.
-- Posted by Peter Kinder on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 7:04 PM
Maybe this event will stimulate our public school board to finally institute much more strict disciplinary policies and fire administrators and teachers who will not comply because they are afraid of parents. I hate to say it but our secondary public schools are as bad as many in the major cities like St. Louis, Chicago etc. First instead of just instituting a no cell phone policy, we have to spend thousands on BAGS for cell phones. What’s next—metal detectors at all achool events? This is exactly why NO incumbents should be re-elected to the School Board. No one seems to care about student performance either. Even after dumbing down educational goals, centrals student performance statewide is abysmal.
-- Posted by 66Indian on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 4:12 PM
The problem with Biden is he hasn’t any idea what he thinks of the attack on Israel. All he does is repeat what he’s told to say and those remarks depend on who he’s talking to. If it’s a pro Israel group, he talks how tough he is and if it’s Pro Palestinian he talks about his humanitarian aid. This administration has too many bosses an trying to look presidential to both sides makes him look a fool.
-- Posted by Proud Paw Paw on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 12:44 PM
IMO, Social Security would not be on the verge of being bankrupt if those who should not be on it were removed!
While speaking of being Bankrupt, the USA is drowning in Debt by those on Welfare for generations who are able-bodied that have become Voting Slaves plus the USA has over 7.2 million New Dependent Biden Illegals straining the Taxpayers where these funds could be used elsewhete!
-- Posted by Truth Slinger on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 12:41 PM
Well…hell has probably frozen over as I agree with m Masterson. If politicians had not seized this money for other things, the SS system would not be in the shape it is. Simply budget a repayment back into the system. The government doesn’t seem to have a problem of finding other things to increase its budget, why not make things right with SS.
-- Posted by Proud Paw Paw on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 12:38 PM
It’s more like….here’s a piece of paper that “says” you have piece of paper that doesn’t mean a whole lot when you don’t base it on in depth learning. Another “product” the university is offering to make money.
-- Posted by Proud Paw Paw on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 12:33 PM
So Semo is going to offer MBA-Lite to those with no degree or no accounting education or experience. Interesting. SEMO Board of Regents needs to reconsider this offering in lieu of the university becoming a paper mill for easily earned diplomas, something I don't think this should become a popular advertising ploy for this school. Quick money never brings much good.
-- Posted by LiberalDemocrat on Sun, May 19, 2024, at 12:09 PM
"Florida school board cut father’s mic as he denounced ‘pornography’ in classrooms. Bruce Friedman was silenced during a June 30 Clay County School District board meeting as he read from a book he found at Fleming Island High School"
Need 100 more examples?-- Posted by not_sorry on Tue, Jan 17, 2023, at 10:38 AM
-- Posted by not_sorry on Sat, May 18, 2024, at 3:38 PM
Please tell me the pornography the local Public library has that they are pushing on children. -- Posted by 1946 on Sat, May 18, 2024, at 2:16 PM
It's one thing to be ignorant of what is going on. It's quite another to ignore information you've been provided on numerous occasions. I'll save myself the keystrokes and cut and paste one of a number of responses to Biden democrats who haven't a clue what is going on. I would only ask that you either a) admit you were clueless or b) try and argue the point. Acting uninformed for weeks on end isn't a good look.
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Despite the misinformation and enabling comments of some on here, some of these books in PUBLIC libraries have illustrations and descriptions of a man graphically fantasizing about sexual relations with a minor. -- Posted by not_sorry on Sat, Feb 24, 2024, at 8:54 AM
Well the book "gender queer" has the picture of an adolescent boy performing oral sex on another boy (among other things), but somehow this is not pornographic. So, really, what's happening is that they are slipping pornography into the young people's library holdings under the guise of "diversity". -- Posted by swamper on Fri, Jan 26, 2024, at 5:35 AM
the books have pornographic descriptions and illustrations. And it's disturbing that people want to allow this in the library. The books aren't banned. Go buy kiddie porn if you want. It's not illegal. Just keep it out of the library. How low the moral/ethical standards of the far-left have dragged the democrat party down. -- Posted by not_sorry on Sun, Jan 28, 2024, at 10:09 AM
-- Posted by not_sorry on Sat, May 18, 2024, at 3:27 PM
Please tell me the pornography the local Public library has that they are pushing on children. I didn’t say anything about banning, I said removing. There’s a difference. Quit lying. You know the Cape library isn’t promoting pornography to children.
-- Posted by 1946 on Sat, May 18, 2024, at 2:16 PM
Is “guarding liberty” removing books from libraries?Throwing Patriot onto a name doesn’t make it so. -- Posted by 1946 on Sat, May 18, 2024, at 1:02 PM
Is sending a cold-blooded murder to jail taking away their liberty? Yes. Wrong is always wrong 1946 and there are consequences for that.
Removing books from libraries doesn't keep you from buying pornography for your twelve year old child. You have all the liberty you want to corrupt your child... just not on my "public" dime. NO BOOKS ARE BANNED. Quit lying. Only books in PUBLIC libraries have been removed.
Spend your own money to corrupt your children.
-- Posted by not_sorry on Sat, May 18, 2024, at 2:04 PM
The name of this group says all you need to know.-- Posted by Quitlyngop on Thu, May 16, 2024, at 1:55 PM
It amuses me that democrats get so upset about making America great or guarding liberty.
-- Posted by not_sorry on Fri, May 17, 2024, at 2:19 PM
It really has to do with one’s definition. Is “guarding liberty” removing books from libraries? Removing women’s reproductive rights? Throwing Patriot onto a name doesn’t make it so.
-- Posted by 1946 on Sat, May 18, 2024, at 1:02 PM
All I can say is Shame on those men and women who were voted into their offices to lead and serve the state of Missouri. Grow up or get out of the job we thought we had voted for good representation for the state, the whole state from the Bootheel to Iowa not just from St Louis to Kansas City.
-- Posted by PokerRunx6 on Sat, May 18, 2024, at 12:59 PM
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