Cape Girardeau, MO News

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• Cape Girardeau Storytelling Festival 2012
• Southeast Missouri District Fair 2012
• Boo at the Zoo
• Back to School for Cape Girardeau - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Southeast Missouri District Fair 2011
• Reps. Emerson, Carnahan partner on civility forum
• Joshua Kezer celebrates two years of freedom this week
• Governor got hundreds of mercy pleas on behalf of death row inmate
• Route AA closed for pipe replacement
• Interstate 55 reduced for guardrail repairs
• Guardrail replacement set in Scott County
• Sikeston teen injured in Wednesday accident
• Community action agencies face 50 percent cut in Obama budget
• Other Southeast Missouri veterans fighting health care battles
• Sheriff working with lab, photographer to develop fingerprint in Lawless case
• Missouri sheriffs vary in replying to record requests
• Obama, Gates win in showdown vote to kill costly alternative jet engine
• Businesses, consumers giving economy a boost
• CIA: If caught, bin Laden would be sent to Gitmo
• U.S. eyeing Gulf unrest
• Montana governor blocks slaughter of hundreds of Yellowstone bison
• Indicted Italian leader not worried about trial
• Egypt: Death toll put at 365 as strikes continue
• Protest wave grows in Mideast
• Pseudoephedrine prescription laws draw mixed reactions from health-care industry
• Investigation continues into alleged racist acts against Cairo high school students
• Missouri Senate leader proposes bill to preserve area groundwater
• Missouri bill would allow vouchers for private schools
• Charges against Stoddard County registered sex offender dropped
• Jetton pleads guilty in traffic court
• Utility customers grill Ameren representatives, state regulators at rate increase hearing
• Inmate dies after jumping from moving van
• Show Me Center makes official Trans Siberian Orchestra concert announcement
• Stocks fall after weak retail sales
• Living downtown: Cape Girardeau City Council looking at changes to ordinance regulating residences
• A soldier named Lucky, part 4: Family left with questions and a maze of paperwork
• Notre Dame finishes $1.4M center
• Jackson official: New fire station should open in 2012
• Voter forum focuses on April ballot issues
• GOP disparages Obama's budget
• Bahrain square becomes new center for Arab anger
• Ivory Coast torn by mass killings since election
• Girl born with 12 fingers, 14 toes reaches for a record
• I-55 reduced for bridge repairs
• Obama calls for peaceful response in Middle East
• Missouri lawmakers consider nuclear power legislation
• German company acquires New York Stock Exchange
• IBM supercomputer beats human champs on 'Jeopardy'
• Law enforcement: Sales of pseudoephedrine spike in Perryville
• Women file civil rights lawsuit against Scott County sheriff, jailers
• Power to be cut to Jackson neighborhood for repairs today
• Jackson man charged with stealing from employer through kick-back scheme
• A soldier named Lucky, part 3: Lucky deals with post-traumatic stress and declining health
• Billy Pat Wright mulling bid for state Senate; Terry Swinger declares candidacy
• I-55 in Cape, Scott counties reduced for repairs
• Highway 91 Little River bridge in Stoddard County to close
• Bridge briefing scheduled in Scott County
• Commissioners may consider whether Cape Girardeau County's ambulance services need expansion
• Jobs coming back slowly, say some
• Jackson woman pleads guilty to meth possession
• Smoking ban, wastewater plant topics at forum tonight at Cape Girardeau library
• Obama budget: Some cuts, not slashes GOP asks
• Health care benefits for U.S. veterans
• Once-bankrupt GM to pay more than $400 million in worker bonuses
• Mo. auditor to examine local license offices
• California prison officials seize cell phones
• Jackson officials say power outage, gas leak related
• Defendant disputes details of sentencing report in robbery, assault case
• Fire officials ask Cape Girardeau County residents not to burn outside
• SEMO student injured in mo-ped accident
• Six miles of Cape Girardeau County roads identified for paving
• One taken to hospital after Cape Girardeau fire
• Poplar Bluff leaders talk to Sen. Blunt about U.S. 67 corridor completion
• Cape Girardeau County Commission takes first steps toward courthouse structural review
• A soldier named Lucky, part 2: Soldier went from smoke of war to frustrating battle for treatment
• Bollinger County woman injured in Sunday accident
• The business of romance: Florists, jewelers and bakers count on Valentine's Day to bolster bottom line
• Jackson lawmaker among those working to amend Prop B
• Court says former K.C. superintendent not liable
• Aging inmates challenge Mo. prison system
• Sikeston couple shares secrets of 70 years of happy marriage
• Arcade Fire, Lady Antebellum take top honors at Grammys
• Tickets available for rescheduled 'Spamalot' performance
• Domestic violence victims to get better protection
• Military rulers dissolve Egypt's parliament
• Nokia CEO: Co. to get billions
• A soldier named Lucky, Part 1: Woman comes to America with big dreams, but they end in a VA hospital bed
• Emerson expects to decide on Senate run in 'a couple weeks'
• Mo. farmers face tough decisions on what to plant
• Club news 2/13/11
• Crowds cheer on their favorite drivers, trucks at Winter Nationals
• Egypt army commits to transfer
• Missouri regulators approve energy efficiency rules
• Thousands demand reforms in Algeria
• Drifters find home in ruins left by Hurricane Katrina
• Judge orders trial for man in Michigan mosque plot
• India census may help poorest
• Kidnap game raises controversy
• Strong quake jolts Chile
• Kansas City police officers will be required to wear seat belts
• Fed initiative targeting gangs in Kansas City, across nation
• Kinder Morgan raises $2.86 billion in market debut
• Obama wants less gov't in mortgage system
• Two Connecticut MBA graduates start new social networking site
• States' offer of tax breaks no guarantee for jobs
• 25 injured when taxi plows into crowd in San Diego
• Wireless advances could mean no more cell towers
• Johnson's Shut-Ins returns to life after dam break
• Stoddard County sex offender may have been incorrectly charged
• Jackson schools to save though refinancing bonds
• Public hearings over Ameren rate increase request coming up
• Country singer Luke Bryan coming to Poplar Bluff
• Health department: Local restaurants again getting calls from fake food inspectors
• Poll: What are you buying for Valentine's Day?
• Bollinger County man appealing 1988 conviction for rape
• Southeast Missouri State University to cut degrees
• I-57 ramps reduced for guardrail work
• Route A closed for pipe replacement
• Highway 177 to close for pipe replacement
• Many area health providers have already made the switch to electronic records
• Fewest requests for unemployment help since 2008
• Mo. may excuse missed school days
• No charges in death of brewery heir's girlfriend
• Republicans invite businesses to vent about regulations
• Hackers in China hit Western oil companies
• Historic temple caught in Thai-Cambodia crossfire
• Miniskirted Russian women urge better snow removal
• Suicide bomber wounds 42, kills 31 soldiers in Pakistan
• Mubarak refuses to quit, hands powers to his VP
• iPhone-starved states welcome gadget
• N.Y. Congressman resigns after shirtless photo appears on Craigslist
• Cold, snow worry ranchers in Plains and South
• Three dead in Pa. natural gas explosion; 2 missing
• Campus group leads discussion on evolution of hip hop
• Show Me Center prepares for weekend of monster truck action
• Roy Blunt discusses EPA regulations, SEMO Port access and other issues with local business leaders
• Area schools report Friday closings
• How Cape Girardeau smoking ban would be enforced not yet decided
• Poplar Bluff man charged in stabbing
• Two Sikeston businesses robbed in one 24-hour period
• Renowned talent scout to give talk in Southeast Missouri
• Bootheel woman found mentally competent in infant murder case
• Meeting on Jackson DREAM initiative is March 1
• Cape Girardeau County's courthouses present daily challenges to staff
• Two injured in Wednesday Scott County crash
• Bill seeks to end late-term abortions with help of fetus viability testing
• Secondhand smoke exposure amendment added to workers' comp legislation
• U.S. commodity prices rising because of demand, weather
• New drilling method opens vast oil fields in U.S.
• Snow causes some accidents, temporary closure of interstate
• Many are now talking like txt msgs
• Area schools report Thursday closings
• Students throughout area can expect to lose spring vacation time because of snow days
• Weather, crash close Interstate 55 near Pemiscot/New Madrid County line; crash closes lane in Cape Girardeau County
• Board for developmentally disabled explains case management transition
• Area man steps down after 18 years as state Farm Bureau president
• Siketon City Council annexes land for Three Rivers Community College campus
• Four teenagers charged in connection with Poplar Bluff church arson
• Mo. Senate amends workers' comp bill to include secondhand smoke
• U.S. corn reserves hit lowest level in 15 years
• Threat of winter weather causes some area schools to cancel classes
• Scott City street reduced to one lane
• Route ZZ bridge in Scott County reduced to one lane
• U.S. economic stress is up
• Removing minimum wage escalator on business groups' agenda in Jefferson City
• Government investigation finds no electronic flaws in Toyotas
• Bridge briefing scheduled in Stoddard County
• Missouri Senate committee considers union legislation
• Business travel rebounds as economy improves
• Freed leader energizes protests in Egypt
• AG Koster leads bipartisan effort to strengthen system battling domestic violence
• Afghan, NATO forces brace for offensive
• Chechen rebel leader claims airport bomb
• U.S. turns up pressure on Pakistan over detainee
• Octogenarian burglar back in custody
• West Lane program focuses on good behavior
• Mo. lawmakers seek to restrict funeral protests
• Some breast cancer patients can skip lymph node surgery
• Eastern snow melts, revealing trash piles, potholes, bodies
• Jackson schools foundation fundraiser is Saturday
• Federal judge rules against atheist in Bald Knob Cross suit
• Jackson man wins $10,000 in Missouri Lottery
• Sikeston sees modest increase in construction in 2010
• Missouri driver's license applications won't be processed Feb. 19, 21
• Cape Girardeau County board transitioning into case management role
• Bootheel fire department rescues reptiles from burning box truck
• Revenue from Cape Splash may pay to demolish Capaha Park pool
• Salvation Army reaches fundraising goal
• Perry County bridge to be painted
• Highways 25, 77, U.S. 60 to be resurfaced
• S. Sudan makes preparations for next world capital
