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NewsNovember 11, 2008

More than three years have passed since Emily and Michael Altom were charged in connection with the death of their 4-year-old son Ethan. Now those charges could be dismissed, depending on the outcome of a hearing set for December in Phelps County, Mo.To read more about this story, click here...

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Charges could be dismissed against Perry County couple

More than three years have passed since Emily and Michael Altom were charged in connection with the death of their 4-year-old son Ethan. Now those charges could be dismissed, depending on the outcome of a hearing set for December in Phelps County, Mo.

To read more about this story, click here.

Drug-related death leads to Stoddard County arrest

The death of a 20-year-old man who took a Fentanyl patch over the weekend has led to charges being filed against the man who police say sold the victim the drug.

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Tyler R. Hardin, 19, is accused of several felony drug charges. To read the story from The Daily Statesman in Dexter, Mo., click here.

Bootheel agencies observe hunger, homelessness awareness week

Next week is hunger and homelessness awareness week across the country, and some Bootheel agencies are marking the occasion with events planned to raise awareness about hunger and homelessness.

To read more about the events read this story from the Sikeston Standard Democrat.

What happens in Cape after dark?

Though Cape Girardeau's a small, somewhat sleepy town, there's still plenty that goes on in its bars and other places after dark. From family trips to the bowling alley to drag shows, there's plenty of action here when night falls.

Check out our video montage of scenes from Cape Girardeau nightlife now on seMissourian.com. You can find the video on our home page or in our multimedia section.

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