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MLK Jr. citywide celebration hosts array of events starting Wednesday

Jan. 14

MLK Jr. citywide celebration hosts array of events starting WednesdayThe citywide celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. kicks off Wednesday, Jan. 15, featuring a birthday extravaganza, memorial breakfast and a humanitarian luncheon. The events honor MLK Day and the National Day of Service.

Southeast Missourian GM/assistant publisher to join SEMO REDI in leadership role

Jan. 14

Southeast Missourian GM/assistant publisher to join SEMO REDI in leadership roleLucas Presson, Southeast Missourian's general manager and assistant publisher, is set to lead business growth at SEMO REDI. His new role will focus on boosting the Cape Girardeau area's economic development.

New governor focuses on crime, education, tax cuts in inaugural address

Jan. 14

New governor focuses on crime, education, tax cuts in inaugural addressMissouri's new governor, Mike Kehoe, emphasizes tackling crime, enhancing education and cutting taxes in his inaugural address. He shares his journey from humble beginnings and pledges bipartisan collaboration.

Gym memberships surge at start of new year

Jan. 13

Gym memberships surge at start of new yearSoutheast Missouri gyms report a spike in memberships as residents aim to fulfill their new year's fitness resolutions. While January sees the highest activity, some centers notice trends starting as early as December.

Christopher Borro

Menards aids Red Star Food Pantry with donation drive

Jan. 13

Menards aids Red Star Food Pantry with donation driveMenards in Cape Girardeau partners with Red Star Food Pantry for a three-month donation drive, collecting nonperishable food and goods to support local families.

Christopher Borro

Los Angeles wildfires death toll rises as crews fight heavy winds to save homes and landmarks

Jan. 12

Los Angeles wildfires death toll rises as crews fight heavy winds to save homes and landmarksLOS ANGELES (AP) — The death toll from the wildfires ravaging the Los Angeles area rose to 16 as crews battled to cut off the spreading blazes before potentially strong winds return that could push the flames toward some of the city’s most famous landmarks.

Forecasted snow envelopes Southeast Missouri; 4 inches covers much of region

Jan. 10

Forecasted snow envelopes Southeast Missouri; 4 inches covers much of regionA significant winter storm blankets Southeast Missouri with about 4 inches of snow, causing travel disruptions. The National Weather Service confirms the storm's impact, with gradual melting expected.

Cape Public Schools Foundation's annual Penguin Party highlights community support for education

Jan. 10

Cape Public Schools Foundation's annual Penguin Party highlights community support for educationThe Cape Girardeau Public Schools Foundation's 19th annual Penguin Party raises between $100,000 and $200,000 each year for educational programs. The event features auctions, live music and a catered dinner.

Cape Central High School offers FAFSA assistance to seniors and families

Jan. 10

Cape Central High School offers FAFSA assistance to seniors and familiesCape Central High School is hosting a FAFSA event Jan. 15 to assist seniors and families with federal aid applications. The event aims to simplify the process and ensure students don't miss out on financial aid opportunities.

NWS says 'unusual' winter storm to layer Southeast Missouri

Jan. 10

NWS says 'unusual' winter storm to layer Southeast MissouriThe National Weather Service warns of an "unusual" winter storm set to hit Southeast Missouri, predicting 4 to 7 inches of snow. With high confidence in forecasts, officials urge caution and advise against unnecessary travel.

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