• Layoffs becoming rarer even with unemployment rate high
• Monday afternoon accident sends three teens to hospital
• Saint Francis completes ER with opening of second phase
• Lichtenegger among lawmakers whose Facebook pages have been hacked
• Income taxes at lowest since 1950
• AOL steps up news, ad effort
• Obama: White House, CEOs must work together
• Vigil for death row inmate to be today
• Poll finds winter gets bad rap as bad time for romance
• Bedbugs infest KC home for mentally ill
• Jackson aldermen deny permit to massage business
• Cape Girardeau City Council removes flag desecration from ordinances
• Land commission grants formal quarry permit hearing to Saxony Lutheran High School
• State cites improper accounting as reason for Marble Hill license office contract termination
• Two area men to witness next Missouri execution
• Four teenagers arrested in connection to Poplar Bluff church firebombing
• Cape Girardeau County Commission reimburses two POWs for property taxes
• Cape Girardeau-Jackson committee makes first formal presentation of subdivision regulations to county commission
• Missouri-Kentucky ferry closed due to weather
• Mo. lawmakers' Facebook accounts being hacked
• Missouri seeks young adults to work in state parks
• Two arrested in fraternity house shooting
• Former New Madrid County official sentenced on felony stealing charges
• Habitat for Humanity, Isle of Capri work to move family into new home
• Egypt VP meets opposition, offers new concessions
• Farm Bureau president says farming still a vital industry in Cape Girardeau County
• Tunisian official suspends former ruling party
• Jackson Board of Aldermen agenda 2/7/11
• Cape Girardeau City Council agenda 2/7/11
• Fearful Russian lawmaker flees to America
• State wrestles with fed school money
• Mideast unrest affects U.S. counterterrorism efforts
• Many pay tribute on Reagan's 100th
• SEMO Gun Show vendors go 'by the books'
• Board of Aldermen to vote on in-home massage business that neighors oppose
• Pass/fail: Lawmakers want drug testing for welfare recipients, but opponents call it unfair
• Club news 2/6/11
• Southeast finance head looks at bright side of budget cut
• Senator says newest justice should sit out health care reform case
• Department creates most-wanted list for health care fraud
• Husband: Giffords would embrace shuttle decision
• Runners dash two miles, scarf down doughnuts, sprint back
• Chicago residents calling 'dibs' on dug-out parking
• Palin: U.S. out of step with Reagan's values
• Country artist Blake Shelton draws in fans with interaction
• Report: Some Kansas City officers don't wear seat belts
• Turmoil in Egypt helping to lift oil and food prices
• Weight of snow damages docks at Lake of the Ozarks
• Nasdaq hackers target service for corporate boards
• Egypt ruling party leaders resign; Mubarak remains
• Tunisian police chief fires on crowd
• U.S. -Russia nuclear arms treaty takes effect
• Attendance up at Cape Girardeau schools
• Area gets a couple of inches of snow; few vehicle accidents reported
• Sikeston woman seriously injured after weather-related accident
• Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce presents awards at annual dinner
• Police: Bootheel man made false murder claim
• Teenager crashes truck into Poplar Bluff bedroom
• High school students test business models in Camp Enterprise event
• Homeless man accused in Stoddard County molestation case declines plea offer
• Missouri puts plowing costs at $5.5 million in first estimate
• Former Fredericktown, Mo., police officer gets life in prison for abusing boys
• Minimum length limit appears to improve Wappapello crappie size
• Southeast Missouri State University official expresses optimism about level of state budget cuts
• County's archives center running out of room as it turns 10
• More parents charged under Cape Girardeau schools' tougher attendance policy
• Few point finger at Mayor Daley for stranded cars
• SUV plunges into Okla. river; three killed
• Special Olympics preparing for 5th annual Polar Plunge in Cape Girardeau County
• U.S. Rep. Graves won't run for Senate in 2012; Emerson ponders run
• Marble Hill, Mo., molestation case set for three-day trial in May
• State officials seek Missouri AG's legal opinion on health care reform law
• Rural air subsidies test resolve to cut spending
• New Senate report criticizes FBI, Army in Fort Hood shooting
• Bellagio bandit arrested after returning to casino
• Jan. jobs report expected to show modest gains
• House Republicans move to slash domestic programs
• Violence, chaos spread beyond Cairo square
• Pakistani judge orders American held 8 more days
• Gov't-backed candidate out of Haiti's election
• Worst of Australia storm over; no deaths reported
• Afghan police's reputation worsening in south
• Consumers shook off snow, went shopping in January, stores say
• American Cancer Society makes $10,000 in-kind contribution to smoking ban group
• Show Me Center cites conflicting dates, contract problems for Willie Nelson cancellation
• Bloodied Cape Girardeau delivery driver reports being robbed at gunpoint
• Three protest MoDOT's plan for Fruitland rest areas
• Poplar Bluff motorcycle business destroyed by fire
• Company applies to operate quarry in northern Cape Girardeau County
• Police arrest man accused of stealing police cruiser without incident
• Mo. Gov. Nixon releases additional $10 million for school transportation
• Withers reappointed to Cape Girardeau County park board
• Southeast Missouri State University opening cattle DNA research lab
• Highway 34 bridge closures to be discussed at today's hearing
• MoDOT to improve U.S. 164, Route NN
• MoDOT to hold hearing in Marble Hill
• Police find meth lab in Perryville home
• Powerful cyclone batters Australia
• Mubarak backers, foes clash in Cairo's central square
• Al Spradling's future with Southeast Missouri State University regents undecided
• Airport chaos eases while violence flares in Cairo
• NASA: 54 possible planets have life potential
• Bush to speak at Missouri college
• Astronaut's choice: Fly to space or stay with wife
• Historic winter storm moves on, but problems linger
• Senate Republicans lose vote on health law repeal
• Study finds students need more paths to career success
• Principal shot and killed by janitor at California elementary school
• Subdivision committee wants wider involvement from Cape Girardeau County residents
• Dobbins says SEMO tuition could rise 4 or 5 percent
• 'Spamalot' rescheduled for March 25 at River Campus
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring this year
• Stoddard County sex offender charged with living too close to day care
• Jackson Board of Aldermen candidates withdraw from races
• Former GOP presidential hopeful Huckabee to speak at Three Rivers commencement
• Power restored to most area residents affected by winter storm
• Part of Normal Avenue in Cape Girardeau closed
• Some Perryville schools report Wednesday closings
• Cape officials express interest in former federal building
• SEMO Regional Port reports large increase in shipping
• MoDOT considers plan to demolish Fruitland rest areas
• Winter storm makes Perry County roads slick
• Charlotte, N.C., chosen for 2012 convention
• Cape Girardeau school officials work on budget, teacher pay plan at retreat
• Dow has first close above 12,000 in more than 2 years
• Deep snow closes I-70 from St. Louis to Kansas City
• Stoddard County mom charged with endangerment, DUI after wreck
• Some see bankruptcy as fix for state budgets
• Jackson Recycling Center postpones temporary closing
• Former Mo. gov. Blunt new head of automotive group
• Egyptian president won't seek another term
• Jordan's king fires Cabinet amid protests
• Mo. Senate gives initial approval to texting while driving ban
• New Madrid Pioneer plant construction 'reshaping the landscape'
• Two-car accident on Interstate 55 sends Jackson woman to hospital
• SEMO officials mum about Monday meeting
• Public hearing on Fruitland rest areas set for Thursday
• Crowell bill would require MOHELA approval for university borrowing
• Cape City Council reviews priority capital projects
• Florida judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Winter storm threatens snow and ice from Rockies to Northeast
• Financial watchdog: Pricing of bank services needs to be clearer
• Scott County Transit now hauling Medicaid recipients
• Jackson officials hope to stop illegal dumping of yard waste
• Highway patrol vehicle hits teenager on bicycle
• Threat of winter weather closes SEMO Perryville campus
• Jackson man missed southwest Missouri court date while sitting in Cape Girardeau County jail
• Mo. lawmaker wants constitutional convention on debt
• Mo. House backs drug tests for some on welfare
• SEMO's Perryville center closed
• Teen thrown from ATV, run over
• Woman injured in Sunday accident
• Consumer spending rises in December
• NYC mayor conducts gun-sale sting in Arizona
• Egypt military promises no force against protesters
• Nixon declares state of emergency as winter storm advances
• Cape Girardeau County's new booths can accommodate more voters
• Stoddard County man who fled to New Orleans pleads guilty
• Sikeston teen seriously injured in Sunday night four-wheeler accident
• No plans for tuition increase at SEMO as other area institutions raise their fees
• Two-car accident sends Jackson woman to the hospital
• Recycling center in Jackson closed Wednesday
• Cape Girardeau cancer center a week away from opening
• Descendant of Oz creator carries on writing fantasy series
• Southeast Missouri State University's student newspaper turning 100
• Efficiency key to U.S. industrial survival
• Clinton: U.S. has no plans to suspend aid to Haiti
• Missouri man's art studio becomes a haven for healing for veterans
• Lawmakers consider bill to boost state parks
• Reform leader calls for Mubarak to resign
• Wounded father, son help each other with recovery
• Obama to honor victims of tower collapse
• Man arrested for plan to bomb mosque
• Student-organized benefit concert at Notre Dame raises more than $5,400
• Board of regents to meet in closed session
• Pair's ministry aims at helping dancers, prostitutes and other women in need
• Two Cape art teachers honored by state
• Chaos continues as Egypt's president names his deputy
• Elk being quarantined before release into Missouri
• Rock and Worship Roadshow draws nearly sold-out crowd to Show Me Center
• Missouri's movie producers alarmed by recommended cuts
• Cape Girardeau City Council to review $211 million in capital improvements
• Military lays out plan to implement gay ban repeal
• Four dead after boat capsizes in southwest Mo.
• Missouri health department heads push for more funding
• Relentless snow brings out best in Easterners
• Mayor wants to broadcast bird songs
• Comcast takes control of NBC Universal
• AP finds shortage of execution drugs widespread in U.S.
