NewsDecember 10
Main break near water plant affects thousands in Cape; pipe repaired but boil ad...Main break near water plant affects thousands in Cape; pipe repaired but boil advisory still in effectA water main break near Cape Rock Water Treatment Plant led to a citywide boil water advisory in Cape Girardeau, impacting thousands. The pipe is repaired, but the advisory remains until Dec. 11. 
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Judge denies temporary restraining order in Drury case against mall developersA judge has denied a temporary restraining order sought by Drury family businesses to halt renovations at West Park Mall. The case revolves around access roads and alleged violations of the original site agreement.
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Missouri's Smith reappointed to lead House Ways and Means CommitteeMissouri's Congressman Smith has been reappointed to lead the influential House Ways and Means Committee. He aims to build on the 2017 tax cuts and tackle economic challenges facing American families.Southeast Missourian
EducationDecember 10
CTC's mass casualty simulation prepares its high school students for future careers in emergency res...CTC's mass casualty simulation offers high school students hands-on emergency response training alongside professionals, enhancing their skills and career readiness in fields such as EMT, nursing and fire science. 
CommunityDecember 10
Sponsored: Southeast Council on Philanthropy shares stories of impact from local nonprofitsSECOP collaborates with nonprofits to transform lives in Southeast Missouri. Discover inspiring stories of resilience and support from SEMO-NASV, GSLAC, and SEMO Food Bank. Join the mission today.
NewsDecember 10
Former Cape City Councilman Rhett Pierce granted extension to file pre-trial motions in federal caseFormer Cape Girardeau Councilman Rhett Pierce receives a 45-day extension to file pre-trial motions in his federal case involving drug and firearm charges, as his attorney needs more time to review the case discovery.
HealthDecember 9
With Trump on the way, advocates look to states to pick up medical debt fightWith Trump's presidency looming, advocates shift focus to states to tackle medical debt as federal efforts face potential cuts. States may lead policy changes to protect consumers from mounting healthcare costs.Noam N. Levey ~ KFF Health News
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