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Local News 6/14/24Sedgewickville felon charged after allegedly firing a bullet into wall in Delta convenience store2Jesse Boyer, 43, of Sedgewickville is in Cape Girardeau County Jail in lieu of $50,000 bond after prosecutors filed charges of unlawful use of a weapon, a Class B felony, and unlawful possession of a firearm, a Class D felony. Police say witnesses... -
Local News 6/14/24Southeast Missourian's 'Pints & Politics' series kicks off with State Rep. Jon PattersonThe Southeast Missourian is launching a new event this year with the start of its Pints & Politics series, kicking off on Monday, June 24, at the Rust Center for Media. This series of one-hour talks will feature in-depth interviews with political... -
Local News 6/14/24CTC's auto tech program receives ASE accreditation9Following a “thorough, strategic review,” the Cape Girardeau Career and Technology Center’s automotive technology program received National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Program Accreditation at the Maintenance and Light Repair... -
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Local News 6/14/24Former special education student sues school district, aide over alleged sexual assault1A former special education student who was allegedly sexually assaulted by his special education aide is suing the woman accused of the sexual crimes as well as the Scott County School District... -
Local News 6/14/24Report: Cape Girardeau man in jail after police find large amount of meth in freezer door5A Cape Girardeau man is in jail on a $100,000 cash-only bond after law enforcement officers with the Cape Girardeau Police Department, the Drug Enforcement Administration Drug Task Force, the ATF and the Cape Girardeau County Sheriff’s Office say... -
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Local News 6/13/24SEMO, TRC add eight pathways to their transfer agreementsSoutheast Missouri State University and Three Rivers College have expanded their cooperation to add eight more majors covered under transfer agreements, according to a news release issued by SEMO. The articulation agree-ments are intended to allow... -
Local News 6/13/24Guardians of Liberty hosts ‘Seven Steps to Take Back Our Elections’ event41Guardian’s of Liberty will host a “Seven Steps to Take Back Our Elections” event from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 18, at Delmonico’s Steakhouse in Jackson. According to a GOL news release, the event’s speaker will be physicist Douglas G. Frank, known... -
Local News 6/13/24National Police Week: Cape Girardeau Police Department’s Newton helps inform public and support police as PIOCape Girardeau Police’s Public Information Officer Bobby Newton serves Cape Girardeau by making the public aware of the police’s actions, delivering department communications and offering peer support for his fellow officers. Newton said he went... -
Local News 6/13/24National Police Week: Desire to learn fuels Cape County deputy from Puerto Rico to Southeast Missouri1Deputy Marc Rivas of the Cape Girardeau County Sheriff's Office has worked two different fields in the office and teaches new recruits different aspects of the job. After moving to the Show Me State from the north of Puerto Rico, he has set down... -
Local News 6/13/24National Police Week: Group honors Van Buren officer with Hero Award“We have made a lot of changes since 2020, and we’re hopeful that more changes will continue to be made for the positive,” said KVC Missouri Director Michael Turner. KVC stands for “Knowledge, Value, and Connection,” according to Turner, and it... -
Local News 6/13/24National Police Week: From uncertainty to leadership — Jackson PD Lt. Jason Wilhelm's journey in law enforcementFollowing his high school graduation in 2000, Scott City native Jason Wilhelm wasn’t sure where the future would lead him. Law enforcement was on Wilhelm’s radar, but he ultimately decided to “put it on the back burner” and attend college. During... -
Local News 6/13/24Valedictorians 2024: Madilyn Asher, Bell City High SchoolParents: Matthew and Kelli Asher Post-graduation plans: Attend University of Missouri to obtain a degree in nursing. High school activities: Volleyball, cheerleading, track, Beta Club, FFA, Student Council, FBLA, FCCLA and Pep Club. Favorite high... -
Local News 6/13/24Valedictorians 2024: Addison Engelen, Leopold High School1Parents: Scott and Melinda Engelen. Post-graduation plans: Attend Murray State University in the fall and work to obtain a bachelor's degree in nursing. High school activities: Volleyball, softball, Beta Club (president), Pep Club (president),... -
Local News 6/13/24Valedictorians 2024: Zavior Mize, Scott County Central High SchoolParents: Gary and Bethany Mize. Post-graduation plans: Attend Southeast Missouri State University and major in biology education. I would like to become a teacher and basketball coach. High school activities: FBLA Club (officer), Beta Club... -
Local News 6/13/24Valedictorians 2024: Kiely Pearl Woodfin, Zalma High SchoolParents: Keith Woodfin and Theresa Sipos Post-graduation plans: Pursue a career in the medical field, attending Southeast Missouri State University. High school activities: Student Council (two-year officer), FCCLA (four-year officer), Senior Beta... -
Local News 6/13/24Valedictorians 2024: Ian Weber, Scott City High School1Parents: Mark and Norma Weber Post-graduation plans: Major in cybersecurity at Southeast Missouri State University High school activities: National Honor Society, Student Council, Guidance Advisory Students, FBLA, Science Club, football, FTA, SEEK,... -
Local News 6/13/24Valedictorians 2024: Asher Britt, Scott County Central High SchoolParents: Robert and Katie Britt Post-graduation plans: Attend Quincy University to play basketball and earn a degree in either biology or chemistry. High school activities: Basketball, Student Council, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Art Club,... -
Local News 6/13/24Today in history: June 13
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Local News 6/12/24National Police Week: David Ruebel — I just want to helpDavid Ruebel, a patrol officer in Chaffee, has committed himself to making a difference in his small community. He has been an officer at Chaffee for just over a year and a half. His journey in law enforcement began at the age of 35. Before joining... -
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Most read 6/11/24City of Cape Girardeau forms committee to review policies, try to lessen gun violence21The City of Cape Girardeau is assembling a Gun Violence Task Force that will determine what can be done to discourage gun violence. The ad-hoc committee will also look over current programs and policies. Mayor Stacy Kinder stated in the city’s... -
Most read 6/10/24Cape elementary students celebrate final day of summer school at Central's new indoor athletic facility9With the Summer Olympics around the corner, each of the Cape Girardeau Public Schools elementary schools celebrated the last day of their Olympics-themed summer school session Friday, June 7, with activities for students inside Cape Central High... -
Most read 6/10/24Lynwood Baptist Church breaks ground on $10.5 million expansion3Officials of Lynwood Baptist Church and Lynwood Christian Academy officially broke ground Sunday, June 9, on a 35,000-square-foot expansion. Senior pastor Mark Anderson spoke of the geography of redemption and God’s presence. ... -
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Most read 6/10/24Oak Ridge mother faces accusation of providing minor with meth; faces counts of child endangerment8An Oak Ridge mother is in jail in lieu of $26,000 cash-only bond after police say she provided at least one child with methamphetamine. Jennifer Bey, 43, faces three counts of first-degree child endangerment involving drugs, a Class D felony.... -
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Most read 6/7/24Report: Police find bloodied woman holding suspect by hair; drugs found in man's underwear at jail5A Charleston man faces eight felonies following a domestic violence call that led to several drug-related charges. Vashon Rivers, 39, was arrested in Cape Girardeau and charged with eight felonies: four counts of delivery of a controlled substance,...