• Three crews put out parsonage fire in Fruitland
• Club news 1/30/11
• Still no decision on Fruitland quarry hearing
• Willie tickets will not go on sale Saturday
• Arrest made in Delta High School arson case
• Arrest made in Delta High School arson case
• House Speaker Tilley quiets concern over redistricting
• Footprints, witness lead to burglary arrest in Poplar Bluff; police find flat screen TV in the woods
• Police say man shot himself during Jackson traffic stop
• I-55 in Scott County reduced for guardrail repairs
• Violent protests escalate outside Egypt's capital
• Ugandan gay activist killed following publication of newspaper photo
• Teen waives preliminary hearing in sodomy case
• Teen charged with burglary may also face meth charges
• Some lawmakers want to reject $189M for schools
• Emerson slips on ice, breaks arm
• After 25 years, Challenger explosion still painful wound
• Lawmakers considering 2 tax amnesty proposals to raise revenue
• Robert Gates faults Congress for 'crisis on my doorstep'
• Australia plans tax, cuts to pay for floods
• Bomb strikes funeral in Baghdad, killing 48
• Doctors say Giffords ready to start full rehab
• Foreclosures up in most U.S. metro areas
• Cape Girardeau County commissioners pass resolution opposing peripheral zoning law
• Journalist Lisa Ling cancels SEMO appearance
• House panel considers repealing river cooler ban
• Scott County Commission hears about new courthouse security procedures
• Sikeston police seek movie rental store robber
• Capaha Park pool closed for good; city looks to spot's future
• Son suspected of assaulting, robbing father
• Judge orders mental evaluation for murder suspect
• Area legislators file bills to change Cape Girardeau County courthouse statute
• Mo. Senate endorses bill expanding subpoena power
• State beefs up argument for death penalty in Stoddard County murder case
• Cape Girardeau school bus in morning crash, no students hurt
• Locals travel to Jefferson City to stand against Fruitland quarry development
• 'Embedded learning' combines academics with trade classes at Career and Technology Center
• Kathy Swan reappointed to state higher education board
• Crowell bill would make Missouri right-to-work state
• Area educators take wait-and-see stance on president's plan
• Budget deficit to hit $1.5T
• Southwest Missourians thrilled by success of 'Winter's Bone'
• Mo. House OKs drug tests for welfare recipients
• Highway 72 reduced for repairs
• Cape Air proposes six daily round trips in contract bid
• Cape Girardeau medical equipment distribution facility to close
• Sikeston parents charged with murdering infant daughter
• Missouri House gives preliminary approval to welfare drug testing
• Promoter postpones mixed martial arts event set for Saturday
• Missouri Senate committee approves texting while driving ban
• Text of President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech
• Former frequent restaurant diners learn to love their ovens
• Obama calls for Republicans, Democrats to 'move forward together' in State of the Union
• Council asks for demonstration before looking at noise ordinance
• Trends in classroom technology shifting
• 'Riverdance' fans turn out for Cape Girardeau show
• Effort to repeal dog breeding law begins
• Perryville, Mo., woman appointed to state board
• Jetton trial rescheduled for summer
• Jackson kindergarten enrollment expected to be high for 2011-2012
• Chaffee man dies in single-vehicle accident in Cape Girardeau County
• Midget wrestling coming to Cape Girardeau
• Spring enrollment at Three Rivers Community College sets record
• Jetton assault trial rescheduled for June
• Charges added against Stoddard County man who left state to escape arrest
• Cape Girardeau County Clerk certifies Fruitland annexation petition
• Stoddard County prosecutor pledges crackdown on persistent drug offenders
• Man charged with selling drugs to Cape Girardeau murder victim
• Benton business destroyed in early-morning fire
• Cape Girardeau downtown noise committee to make recommendations
• School nurses plan ahead to help students with health challenges succeed in school
• Cape Girardeau man gets 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to child sex charge
• Prosecutor alleges Dickerson padded company's financial data on application
• Cape schools seeking state technology grant
• Bridge work means summer of detours for some Cape Girardeau County residents
• Blair Packaging Inc. requesting tax abatement for Thorngate property
• Cape Girardeau City Council agenda for 1/25/11
• Bombing at Moscow airport kills 35
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• Cape Girardeau County Commission adjusts clerk's office budget
• Willie Nelson schedules March concert in Cape Girardeau
• 'Slow, steady growth' in housing market expected in Cape Girardeau, Jackson
• Route N in Scott County closed for water main break
• University of Missouri Fall Dean's list
• News analysis: Nixon touts jobs and cuts Missouri positions
• Financial aid amount increasing for some Missouri college students
• Trial medication helps shrink 5-year-old's brain tumor
• U.S. diplomacy embracing Twitter amid global crises
• MoDOT wants to make its case in lawsuits
• Missing boat with 5 Americans found in Philippines
• Wal-Mart heads to court in battle over location near Civil War site
• Case in Giffords shooting likely to take years
• Scott County water district taking customers for Phase 2
• Sikeston man arrested on meth-related charges
• Parks departure: Dan Muser, who steered the city parks department for two decades, is retiring in March
• Lichtenegger says Facebook comment about lobbyists was left by hacker
• Emerson says she hasn't raised security at constituent meetings
• Health care overhaul debate now shifts to states
• Gov. Nixon wants larger utility office for consumers
• Economy to be main topic of State of the Union
• Venezuela, Cuba launch undersea cable project
• Apple app store reaches 10 billion download mark
• Officials: 'Bath salts' growing drug problem
• Mourners recall Shriver's charity, idealism at funeral
• Local school districts benefit from truancy court
• Cell phone keeps ringing inside Ukrainian crocodile's stomach
• Church thanks Boy George for icon's return
• Karzai backs down in dispute with Afghan lawmakers
• EU force: Piracy raids endanger hostages
• U.N., others hope sanctions make Iran reconsider uranium enrichment
• Thousands demand ouster of longtime Yemen president
• Chihuahua survives owl attack
• Weaver Dickerson no longer employee at Watch Me Smile
• Two plead guilty to federal identity theft charges
• Abandoned house in Cairo destroyed in fire
• Three charged in Thursday robbery
• Southeast Missouri county saves money by going down in class designation
• Missouri gets $5 million to help farmers save energy
• Scott County Commission passes county budget
• Jackson, Cape Girardeau County road crews put in long hours battling snow
• Hacker breaks into Jackson state representative's Facebook page
• Stoddard County man dies after one-vehicle accident
• Widespread Friday school closings reported in Southeast Missouri
• Cape Girardeau County Commission votes to purchase uptown Jackson property
• Courthouse issue generating ideas for Cape Girardeau County commissioners
• Three Rivers tuition increase may affect cost at Cape Girardeau's college center
• Mississippi County man suspected of heroin trafficking
• State regulators approve Ameren Missouri natural gas rate increase
• Stoddard County woman accused of starving infant daughter pleads guilty
• Sept. 11 survivor recounts experience to Cape West Rotary Club
• House leaders say Nixon budget plans could bring trouble for schools
• Route U in Stoddard County reduced for ditching
• Directors: 'Mikado' mixes light music, funny songs
• Spring enrollment at Southeast Missouri State University up by nearly 3 percent
• Legislature looking at wider ban on texting while driving
• 3 dead in car-semi crash near Bonne Terre
• Kennedy family meets in Washington on anniversary of speech
• Home sales hit 13-year low; slow recovery ahead
• NASA gives go-ahead to shuttle flight
• President Hu: China not a military threat to any nation
• Rising rivers swamp another Australian town
• Blackwater founder trains Somalis to go up against pirates
• New Tunisian government upbeat after first meeting
• South Korea accepts North's proposal for defense talks
• New U.K. law protects royal conversations
• Woman talks again after voice box transplant
• More than 120 busted in Northeast Mafia crackdown
• George H.W. Bush, ex-officials mark Gulf War anniversary
• Giffords being moved to Houston rehab center today
• Jackson trash collection on schedule despite snow
• Up to 3 inches of snow could fall on Cape Girardeau area
• Bridge briefing set in Stoddard County
• MoDOT schedules Scott County briefing
• Sikeston teen injured in one-car accident
• Gov. Nixon proposes smaller state budget
• Text of Republican response to State of State address
• Panel to present subdivision rules to Cape Girardeau County Commission in few weeks
• Lawyer with Jackson ties honored for pro bono work
• Scott City School Board's dress code meeting gets heated
• MLK speaker at Southeast says change requires 'all hands on deck'
• Study IDs 9,400-year-old dog
• Text of Gov. Nixon's State of the State speech
• House to vote on drug testing for Missouri welfare recipients
• Stoddard County murder suspect gives up parental rights
• Scott County Commission on track to approve budget before deadline
• Remains found on Mississippi River bank identified
• Missouri Senate approves health care lawsuit resolution
• Coal train derails in Sikeston
• Candidates file for governing boards in Scott County
• Incumbents and newcomers file for school board seats at Delta, Nell Holcomb
• Cape Girardeau County incumbents file for board seats
• Scott County candidates file for seats
• Highway 51 to be closed for bridge work through April
• Sikeston teen injured in Tuesday night accident
• Jackson aldermen table vote on permit for in-home business
• Private club members divided over smoking ban
• Sargent Shriver, one of last links to JFK White House, dies
• 3 Perryville board members file for 3 seats
• Scott City School Board incumbents face challengers; Cape, Jackson seats uncontested
• Justice department moves to dismiss Kinder's health care legal challenge
• Oversight leads to Cape Girardeau council vote again on smoking ban
• Cape Girardeau route wins Union Pacific steam engine contest
• Candidates filing for Jackson Board of Aldermen unchanged
• Challengers join Scott City School Board race; incumbents only file in Jackson, Cape Girardeau
• Agriculture expo coming to Poplar Bluff Friday, Saturday
• Police: Man beat wife, confined her in home
• Jackson Recycling Center to accept some batteries
• Oversight leads to Cape Girardeau council meeting again to vote on smoking ban tonight
• Nixon stresses seat belts after accident
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Hospital CEOs say their organizations are positioned to comply with reform regulations
• SW Mo. man stands up, curses after prison sentence
• Cape junior high principal steps down for private-sector job
• Husband: Gabrielle Giffords smiled and gave him neck rub
• Cities create 7-mile speed trap on I-70 in St. Louis County
• Area lawmakers get important committee assignments
• First state redistricting public hearing Friday in Poplar Bluff
• Tilley part of bipartisan effort targeting governor's flights
• Sentencing hearing scheduled in Buerkle stealing case
• Cape Girardeau MLK breakfast speaker says inequality persists in education, housing, jobs
• Community pays tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.'s work, legacy
• News Analysis: Missouri lawmakers try again on funeral protest ban
• Giffords' condition is upgraded to serious
• Sabreliner on track to continue adding jobs
• House panel wants Homeland Security documents
• 'Baby Doc' Duvalier back in Haiti
• Ameren fighting to recover $30M from firm
• Record $14T-plus debt weighs on Congress
• State's financial situation looms over Cape Girardeau School Board's budget retreat
• Volunteers in Dexter load container bound for Honduran mission
• Work progresses on new Three Rivers campus in Sikeston
• Jackson aldermen to consider permits for storage site, massage business, sign
• Obama's education focus faces big hurdles
• Columbia, Carbondale officials share perspective on smoking bans a few years after enactment
• Horoscope readers atwitter over talk of change to zodiac signs
• Bill would limit nuisance suits against Mo. farmers
• Serious dog bite incidents on the rise
• High turnout on final day of voting in S. Sudan's independence test
• Rome readies for 2 million pilgrims for Pope John Paul II ceremony
• Two U.S. soldiers killed while training Iraqis
• Doctors remove Giffords' precautionary breathing tube
• Tucson starts to return to normal a week after shooting
• Woman makes 14-foot 'Last Supper' replica out of lint
• Tunisia hit with riots as new leader sworn in
• International envoys tour key Iranian nuclear site
• Brazilian mudslide survivors left to fend for themselves
• Union campaign to boost image of public workers
• Spud-only eater named Potato Man of the Year
• Several people, businesses honored at Jackson Chamber banquet
• Cape Girardeau voters to decide smoking ban April 5
• Lichtenegger files bill to limit quarry locations
• Teenage murder suspect enters not guilty plea
• Stoddard County sheriff reports meth lab bust
• Crowell proposes statewide vote on 'right-to-work'
• MoDOT looks to cut 6 percent of staff
• Contract let for Highway 84/I-55 interchange project
• Briefing scheduled to discuss Cape Girardeau County bridge projects
• I-55 in Scott County reduced to one lane for bridge work
• State highway commission awards overlay contract
• Striping contract for I-55 awarded
• Public hearing set to discuss Fruitland rest areas
• Computer to face 'Jeopardy!' champs
• JFK library opens online presidential archive
• Early T. Rex ancestor found in S. America
• Missouri House starts work on new district map
• St. Louis toddler shoots himself in the head
• Gov. Nixon defends condemned inmate's sentence commutation
• Mortars fired from Afghanistan kill eight people in Pakistan
• Hezbollah aims for more political power in Lebanon
• Biden addresses troops in Baghdad
• Hamas deploys forces to stop Gaza rocket fire
• 368 die in Brazil mudslides; survivors relate horrors
• Wounded Giffords moves arms and legs, responds to family
• Hundreds turn out for Arizona girl's funeral
• Number of 2011 foreclosures expected to break record set in 2010
• Atlanta still suffering effects of storm
• Southeast Hospital earns high rankings from HealthGrades
• Council sets special meeting Friday to settle smoking ban ballot issue
• Investigators have person of interest in Thursday fire in Cairo
• Scott City committee to present 3 options on school dress code
• Stocks dip after report on jobless applications
• Higher energy, food costs lift wholesale prices
• Big Muddy making big hydropower recovery
• Mississippi River bridge at Cairo closed until year's end
• Jackson man skips court on southwest Missouri kidnapping charge
• Gov. Nixon releases $7.5 million for school transportation
• Missouri House rejects smoking ban in Capitol offices
• Cape Girardeau County Commission revises resolution on courthouse statute
• Cape Girardeau holds public hearing on wastewater plant
• State highway commission awards overlay contract
• Portugal clears bond hurdle, but outlook still dark
• Mo. officials look to gain from Ill. tax increases
• Cape Girardeau vandalism victims offered help, support
• Probation officers' mission is to raise awareness that ex-offenders deserve a second chance
• Mother of cyberbullying victim speaks at Central High library
• Justices to pot users: Be careful when you flush
• Floods turn Australian city into ghost town
• Prayer, mourning a year after Haiti quake
• Wet, blowing snow buries southern New England
• Obama tells nation at memorial: 'We can be better'
• Doctor says Rep. Giffords making small movements on her own
• Study finds tracking bands hurt penguins
• Stocks close higher as worries about Europe ease
• Mo. loan agency may again fund scholarships
• No charges in connection with Tuesday fire
• Emerson presides over House resolution honoring Giffords
• Scott City packaging company purchases Thorngate building
• Bloomfield school buildings burglarized for second time in several weeks
• Route AB extension grading, paving contract awarded
• Cotton bucks Missouri's yield-loss trend
• Cape Girardeau Planning and Zoning Commission to review casino plans tonight
• Stoddard County carjacking suspect pleads guilty to assault
• Springfield to vote on smoking ban
• Missouri gets C on annual Quality Counts education report card
• A year after the earthquake, Haiti waiting on funds to rebuild
• Nov. inventories decline, sales rise
• Census finds long-distance moves in U.S. hit record low
• Businesses hiring in 2011 face a buyers' market
• Mo. reps rule out smoking ban for offices
• Storm that shut down the South turns north
• Politics of shooting prompts search for civility
• Verizon to start selling Apple's iPhone on Feb. 10
• Cape Girardeau officials try to figure out next move on smoking ban
• Authorities say meth lab present at site of Themis Street apartment fire
• Bootheel man convicted of robbing bank, fleeing on bicycle
• Stoddard County coroner resigns, doesn't give reason
• News release: Mountain lion shooting investigation concluded
• Missouri House passes health care resolution
• Caruthersville armed robbery suspect arrested after crashing into police cars using stolen car
• Snow causes some accidents; most major roads clear
• Judge orders suspect in Arizona shootings held without bail
• Cape Girardeau smoking ban falls short of five council votes needed to put measure on ballot
• Calling a snow day can be tricky business, area school administrators say
• Sikeston man charged with conspiring to burn down own rental house
• Fire destroys another vacant building in Cairo, Ill.
