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October 11
Salvation Army dispatches locals in hurricane response efforts
Salvation Army mobilizes Missouri locals for hurricane relief, more than 70 others in aiding affected areas with shelter, food and supplies across Florida, the Carolinas, Georgia and Tennessee.
Health
October 10
October was declared Safe Sleep Month in Mo. to prevent infant sleep-related deaths. Here are some s...
October is Safe Sleep Month in Missouri, aiming to curb infant sleep-related deaths. Learn essential tips for creating a safe sleep environment for your baby and discover available resources.
Health
October 9
Cape Girardeau VA Health Care Center to host Freedom Festival on Oct. 18
Health resources from nearly 30 outreach booths and free food will be on hand at Cape Girardeau VA's Freedom Festival on Oct. 18.
Health
October 4
Did you know? Cape County residents pay a tax for mental health services. Here's how board distribu...
Discover how Cape Girardeau County allocates mental health tax funds to local organizations. Learn about the distribution process, funding recipients, and the impact on community services.
Health
September 27
Wells to Wallets: How your ballot choice will affect water and money in Cape Girardeau
Cape Girardeau voters face a crucial decision on Nov. 5: approve a water rate hike to address aging infrastructure and growing demand or risk water shortages and safety issues. Discover how this could impact your wallet.
Health
September 22
Future of Missouri's water: Proposed legislation aims to curb out-of-state exports
Missouri aims to safeguard its water supply with new legislation to curb out-of-state exports. Local farmers and officials push for stricter regulations to protect resources from private corporations.
Health
September 18
Missouri DNR: North American Tie and Timber fire in Cape Girardeau did not breach creosote tank
A fire at North American Tie and Timber revealed the facility's lack of a sprinkler system despite handling hazardous creosote. The EPA confirmed no immediate public danger, but the incident raises safety concerns.
Health
September 18
Faith leaders gather to bridge gaps in mental health support services
Faith leaders from Southeast Missouri convened at Southeast Behavioral Hospital to explore collaborative solutions for mental health and substance abuse issues. The initiative aims to unite churches with community programs, enhancing support networks.
Health
September 11
Mercy to end Missouri contracts with Anthem if terms aren’t reached
Mercy plans to end Missouri contracts with Anthem by 2025 unless new terms are agreed upon. Ongoing disputes over pricing and administrative processes could impact thousands of patients.
Health
September 6
Fair food safety: Public health inspectors working all week to ensure food is as safe as it is delic...
A team of public health inspectors work all week long at the SEMO District Fair to ensure food safety, inspecting everything from water sources to food temperatures.
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