SEMO football’s first fall scrimmage highlighted a strong secondary, an improving offensive line, and key progress from ...

Megan faces the challenge of choosing between staying in her longtime home or moving on, weighing fears, family ties and faith as she navigates the uncertainty of a major life decision.

Phyllis "Philly" Burmester and her team at 1539 Price Drive have been named Ramblewood Garden Club’s August Yard of the Month ...

Reflecting on the habits of planners and last-minute doers, Rennie Phillips shares personal stories about preparation, ...

From Missouri’s statehood to Woodstock, the atomic bombings and the deaths of Elvis and Aretha, key moments in U.S. and world ...

Charles Boutin’s leadership transformed Cape Girardeau’s telephone industry and helped establish Trail of Tears State Park, ...

Genealogists researching ancestors from the War of 1812 or Mexican War can find valuable records in enlistment files, bounty ...

The picture-winged fly, a harmless but sometimes pesky insect found near ponds and swamps, feeds on decaying vegetation and ...

Cape Girardeau, Scott City and Jackson senior centers announce diverse lunch menus for Monday, Aug. 11, through Friday, Aug.

The atomic bomb dropped by the United States on Nagasaki on Aug. 9, 1945, killed some 70,000 people, three days after the ...

A Scott City resident criticizes the City Council for a parking ban allegedly benefiting a business owner and awarding a city ...

KFVS12 in Cape Girardeau marked 100 years of broadcasting in July, with on-air personalities and leadership reflecting on its origins, technological milestones and the enduring legacy of founder Oscar ...