• Analysis finds meth flourishes despite tracking laws
• Gov. Nixon reduces Clay death sentence
• Cape Girardeau County Commission approves 2011 budget
• Jackson School Board approves evaluation of district's homeless program
• Cape County Commission takes step to consider new Jackson courthouse
• Southeast Missouri State University lecture series endowed with $20,000 donation from Jackson couple
• Cape Girardeau County Commission may ask state to drop statute on peripheral zoning
• Charges dropped, one man still sought in Stoddard County marijuana case
• Benton man arrested after allegedly brandishing shotgun, demanding fast food at McDonald's
• Southerners struggle to dig out from heavy snow
• Witness: Jackson doctor bought 255 anesthetic vials
• Hearing set in case of area man accused of infant abuse
• Jackson officials going to Jefferson City this week for DREAM-related contract
• Fire districts respond to house fire on Route U in Cape Girardeau County
• Jackson finishes project to make all electrical lines compatible
• For voters in southern Sudan, new country nears
• Federal charges filed against Ariz. shooting suspect
• Scott City graduates have lowest rate for needing remedial college classes
• Four days of Martin Luther King Jr. events kick off Thursday
• Cape Girardeau City Council agenda 1/10/11
• Cape Girardeau apartment complex sustains moderate damage in fire
• Three in Perry County accused of stealing scrap metal
• Marijuana arrest made after Caruthersville police pull over car driving in reverse with no lights
• Cape Girardeau County Commission to hold budget hearing Monday
• Couple accused in 2010 Bernie stabbing appear for preliminary hearing
• Parents as Teachers hit by budget cuts
• Showers of dead blackbirds air out conspiracy theories
• Club news 1/9/11
• U.S.: American woman said to be jailed in Iran is free
• Packages trigger memories of anthrax
• Unclaimed veterans buried in N.Y. with full honors
• Divers: 1811 wreck of Perry ship discovered off R.I.
• Interstate 55 reduced for drainage work
• Al-Sadr hammers anti-U.S. message in speech
• German investigators detect illegal dioxin levels in poultry
• N. Korea again proposes talks with S. Korea
• Military: Palestinian who charged at troops shot dead
• Decapitated bodies found in Mexican resort city
• U.S. demanding WikiLeaks Twitter account info
• Ex-Nigerian president Obasanjo goes to Ivory Coast
• At least nine die in southern Sudan attacks ahead of vote
• Somali Islamists ban men, women from shaking hands
• Heavy rainfall in Australia threatens further flooding
• Emerson named chairwoman of appropriations subcommittee
• Bernard Madoff's ex-secretary gets N.Y. house arrest
• Arizona congresswoman shot in head during meeting with constituents; at least five killed
• Mother of cyberbullying victim to speak at local schools
• Missouri economic development director says his knowledge of Watch Me Smile incentives was limited
• Man with Cape Girardeau ties resigns as president of University of Missouri system
• Isle of Capri CEO speaks at annual Magnet luncheon
• Official recommends approval of permit for Fruitland quarry
• Southeast Missouri man convicted of murder released on bond
• MoDOT director says tax increase needed to maintain roads
• Scott City man sentenced in federal ID theft case
• Southeast Missouri man charged with setting three fires
• Scholars debate new version of Twain classic without N-word
• Egyptian Christians mark sad Christmas Eve Mass
• 22 killed, 12 injured in sightseeing bus accident in northern India
• Pentagon anticipates $78 billion in budget cuts
• Oil findings boost chance of criminal charges in Gulf spill
• Stocks end lower after unemployment claims rise
• Local tattoo artists say license fee increase will mean more shoddy work done outside professional studios
• Highway patrol donates items seized in drug cases to Mineral Area College
• Mega Millions winner claims winnings in Washington
• Scott City committee brainstorms ideas for dress code
• Monsanto posts $6M profit in 1Q
• Economists: Shoppers won't lose energy in '11
• ACLU questions amount, expiration of Missouri's supply of execution drug
• Constitution reading provokes political tussling
• Australian towns brace for peaking floodwaters
• State TV: Iran did not arrest American woman trying to enter the country
• Election winner in Ivory Coast wants rival ousted
• Two packages ignite in Md. gov't buildings; two people hurt
• John Edwards not named in wife Elizabeth's will
• Court of Appeals judge to preside over Cape Girardeau County felony theft case
• Missouri Supreme Court rejects death row prisoner's plea
• MoDOT director to speak at First Friday Coffee
• State economic development director, Isle of Capri CEO to speak at Magnet luncheon
• Human remains found near East Prairie, Mo.
• Cape Girardeau County developmental disabilities board responds to VIP litigation threat
• Area factory to lay off half of workers
• Crowell part of escalating Missouri Capitol dome dispute
• Extra child endangerment charge filed against Poplar Bluff couple arrested in Cape Girardeau
• Cape Girardeau County highway administrator asks for budget adjustment
• Wednesday accident sends four people to the hospital
• Sources say Samuel to get top coaching award
• Cape Girardeau couple feeling 'violated' after weekend vandalism
• Missouri lawmakers pledge to aid businesses in 2011 session
• Romania's witches planning to hex government over new taxes
• Sikeston chamber director offers to help Scott County with economic development
• Private-payroll report lifts hopes for more jobs
• Republicans take charge as 112th House convenes
• Suspense in towns where winning lottery tickets sold
• Evening Lotto drawing moved back
• Scott City schools looking at dress code
• Questions raised about Cape Girardeau County prosecutor's recusal
• Man charged in wife's car accident death
• Man calls wrong number, offers drugs to police officer
• Advance, Mo., woman wins lottery prize
• New executive director for Cape Girardeau County developmentally disabled board hired
• Two Cape pharmacies still among highest in Mo. for pseudoephedrine sales
• Two Patton residents sent to hospital after hitting deer
• Zalma woman killed in Bollinger County accident
• Former senator Bond joins St. Louis firm
• Interstate 55 in Pemiscot County reduced for guardrail repair
• Top-ranking House, Senate lawmakers expect to see hearings on Watch Me Smile project
• Police try to trace final days of consultant found in landfill
• Texan declared innocent after 30 years in prison
• Missouri Chamber of Commerce announces 2011 legislative agenda
• Some Fruitland residents request annexation by Jackson with goal of incorporation
• Weather service: Southeast Missouri tornadoes had 120 mph winds
• No objections to Three Rivers annexation request at Sikeston City Council meeting
• Police: Man steals car, crashes twice
• Mo. death penalty foes seek Nixon intervention
• Three arrested in Scott County on meth-related charges
• Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder expects Supreme Court will settle health care legal challenge
• Animal neglect not always easily to identify under law
• Fireworks may have caused rain of dead blackbirds in Arkansas
• Cape Girardeau man makes first court appearance on charges from New Year's Eve vandalism
• Preliminary hearing set in statutory sodomy case
• Jackson aldermen OK no-parking zones
• Two wanted in Poplar Bluff for child abuse arrested in Cape Girardeau
• New House GOP is sending a message with health care
• Mental health workers rack up overtime
• Pakistan faces ruling coalition collapse
• African leaders try persuading Ivory Coast leader to step down
• Scott County man allegedly fractures girlfriend's jaw in fight
• Judge recuses self in lawyer's felony theft case
• 'Forbidden Planet, 'Honey West' star Anne Francis dies at age 80
• Doctor charged with sexually abusing patients makes court appearance
• Jackson grad campaigning for stronger Safe Schools Act
• New officers conduct business at first Cape Girardeau County Commission meeting of 2011
• Local Missouri Water Patrol district leads state in drownings, drug arrests for 2010
• Chaffee native receives Bronze Star
• South Korean president vows to boost his nation's defense
• Budget woes force state parks to delay maintenance
• Tough anti-smoking law takes effect in Spain
• Economy interferes with Jay Nixon's campaign pledges
• Missouri part of pilot program to combat childhood hunger
• Jackson Board of Aldermen agenda 1/3/11
• KC's WWI museum seeks to boost national profile
• Insurgents kill Iraqi security officers
• Magnitude-7.1 quake shakes hundreds in southern Chile
• Australians fighting a flood the size of France and Germany
• GOP sets congressional agenda with eye on 2012
• More than 1,000 dead birds fall from the sky in Arkansas
• NASA: No word from stuck Mars rover
• Scientists try using scents in the fight against sea lamprey
• 101st Airborne soldier from Ste. Genevieve, Mo., dies in Afghanistan
• Chaffee teen arrested on burglary charges
• New Year's Eve tornadoes result in seven deaths
• Details in Orman murders emerge in Hughes guilty plea
• Pet of the week 1/2/11
• Gordonville teen charged with statutory sodomy
• Cape Girardeau County man charged with property damage after police called to loud party
• Regional planning commission has $70,000 in grants for fuel efficiency projects
• Club news 1/2/11
• Mo. autism insurance mandate begins with new year
• Scott County Central romps to Southeast Missourian Christmas Tournament title
• Orman murder suspect's version of fatal events revealed through guilty plea
• Two Cape Girardeau men arrested for allegedly shooting at apartment
• Former governor Blunt forgives loan to Kinder campaign, clears way for Kinder gubernatorial run
• Cape Girardeau County officials sworn in
• Authorities probe Christine O'Donnell's campaign spending
• Stocks on track for best December since early 1990s
• Palestinians target Israeli settlements in U.N. resolution
• Poll: Baby boomers fear they will outlive Medicare
• Casino, Redhawks lead list of top news stories of 2010
• Ike Skelton loss named top Missouri story in 2010
• VFW seeks to diversify, reaches out to young vets
• Attack over prophet cartoons thwarted
• False alarm over parcel sent to U.S. Embassy to Vatican
• S. Korea seeks N. Korea disarmament progress in '11
• Neighbors put Ivory Coast military option on hold
• N.J. governor, New York City mayor feel heat after blizzard
• American Airlines jet goes off runway in Wyoming
• Man playing real-life version of 'Frogger' hit by SUV
• BP's oil spill costs look manageable 8 months later
• Yarn named 2010's top lie wasn't original
• Calif. dispensary sparks food drive with free pot
• Show Me Center getting over slow period with flat attendance
• 2 challenge KC election for Mo. House seat
• Casino, parking lot switch places in new Isle of Capri plan
• Missouri gambling revenues for schools falling short
• Rice, New Life end pursuit of federal building for homeless shelter
• Footprints in snow lead police to stealing suspect
• Sikeston official say sesquicentennial celebration was success
• Economy contributes to decline in work-related deaths in Missouri
• After holiday spending spree, doubts remain about economy
• European anarchists grow more violent, coordinated
• As N.Y. struggles to dig out, air passengers stranded across U.S.
• Hospital: Children were injured on Maine ski lift accident
• Republicans, including two Missouri politicians, gearing up for 2012 Senate races
• Cape Girardeau on pace to pay off River Campus bonds early
• The County Line: Prosecutor says office gets support from local law enforcement
• Benton man charged with assault, other misdemeanors
• Hawaii's governor wants to reveal Obama birth info
• Rod Jetton facing charges related to accident
• All new first-class stamps are 'forever' starting in Jan.
• Dow finishes up, Nasdaq down amid thin holiday-week trading
• Cape Girardeau County shooting victim still recovering at local hospital
• New Life schedules Wednesday news conference in Cape Girardeau
• Scott County man arrested at nightclub for alleged marijuana possession
• Cape Girardeau and Jackson on holiday trash schedule this week
• Sikeston police announce traffic safety checkpoints
• Incoming Stoddard County prosecutor considering charges against Dickerson
• Route N in Scott County closed for pipe replacement
• Cape La Croix Trail extension will improve connections, officials say
• The County Line: Cape Girardeau County sheriff's duties go beyond enforcing law
• Baby boomers looking at personal retirement funds crisis
• Publisher confirms Assange book deal
• Twin suicide blasts in western Iraq kill 9
• Iran to let families visit German captives
• Mo. House candidate disputes narrow loss
• Cape Girardeau-based telecom still waiting on $24 million for broadband project
• Motion filed to revoke probation for developer of Cape Girardeau cooperative
• Winter storm could strand passengers for days
• Southeast Missouri woman dies in weekend accident
• Sikeston man shot in back Sunday
• Judge denies New Life's appeal for Cape Girardeau federal building as homeless shelter
• University of Missouri to drop 16 degree offerings
• Drury University says it will expand shared bike program
• Cape County man dead, mother injured in what authorities think was suicide and struggle over a gun
• Cape Girardeau college center expecting rise in enrollment
• Gas prices on rise because of greater demand for crude oil
• Brothers' light display in Kelso draws thousands of people, thousands of dollars for St. Jude
• Lake Wappapello needs Christmas trees for fish habitat
• Pedestrian signals in downtown Kennett removed
• The County Line: Jurors selected from wider pool than just voter lists
• Retailers roll out deals for day-after Christmas shoppers
• Technology has changed legal procedures, outgoing Cape Girardeau County circuit clerk says
• Ex: Woman who died at Busch home had heart rhythm issue
• Less shushing going on as libraries change their approaches
• Attack on Christians in Iraq has roots in Egypt
• Thousands fear hunger after Pakistan bombing
• Strike called to force Ivory Coast leader from office
• Pope lunches with poor, denounces church attacks
• Snowstorm batters East, frustrating holiday travel
• Family delivers gifts at 2 area nursing homes Christmas Eve
• Scott County sheriff still has a few suspects in 1992 Benton murder
• The County Line: Coroner probes deaths, but causes sometimes difficult to determine
• Missouri family turns to stem cells to help ailing dog
• VP in group proposing vision, dental co-op owes $59,000 in real estate taxes
• Rider pulls knife on California cabbie but leaves tip
• Illinois man injured in Christmas morning crash
• Sikeston teen testifies about night of fatal truck incident
• Civil War message decoded: No help coming
• New tax law packed with obscure business tax cuts, grants
• EPA moving unilaterally to limit greenhouse gases
• Biden: Country's ideas 'evolving' on gay marriage
• West African leaders threaten use of force in Ivory Coast
• Dutch detain 12 Somalis on terror suspicions
• Pope urges courage for Catholics in China, Iraq
• Female bomber kills 45 at food center in Pakistan
• Pirates hijack cargo ship
• Bethlehem sees record pilgrimage crowd for Christmas
• Biologists head to military bunkers to fight bat disease
• Lawyer: Feds probe pilot who criticized airport security
• Business U.S. 60 in Stoddard County reduced for drainage repairs
• Thief pays for hammer stolen decades ago
• Bad Santa robs Rhode Island yacht club bar
• Lawyer: Man in Mass. pizza prank agrees to pay up
• Vermont gov gives press 1 last dog and pony show
• Cairo woman dies following Monday crash on Highway 3
• Prosecutor to seek jail time for Watch Me Smile CEO Weaver Dickerson
• Cape Girardeau County Commission awards contract for official bonding
• Cairo bridge to close next month
• East Prairie man killed in crash
• Suspect attempts to swallow drugs during traffic stop
• Fredericktown woman injured Wednesday car accident
• Possible Mo. stadium name change raises concerns
• Senate ratifies nuclear arms control treaty
• Storm causes hillside collapse, flooding in Southern California
• Iraqi churches cancel Christmas festivities
• Online bullying affecting many teens, area educators say
• Developer of Cape Girardeau cooperative pays nearly $80,000 in restitution
• Magnet, chamber to add background checks to policy
• Judge rules admission of injuring Sikeston infant can be used at trial
• Scientists: DNA shows new human relative roamed Asia
• The County Line: County collector also organizes delinquent tax sales
• Venezuela bars foreign NGO funding
• Argentine ex-dictator sentenced to life in prison
• American medicines for Afghan soldiers disappear
• Spy deported from U.S. joins Putin's Russian youth group
• 89-year-old man returns library book after 76 years
• President Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Congress OKs aid for Sept. 11 responders
• Census: Rust Belt states losing people, clout
• Two states probe use of models to lure marrow donors
• Compromise funds Pell Grants for now
• With 2010 census complete, analysis begins
• Scott County finds hundreds of errors in street name database
• Sikeston police make arrests in large Tuesday sweep
• Newspaper office closed Friday
• Alleged metal thieves arrested after trying to recycle stolen material
• Preliminary hearing Thursday for Sikeston teen charged with murder
• Cape trash, recycling on holiday schedule
• Highway 51 closed for pipe replacement
• West Park Mall officials report increase in holiday sales, following national trend
• The County Line: Public administrator takes care of her 'people'
• Census shows slowing U.S. growth, brings GOP gains
• Iraq's new government sworn in
• State pulls $2.05 million in grants from downtown Cape Girardeau project
• Worker killed in Illinois construction accident
• Missouri loses Congressional seat in new Census
• Missouri to lose congressional seat; drops from 9 to 8
• Sikeston police investigate fourth armed robbery in recent weeks
• Monday crash near Thebes killed two
• Developer optimistic about downtown Cape Girardeau co-op
• Scott County teens injured in early morning accident
• Evacuations ordered in saturated California
• North Korea backs away from threat to attack South
• Pipe replacement closes Route N in Scott County
• Cape Girardeau intersection closed for storm line repairs
• Highway 51 in Stoddard County closed for pipe replacement
• The County Line: Cape Girardeau County clerk's office busy year-round
• Census Bureau's population report today to decide fate of Missouri's congressional districts
• U.S. gas demand on the decline
• Crash closes Route 3 near Thebes
• Cape Girardeau City Council reluctantly asks for smoking ban on April 5 ballot
• Jackson budget passes, includes employee pay raises
• Obama lobbies Republican senators to back arms pact
• Winter disruptions lead to travel chaos in Europe
• 12 arrested in suspected terrorism plot in U.K.
• Cape Girardeau teen charged with burglary, theft of Christmas gifts
• Sikeston child burned in fireplace accident
• Legislators discuss budget issues with community college leaders in Poplar Bluff
• Toybox deliveries to be made in Cape Girardeau tonight
• Scott County raises threshold for bidding
• Cape Girardeau intersection closed through Christmas Eve
• Cape County Commission meeting canceled due to lack of quorum
• The County Line: Auditor's office balances expenses, revenue in county budget
• S. Korea to conduct drills from border island
• A Bond farewell: Missouri's senior senator winding down after decades in politics
• Jobless relieved life raft still afloat
• Jo Ann Emerson readies for work in GOP-led House
• Shoppers crowd malls in Christmas countdown
• 2010's only total lunar eclipse on display tonight
• Jackson budget includes money for capital projects
• Cape Girardeau City Council agenda 12/20/10
• Mizzou alcohol referrals doubled from '08 to '09
• Mexican city devastated by pipeline blast; 28 dead
• Storm drenches Calif., rain to continue today
• Cape Girardeau City Council to set sewer plant issue on April 5 ballot
• Outgoing Cape Girardeau County auditor 'very happy' with time in office
• Oran woman wins $10,000 in lottery
• Sikeston man dead after motorcycle crash
• The County Line: Commission provides oversight for county boards, operations
• A fifth of Cape Girardeau residents in poverty from 2005 to 2009
• St. Louis man arrested on drug charges in Jackson
• Cape Girardeau County presiding commissioner points to growth of industry as highlight of his commission tenure
• Change of judge requested for recount
• Stoddard County doctor wanted after missing court date
• Comparison of Cape Girardeau with county, state
• Route TT to close for pipe replacement
• Obama to sign law ending ban on gays in the military
• Republicans block youth immigration bill
• S. Korea maneuvers scuttled by bad weather
• NATO kills 20 insurgents in eastern Afghanistan
• Ivory Coast acting leader orders U.N. peacekeepers out
• Madoff victims to receive $7.2B
• Southeast confers 641 degrees at winter commencement
• Club news 12/19/10
• Heartland Pops performs at Bedell Performance Hall
• Southeast Missouri man convicted of murder after third trial
• Cape Girardeau mayor says he found out about CEO's bad checks this week
• Cape Girardeau County judge won't preside over Mississippi County recount
• Kinder attacks Nixon for Cape Girardeau project funding
• Southeast Missouri State University winter commencement is Saturday
• Stoddard County doctor accused of drug crime fails to appear in court
• Isle of Capri checks rock under Cape casino site, meets with utility companies
• The County Line: Assessor Jerry Reynolds preparing for review of property values
• Cape Girardeau pseudoephedrine prescription rule takes effect today
• Brain-damaged woman knows no fear
• Former Dexter police worker gets probation after pleading guilty to stealing from department
• Cape Girardeau School Board approves construction bid packages
• Nixon: No prison closings; school aid questionable
• Cooking the No. 1 cause of winter home fires
• Local columnist sparks statewide earmarks controversy
• Route T in Stoddard County reduced for bridge repairs
• Central High School auditorium's design to guard against woodpecker attack
• Mo. attorney general drops suit after veterans agency is repaid
• Senators choose to ban earmarks, then grab them
• Strong week raises optimism for 2011
• House votes again to lift restrictions on gays in military
• Australian island death toll reaches 30
• WikiLeaks founder released from British custody
• Court: Irish abortion ban violates women's rights
• At least 20 people killed in clashes in Ivory Coast
• Bomb explodes near U.S. Embassy vehicle in Yemen
• Congress sends tax cut bill to Obama
• E.U. agrees on rescue plan for future financial crises
• Almost no oil recovered from sand berms
• Man unsuspecting getaway driver
• Mo. Gov. Nixon confirms he will seek re-election
• Low number of accidents so far this morning, police say
• The County Line: More than land deeds in Recorder Janet Robert's office
• Ice contributes to serious accident on Highway 25 Wednesday
• Cape Girardeau casino site once home to shoe factory that employed hundreds
• Robert reflects on 33 years as Cape Girardeau County recorder
• Route H in Scott County reduced for tree trimming
• New federal law focuses on school nutrition
• Southeast Missouri chapter of American Red Cross dealing with busy December
• Sikeston police looking for Huck's armed robbery suspect
• Man in Sikeston chase faces five felony charges
• Cape Girardeau School Board to vote on construction projects today
• Scott County commissioners concerned about jail inmates seeking outside medical treatment
• No one injured in evening fire on Emerald Street
• Rep. Steve Tilley 'leaning toward' running for lieutenant governor in 2012
• Scientists say it's not too late yet for polar bears
• Senate sends tax-rate bill to House
• Record number of bald eagles counted at Pa. sanctuary
• Cape Girardeau School Board to vote on construction bid packages
• Cape Girardeau smoking ban opposition group meets tonight
• The County Line: Treasurer Roger Hudson keeps the Cape Girardeau County's checkbook balanced
• Cape Girardeau voters to decide how to pay for $70 million wastewater treatment plant
• Icy weather on the way
• Perryville man killed in one-car accident
• Scott County candidate filings: Three file for council in Scott City
• Incumbents file for Cape Girardeau School Board
• Incumbents file for Jackson School Board
• Incumbents file for Scott City School Board
• One files for April election in Perryville
• Bond makes Senate farewell speech
• Jackson School Board sets dates for school year
• Pipe replacement closes Route TT
• With donations down, Toybox accepting items until delivery day
• Couple flees after robbing People's Bank in Altenburg
• Black segregation in U.S. drops to lowest in century
• Japan PM vows to find WWII dead on Iwo Jima
• Dozens killed, 100 hurt in Bangladesh factory fire
• Retail sales up; CEO survey suggests uptick in hiring
• Bone-chilling cold, snow plod into northeast U.S.
• Opponents of Fruitland quarries flood DNR with letters
• Area school administrators disagree with A+ task force recommendation
• Two newcomers file for Jackson Board of Aldermen
• Man wanted in connection with Cape Girardeau murder waives extradition
• New Madrid woman dies after being thrown from vehicle
• Area country churches deck the halls for two-day tour
• Authorities seeking suspect in Altenburg bank robbery
• Weight limit imposed on Cairo bridge
• End of year brings increase in farm equipment sales
• Penzel Construction marks 100 years of business
• Iran's president fires foreign minister
• Security camera snaps naked man in Miss. cemetery
• Ameren replaces Cape transformer
• Big legal setback for health care overhaul
• Bond gives farewell speech today
• Officials praise Jackson police at meeting for reaccreditation assessors
• Tougher attendance policy working, Cape Girardeau school officials say
• Source: U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke dies
• Obama-Republican tax bill easily clears Senate hurdle
• With foreclosures, fewer homeowners underwater in the third quarter of year
• Airbus forecasts faster recovery for industry
• Winter storm traps drivers in Indiana, moves east
• Walgreen, McDonald's say e-mail databases breached
• No decisive victory in Afghan war one year into American troop surge
• 17 missing after S. Korean boat sinks in frigid waters
• School hostage crisis in France resolved
• Mideast peace push starts again
• Tools stolen from Cape Girardeau firefighters while on house fire call
• Part of SEMO dorm evacuated
• No bond reduction in Cape Girardeau shooting case
• Cape Girardeau County officials say farewell to presiding commissioner Jones
• River Campus 'Spamalot' performance held up by more than just weather
• Three Rivers Community College to mark founding with Tuesday ceremony
• Man charged with murder after Charleston shooting
• Osage Centre expansion project completed
• Cape Girardeau County employees to get 2.5 percent increase in preliminary budget
• $15,000 in memorial gifts for Lage go to university foundation
• Missouri-Kentucky ferry reopens for service
• Suicide bombing kills 6 NATO troops in Afghanistan
• Hunting traditions sag as land, desire disappear
• Weekly bus route ridership up by 300 this year, Cape Girardeau County Transit Authority says
• MoDOT says snowplows will make fewer passes
• Show us your Christmas lights in our photo contest
• Missouri town grapples with lead smelter's pending exodus
• Scientists play Clue with Saturn's rings
• Some Mo. residents return to outsourcing holiday chores
• LaSalle Avenue project a first for new street, mixed-use concept
• Hundreds safe after showboat grounded
• Swedes shocked by first terror attack in three decades
• Payroll tax cut worries Social Security advocates
• Winter storm wallops Midwest
• SEMO adding degree in cybersecurity
• Tonight's 'Spamalot' performance canceled; ticket holders to get refunds
• Canalou residents worried post office may close
• Candidate filing opens Tuesday for Jackson mayor, 4 aldermen spots
• Cape County man moderately injured in evening crash
• Older graduates part of a demographic trend at Southeast
• Storm socks Midwest with 20 inches of snow; temps drop
• U.S. 62 reduced for pavement work
• Route H reduced for tree trimming
• Club news 12/12/10
• Obama: Deal on tax cuts not perfect but worth passage
• Toddler rescued from toy crane machine in Pa. mall
• Presidential candidates reject recount in sloppy Haiti election
• Cables show Ireland irked Vatican
• Fossilized hyena dung found off Dutch coast
• German police find pot plant adorned as Xmas tree
• OPEC ministers make no change in output
• Elizabeth Edwards remembered for wit, resolve
• Madoff's son found dead in NYC in apparent suicide
• Camel falls on audience at Fla. Christmas show
• Prodigal kitty returns home 5 years after Katrina
• Calif. library book returned 74 years overdue
• Volunteers at West Park Mall packing thousands of meals to feed starving children across globe
• Cape Girardeau man sells off part of sports memorabilia collection
• Opposition to smoking ban heats up
• Southeast Missouri State University gets good marks on annual audit
• Execution date set for man convicted of Southeast Missouri murder
• Butler, Ripley county Court Appointed Special Advocates back from near death
• Sikeston group selling sesquencentennial Christmas ornament
• Students, police clash as U.K. approves tuition increase
• Senior Chinese official meets North Korea's Kim Jong Il
• Anti-China protests in Oslo over Peace Prize
• Jackson Christmas program garners 'amazing response' from donors
• Morgan Kinder CEO focused on philanthropy
• Aid group for families of police, first responders expanding to Cape Girardeau County
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Israel faces rebukes by several nations over West Bank settlements
• Way cleared for tax cut bill; energy breaks added
• FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft, orders reregistration
• Pa. couple charged with dismembering California man
• Poll finds public blames students, not schools, for low grad rates
• Doors' Morrison pardoned in Fla.
• Authorities burn down Calif. house filled with explosives
• 'Spamalot' coming to River Campus Sunday
• Conservation department: Missouri deer harvest numbers continue to lag
• Area school district facing $2.75 million budget deficit
• Scott City joins list of towns with pseudoephedrine regulations
• Racy situation, difficult characters challenge young cast in River Campus production
• Hookups of Scott County water district customers continue
• Reynolds House owner, casino management want to see house renovated
• Cape County Commission awards insurance contract
• Wednesday accident sends Patton woman to hospital
• Experts: All-out war between Koreas unlikely
• Cape Girardeau School Board approves employee health insurance package
• $1 million donation to expand Central High School auditorium
• Jackson police preparing for reaccreditation
• House Democrats push through massive budget bill
• Protests demand singer lead Haiti
• Chile prison fire kills at least 81
• Private spacecraft splashes into Pacific after demo flight
• Officials say Jihad-obsessed man captured in bomb plot
• Planning and zoning commission recommends casino rezoning request, development plan
• $10 million vision, dental care facility planned for Cape Girardeau
• Southeast Missouri State regents approve bond financing
• New Fountain Street extension opens in Cape Girardeau
• VIP warns board of impending litigation if agreement can't be reached
• Scott County developer, emergency management director resigns
• Southeast Missouri boy suspended after shooting BB gun on bus
• Two injured in Cape Girardeau County rollover accident
• Isle of Capri to share plan for 23-acre development at meeting
• Three from Southeast Missouri appointed to state boards
• Doctors: Drugs besides pseudoephedrine also work for sinus, allergies
• Symphony performance draws 536 to River Campus
• Sikeston to raise cost of DWI convictions
• As price of gold rises, more people are selling old jewelry at parties, pawn shops
• Analysts: Tax deal should help economy
• Casino plan could amp up competition
• Perryville woman charged with distributing drugs near school
• Trailer stolen from Sikeston found in Florida
• Missouri State Highway Patrol troop to crack down on drunk drivers this month
• Part of Jackson's Main Street to be reduced to one lane Friday
• Route T reduced for bridge repairs
• American Legion Post 158 observes Pearl Harbor Day
• Proposal would fund nursing education
• Gov. Nixon to announce incentives for Cape Girardeau medical project
• Southeast Missouri State University regents to finalize bond financing
• Cape Girardeau city government exploring more options for Commander building
• Cape Girardeau judge to oversee Mississippi County vote recount
• Cape Girardeau County mom and son allegedly stole truck at knifepoint
• Fountain Street ribbon cutting today
• Elizabeth Edwards dies of cancer at 61
• Survivors of Pearl Harbor gather 69 years after attack
• Ban at climate talks: 'We need results now'
• Irish lawmakers give initial OK for budget
• WikiLeaks founder jailed in Britain in sex case
• Expert: Haiti cholera likely from U.N. troops
• Rare Audubon book sells for more than $10 million
• Vigil held for slain Mineral Area College student
• Sen. Crowell wants details how SEMO would pay back bonds
• Orchestra performs works of Schubert, Beethoven and Mozart Tuesday night
• Section of Cape Girardeau floodwall being replaced
• Cape Girardeau Ponderosa closes
• United Way 'hopeful and optimistic' but struggling to meet campaign goal
• Tracy and Reynolds named to statewide board
• Playoff game required extra work to get Redhawks' equipment to Washington
• Jackson to vote on subdivision regulations today
• Cape Girardeau City Council to discuss smoking ban's casino effects today
• Answering the call: After 16 years, Cape Girardeau County sheriff still loves job
• 2 southwest Missouri school districts consider year-round schedules
• Cape Girardeau Army recruiting station giving used computers to area schools
• Man seriously injured in crash after police chase near Advance, Mo.
• Cape Girardeau man hurt in ATV rollover
• Missouri has $1 million in tax credit penalties
• On eve of talks, Iran says it's mining own uranium
• Sikeston/Bootheel Area United Way exceeds $85,000 goal
• WikiLeaks uses Swiss Web address as options narrow
• After the tax fight, Dems, GOP move toward compromise
• Jackson welcomes holiday season with parade, Santa, Oliver House tours
• Club news 12/5/10
• Charleston prison axes work release program for Mississippi County
• School board members to file for re-election
• Report paints bleak picture of black men's education
• Scott County recorder elected to MAC board
• Senate showdown may permit year-end tax deal
• Job growth for Nov. less than experts expected
• Ore. police search house near Islamic center that suffered fire, take samples
• PayPal suspends WikiLeaks donation account
• Slow climate talks take step forward
• Iran official accuses U.N. agency of sending spies, not nuclear inspectors
• Christmas Open House brings visitors, shoppers to downtown Cape Girardeau
• Cape officials hope Broadway work done by casino opening
• Defeated Mississippi County candidate requests recount of November vote
• Cape Girardeau gets more than $250,000 for cycling programs
• Poplar Bluff man in ICU after Thursday shooting
• Chateau Girardeau announces $6 million expansion
• Missouri House Speaker-to-be Tilley selects three Democrats for committee chairs
• Cape Girardeau native Forsee takes leave of absence from University of Missouri leadership
• Stoddard County man arrested in New Orleans returned to Southeast Missouri
• MoDOT, Scott County road crews prepare for winter weather
• Football fans brought in extra $50,000 for SEMO
• Making way: Seven buildings already demolished at Cape Girardeau casino site
• Gaming commissioner says Isle of Capri will be under scrutiny
• Okla. tribe starts construction on SW Missouri casino
• Two-year low for jobless claims hints at hiring pickup
• Settlement reached for Fla. boy voted out of class
• Holiday shoppers came out to spend in November
• House censures veteran Rangel
• McCain attacks findings of Pentagon gays study
• House votes to keep part of Bush tax cuts
• Pursuit of WikiLeaks founder heats up
• Biggest-ever Israeli forest fire kills dozens
• Anchorage barber keeps on clipping after crash
• Court appearance scheduled for Southeast Missouri doctor charged with sexual abuse of patients
• Redhawks gear up for colder climate
• Millersville man injured in two-car accident
• School board members to file for re-election
• Route N reduced for pavement repairs
• I-55 reduced to one lane for bridge repairs
• Route BB reduced to for drainage repairs
• Students perform Fall for Dance at Bedell
• David Russell named higher ed commissioner
• Two Cape Girardeau pharmacies tops in pseudoephedrine sales in November
• Order the cover of SEMO Football 'Believe It' publication
• Isle of Capri loses money in 2Q, tops Wall Street
• County Commission votes down peripheral zoning
• Millersville man sent to hospital following two-car accident
• Gaming panel picks Cape Girardeau for state's 13th license
• Jackson to kick off Christmas season with several events
• Cyber Monday sales top $1 billion for the first time
• Starry, starry, starry night: Star count may be triple old estimate
• Morley man accused of sexual assault
• First water from new Scott County district flows to Kelly schools
• Southeast Missouri man pleads guilty to cutting father with knife
• Southeast Missouri Network Against Sexual Violence to open Scott County facility
• Sikeston creates rules for motorized wheelchair use on city streets
• Drug industry favors Missouri's pseudoephedrine database over governor's call to require prescriptions
• Cape Girardeau firm awarded Scott City paving project
• Completing casino designs next step for Isle of Capri
• Photographers, stylists to do free portraits for those in need
• School health premiums rise 5 percent in Jackson, half that of Cape Girardeau
• Mountain lion sighting confirmed in NW Missouri
• Soldiers raid militant camps in Nigerian oil delta
• South Korean refugees struggle following shelling
• Sedgewickville man injured in accident
• Woman injured in Tuesday accident
• Jackson firm gets bridge contract
• Route M reduced for drainage repairs
• Deficit panel split; package in doubt
• Stocks rise on fresh signs of job growth
• Fed identifies companies that used crisis aid programs
• Most major automakers see strong November sales
• Official says no offshore drilling in Florida Gulf waters
• Truck crash closes Ohio River bridge at Cairo
• Missouri Gaming Commission may award casino license today
• Reality TV star Jeff Lewis leaves his touch on Cape Girardeau home
• Benton woman ejected from vehicle during Tuesday accident
• Single-car accident sends Sedgewickville man to the hospital
• Public hearing on peripheral zoning draws overflow crowd at Osage Community Centre
• Bel Air Grill, downtown spark most discussion at meeting on noise ordinance
• Ending jobless aid would hurt economic growth
• European Union launches antitrust probe into Google
• Sikeston woman injured in accident
• Clinton begins 4-nation tour in Kazakhstan
• U.S. severs access to classified files; Interpol seeks WikiLeaks head
• Egypt's ruling party wins most seats in first round
• Leaked memos block Korean talks
• Mexican leader: Move on from climate blame game
• Clerk foils robbery with package of Mexican pastries
• Pentagon study dismisses risks of openly gay troops
• Kinder appearance Fox News' 'On the Record' rescheduled
• Sikeston City Coucil takes first step to annex new TRCC property
• Piedmont, Mo., man sentenced, released from jail on bomb threat conviction
• Four dead after Bonne Terre, Mo., shooting; two children unhurt
• Commission suggests eliminating many Missouri tax credit programs
• Gov. Nixon announces support for pseudoephedrine prescription at Cape Girardeau stop
• Clerk: Cape Girardeau smoking ban group has enough signatures for ballot
• Meetings on peripheral zoning, Cape Girardeau noise ordinance tonight
• Jackson to have more patrols to deter drunken driving in December
• Sikeston woman injured in one-car accident
• Koreas' sea border a recipe for war
• Israel: Arabs agree on Iran
• Afghan police officer kills 6 U.S. soldiers
• Electrician reveals trove of work he says are Picasso's
• Power outage affects Missouri Capitol
• Stock indexes end lower, weighed down by concerns about European debt crisis
• Drainage repairs on Interstate 55 continue
• Delta Queen could return to Mississippi River
• Sales on Cyber Monday could top $1 billion, retail trackers say
• S. Korean students at SEMO not worried about current tensions on Korean peninsula
• Man arrested twice in same day for marijuana
• Southeast Missouri sees increase in deer harvest
• Lt. Gov. Kinder to appear on Fox News tonight
• Former Mo. GOP chair Wagner seeks RNC seat
• Nuisance pine finds home on state Governor's Mansion lawn
• Volunteer monitoring rivers' health
• Obama, GOP to discuss tax cuts, treaty
• U.S. tries to contain damage from leak
• Iraqi court gives Saddam's foreign minister additional 10-year sentence
• Iran blames Israel after nuclear scientist killed in bomb attack
• Wis. student releases hostages, shoots self
• Jackson man acquitted of DWI; defense was that he drank after accident to keep warm
• Principal of Cape Christian leaving after 16 years
• Nixon to discuss pseudoephedrine controls in Cape Girardeau
• Shoe assault sends Caruthersville woman to hospital
• Cape Girardeau man sentenced to prison for armed robbery
• Sikeston police seek gas station robber
• Cape Girardeau's Downtown Open House is Friday
• Two from Advance, one from Oran arrested on meth charges
• Power goes out in Missouri Capitol
• Wildlife group to help Missouri reintroduce elk
• U.S., S. Korea launch war games in Yellow Sea
• Cape Girardeau City Council member hopes Tuesday hearing will allay fears about peripheral zoning
• Salvation Army may face challenge reaching holiday fundraising goal
• Tax break for employer health plans a target again
• Three western Mo. police officers sue over exposure to meth lab
• In air cargo capital, no fear over shipping rules
• Leaked U.S. cables reveal sensitive diplomacy
• Full agenda awaits as Congress tries to finish work for the year
• EU agrees on $89B bailout loan for Ireland
• Ore. fire raises Muslims' fears of attack backlash
• Crowds line Broadway, Main Street for 19th annual Parade of Lights
• Kinder moves toward challenge of Gov. Jay Nixon
• Mingo National Wildlife Refuge adds youth muzzleloader hunt this year
• Local Zonta Club to volunteer next year in Haiti women's clinic
• Steele's tenure as Republican National Committee chief may be nearing end
• Feds: Somali-born teen plotted car bombing in Oregon
• Two in Colorado find business niche cleaning up after house parties
• Credit card company's promotion focuses on mom-and-pop retailers
• Troop survey finds majority have no issue with gays in military
• U.S. and South Korea push ahead with war games
• Would-be plane hijacker arrested in Iran
• Deal on Ireland's bailout could come today
• Area farmers win money for not-for-profit groups in Monsanto drawing
• National Guard decides to keep armory in Portageville open
• Cape casino would generate most new revenue, state study finds
• Black Friday shoppers brave cold, crowds to get a deal
• All-night shop-a-thon: Black Friday draws crowds
• Join Twitter coverage of Black Friday
• Dunklin County native confesses to Arkansas bank robbery, police say
• Bowling becomes new Thanksgiving tradition for some
• Trees under stress from lack of water, ice storms, wind damage
• Veterinarians warn against giving holiday table scraps, leftovers to dogs and cats
• Film on education doesn't reflect area's experience, say teacher, organizer
• Stores prepare for 'pilgrimage' of shoppers
• Students propose phasing in SEMO fee increases; speaker series off chopping block
• Singer Andy Williams, now in his 80s, still going strong in Branson
• Dinosaur die-off cleared way for giant mammals
• Three teens rescued after 50 days adrift in South Pacific
• S. Korea's defense chief resigns
• Man charged with threatening Obama in letter
• Thankful People: Anguish and Hope -- the story of resilient mother Teresa Birk
• China's crackdown on dissidents shrinks Nobel turnout
• Airport lines move smoothly despite anti-scanner campaign
• Missouri dentist reaches out with free dental care
• Missouri Gaming Commission to make casino decision next week
• South Korean shelling survivors reach mainland
• Consumers spend and earn more; layoff pace slows
• Cape Girardeau County's highway department prepares for winter
• Thankful People: 'Brody's Bunch' helps child with brain-stem cancer
• Thankful People: Soldier survives shot to the head, earns Purple Heart
• Thankful People: Couple weds after bride beats cancer
• Highway 62 reduced for pavement work
• Route H still reduced for tree trimming
• Weather blamed for several accidents
• Pelosi's new mission is to limit Obama's deals with GOP
• DEA moves to make 5 ingredients of synthetic marijuana illegal
• Government may end terror alert color code
• Mo. gov. gets $200K in campaign donations
• St. Louis refugees get first taste of Thanksgiving
• Thousands line street at soldier's funeral
• 2nd blast ends hopes for survival of 29 NZ miners
• Israeli troops rip up West Bank farm road
• Shop owner sells himself winning lottery ticket
• Big storm to bring snow, ice to Dakotas
• U.S. jury convicts Somalis as pirates in Navy attack
• Airport workers face more opposition
• Tensions high as North, South Korea trade shelling
• More travelers drive, avoid airport searches
• Texas priest accused of trying to hire hit man
• Mo. sheriff barred from enforcing funeral protest law
• Some use holiday displays at Cape County Park North to honor departed loved ones
• Christmas dreams come alive in Cape Girardeau's annual Parade of Lights
• Vatican shifts ground, says condoms less evil than spreading HIV
• Tensions elevate as North, South Korea trade shelling
• Jawbone found in Aruba not Natalee Holloway Holloway
• Save the date: Wills and Kate, April 29 at the Abbey
• Three big developments make AIDS outlook more hopeful
• Obama touts auto industry success
• I-55 reduced to one lane for repairs
• Missouri budget panel head criticizes education raises
• Blake Shelton to play Show Me Center in February
• Two businesses interested in Thorngate property
• Woman injured in Sikeston street robbery
• East Prairie man charged with murder
• Scott County Health Department gives flu shots for food donations
• Rural Crimes Unit assists sheriffs in solving farm-related crimes
• Cape Girardeau, Jackson announce Thanksgiving trash pickup schedules
• Some Cape Girardeau-area stores to be open Thanksgiving Day
• SEMO president chairs national leadership group's meeting
• TSA chief warns against boycott of airport scans
• NASV support group for abuse victims to discuss new topic starting in December
• N. Korea nuke talk stirs U.S. worry
• Pope seeks to start AIDS debate
• At least 345 die in stampede at Cambodia festival
• Irish premier faces early election over EU banking crisis bailout
• St. Louis-area school separates boys, girls in classes
• Los Angeles County coroner aims to revive gift shop sales
• St. Louis tops list of most dangerous U.S. cities
• Report: Drivers of nuclear weapons sometimes got drunk while on a transport mission
• Poll shows most baby boomers unhappy about sex life
• Cyberthieves still rely on human foot soldiers
• Regulators investigating drinking glasses with lead
• Panel: Single photo shortened oil spill
• Public hearing on Ameren gas rate increase draws no one from public
• Several arrested for BB gun shooting spree in Caruthersville, Mo.
• Many area restaurants open on Thanksgiving
• Three Rivers launches first online degree
• Weekend accident kills Piedmont, Mo., teen
• Man charged in alleged sophisticated marijuana grow operation in Stoddard County to appear in court
• More strong words: TRCC president says Dobbins refuses to communicate
• Job searches even tougher for the disabled, but local programs aim to help
• United Way's LIFE program doubles student participation
• Thousands come out for arts and crafts shows in Cape Girardeau, Jackson
• Attorney general, incoming Stoddard County prosecuting attorney discuss cases
• BP claims a gamble: Get check now, risk less later
• TSA chief: Screenings not changing
• Ireland follows Greece's lead, asks EU for loan
• U.S. scientist says N. Korea has new nuclear facility
• Iran sets February trial date for 3 U.S. hikers accused of espionage
• Suspected U.S. missiles kill six in Pakistan
• Pope's comments met with praise, wariness
• Hoping for tax revenue, N. Calif. cities bring marijuana growing into the light
• Scott County circuit clerk's office dealing with too few staff members
• Malden, Mo., pastor takes over as Teen Challenge director
• Coroner: Assaulted East Prairie woman dies in hospital
• Steam engines to pass through towns that win online Union Pacific contest
• EPA: Lead cleanup planned at St. Francois County schools
• Cape Girardeau County has strong demand for senior housing
• Pilots allowed to bypass stepped-up airport screening
• Club news 11/21/10
• Utilities helping Ameren Missouri get permit for second nuclear power plant
• Ramps on Interstate 55 in Cape Girardeau County reduced for pavement repair
• Interstate 55 in Scott County reduced for drainage work
• Scott County bridge reopens after repairs
• President says he wants U.S. troops out of combat in Afghanistan by end of 2014
• Pope: Some condom use a 'first step' in HIV fight
• Negotiators give talks on climate agreement a second attempt
• Former Fredericktown police officer pleads guilty to child sex crimes
• Saint Francis to cease hiring tobacco users
• Dobbins: Partnership with out-of-state university is nothing new
• Forest service plan to close roads in Mark Twain forest meets opposition
• Boyd: Second album in the works
• Lawrence murder conspiracy trial continued to May
• Hackers attempt to shut down Poplar Bluff's municipal Internet provider
• Tweet with the Southeast Missourian on Black Friday
• Enrollment in United Way after-school program nearly doubles
• Cape Girardeau smoking ban group turns in signatures
• Relative of B.W. Harrison, others worry about future of historic Cape home
• Push on to remove TSA screeners from airports
• Cities react as GM makes its return to stock market
• Interstate 55 in Pemiscot County reduced for guardrail repairs
• Police: S.C. robbery suspect tries to flee on lawn mower
• Audit: Later Social Security retirement age would hurt poor
• Jobless benefits to expire as Congress debates tax cuts
• Tax credit review group outlines savings opportunities
• Southwest Missouri workers save tiny fish as water cut off
• Jackson Junior High counselor wins state honor
• Entrepreneurs discuss expectations, workers, mistakes at SEMO conference
• Motorist dead, 6 hurt in fiery bus crash
• Jonestown memorial going forward
• House ethics committee recommends censure for N.Y. congressman
• Cholera protests focus on foreigners
• Israel says no building freeze in Jerusalem
• Irish head toward bailout; Portugal could follow
• Chinese woman sent to labor camp for tweeting
• Report: Stimulus boosted jobs
• VIP seeking $125,000 from Cape County Board for Developmentally Disabled
• Police: Cape man charged with DWI after forcing school bus to shoulder
• Three business owners discuss their experience at SEMO event
• Local theater hosts MoDOT bridge building competition
• Reality TV star agrees to appear in local LFCS home tour
• Scott County officials ponder ways to spend $5,000
• Cape Girardeau County Commission appoints five to enterprise zone board
• Cape Girardeau County lifts no-burn order
• Three Rivers asks SEMO to withdraw pursuit of partnership with Arkansas State
• Scott County accident sends Oran man to the hospital
• Proposed USDA cattle rule would hurt meat quality, area producers say
• Gov. Nixon urges universities to help keep their own costs down
• Route H reduced for tree trimming
• Man pleads guilty to second assault charge
• Subdivision regulations move forward toward possible countywide vote
• General Motors goes public today
• 28 Missouri counties get disaster declaration
• Hearing in prevailing wage case delayed again
• Jackson Middle School students choose to keep gender-segregated lunch, recess
• Cape Girardeau parent charged with allowing child to miss too much school
• Sikeston police say they'll crack down on seatbelt violations Thursday
• Burn ban lifted in Cape Girardeau, still on for Cape County pending rain
• Reward offered for Sikeston trailer theft information
• Date set for Cape Girardeau home invasion trial in New Madrid County
• Some discrepancies found on Scott County property tax statements
• Fire investigation leads to Scott County methamphetamine arrest
• Sikeston boosters to host large tailgating event before Saturday playoff game
• MedAssets confirms impending layoffs in Cape Girardeau office
• Employees of one Southeast Missouri city to get 9 percent pay raises over 3 years
• Mo. panel studies Alzheimer's, dementia
• Lawyer who pleaded guilty to embezzlement to be sentenced in January
• Mineral Area College to put bond issue on ballot
• Public hearing should focus on noise ordinance, not Bel Air complaints, committee says
• House ethics panel rules Rangel guilty
• A royal wedding next year for Prince William, Kate
• Pilots among those dismayed at new airport scanners, pat-downs
• Working the Plan, part 4: Better parent, community involvement fourth goal of Cape Girardeau School District's improvement plan
• Deficit report should not be scorned
• Saint Francis unveils neurosurgery suite
• New style in Sikeston? Group discusses uniforms for students
• Mineral Area College to ask voter approval for $8 million in bonds
• Deer causes Stoddard County accident
• Cape Girardeau council member says he'll keep pushing for peripheral zoning
• Stoddard County authorities await extradition of man wanted for stealing
• Cape Girardeau noise ordinance committee to meet Nov. 30
• Walmart drug plan for seniors may not be best deal
• Working the Plan, part 3: Cape Girardeau School District's facilities plan about more than bricks and mortar
• FBI: Man declared dead several years ago arrested in kidnapping
• Cape Girardeau City Council shoots down chicken proposal, gives first approval to prescription requirement
• Two of three county commissioners say they're against Cape Girardeau peripheral zoning request
• Highway 77 in Scott County reduced for shoulder repairs
• Highway 51 in Perry County reduded to one lane for bridge repairs
• Cape Girardeau school principals tell board academic-success programs working
• Jackson Board of Aldermen action 11/15/10
• Food service, finances also part of plan's third goal
• Military hearing in Fort Hood shooting case ends
• Rangel pleads for more time to hire lawyer at ethics hearing
• New Delhi collapse kills at least 51
• Government wants to update ADA for cyberspace
• Youth substance abuse discussed at Cape Girardeau town hall
• Deer harvest numbers up; nine cited for hunting violations at Sunday checkpoint
• Missouri Gaming Commission meeting focuses on casino finances
• Missouri State U. working to ban tobacco on campus
• Two arrested in connection to Jackson home burglary
• Purcell, other county officials may attend peripheral zoning meeting tonight
• Department of Conservation releases names of spotlighting suspects
• SoutheastHEALTH merges with Ripley County Memorial Hospital
• Sunday evening accident seriously injures Jackson woman
• Arkansas man injured in Bollinger County accident
• Working the Plan, part 2: Trying to raise the bar for teaching
• Holiday shopping battle starts to get pitched
• Cape Girardeau County prosecuting attorney not in favor of prescriptions for pseudoephedrine
• Developmentally disabled putting on 'A Christmas Carol'
• New train taking Muslims to pilgrimage sites
• Pirates free British pair after year of captivity
• Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams to quit posts in Northern Ireland, seek seat to the south
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi, newly free, calls for compromise
• Hobbled Dems, eager GOP back for lame-duck session
• 'Megamind' continues box office reign with $30M
• American Indian leaders gather to address challenges
• White House, Republicans look for middle ground on taxes
• AOL cracks open door to new Project Phoenix e-mail for some users
• Empty Bowls lunch at Cape Girardeau Salvation Army draws about 250 people
• Stoddard County native on her way to national rodeo competition
• Puxico woman finds wayward pet deer just before start of hunting season
• Missing Dexter family found in New Orleans
• Working the Plan, part 1: Cape Girardeau School District focused on improvement
• Blanchard Elementary reading program at front line to improve performance
• Cape Girardeau School District, community groups take on 90 percent graduation goal
• Local medical professionals to help Jamaican village
• Cape Girardeau coffee shop cuts recorded music over licensing fee request
• Southeast submits bid to host playoff football game
• Route J reduced to one lane for road repairs
• I-55 in Perry County reduced this week
• Two charged with spotlighting deer in Scott County
• White House moves to break impasse on arms pact
• Mo. gov. bags 8-point buck, donates meat
• Freshmen arrive for crash course on Congress
• Catholic bishops hold conference to teach exorcism
• Terrier trees mountain lion
• Southeast football team suffers heartbreaker at Jacksonville State
• Opponent of Cape Girardeau's peripheral zoning request sets up Monday public meeting
• Wet pavement blamed for accident that sends two to the hospital
• Community welcomes roller derby girls at first bout
• Forest service: Weekend rains won't reduce wildfire danger
• Missouri appeals court puts deer hunting ruling on hold
• Results of youth substance abuse survey to be discussed at town hall meetings
• St. Louis riverboat fails to draw serious bids
• Mortgage rates fall to fresh lows
• Connecticut gunshot victim eats lunch before going to hospital
• DNA test casts doubt on case of executed Texas man
• Vets honored at Capitol dome as others hunt for jobs
• Homeless teenagers reveal troubles
• 38 horses, goats rescued in NW Missouri
• Deficit commission pushing both parties
• Serbs face new smoking ban
• Pessimism pervades as G20 leaders show divide
• Sunni walkout mars Iraq parliament session
• Ten killed in car bombing in Pakistan's largest city
• Mo. Lt. Gov. wants response to health care suit
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Nigeria links Iran to arms shipment
• Cape Girardeau courthouse placed on National Register of Historic Places
• U.K. gets tough on welfare
• Temperatures around Cape Girardeau remain above average
• Ike Skelton fears 'chasm' between military, citizens
• Hospital offers discount after Southeast Missouri State University changes health plan
• Cracks found in shuttle fuel tank, not just foam
• Database numbers show Cape Girardeau pharmacy leads state in pseudoephedrine sales
• Fla. county locks down schools in response to threat
• Cape Girardeau restaurants getting calls from person posing as food inspector
• Veterans Day program held at Cape Girardeau Senior Center
• Veterans Day marked with observances in Cape Girardeau, Jackson
• New program training dislocated industrial workers
• Local Salvation Army in need of Thanksgiving dinner supplies
• Firefighters douse brush fire near Chaffee, Mo.
• Dexter city government decides not to rehire longtime police chief
• Flags of honor: The story behind the Avenue of Flags at Cape County Park North
• Open house event to kick off Christmas shopping season in downtown Sikeston
• Cape Girardeau school bus drivers approve First Student contract
• Tighter U.S. corn supplies may mean higher food prices
• Accountant says no problems in audit of Jackson School District's books
• Missouri tax credit panel almost finished
• Battle rages in Haitian slum, this time against a disease
• Iraqi PM to stay on for another 4-year term
• Municipal offices, banks close to observe Veterans Day
• GM reports $2B third-quarter profit ahead of initial public offering
• Irish bonds sink lower as Europe's debt fears grow
• Agencies propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• Survey: 1 in 10 children has ADHD
• Sex, drug use more common among hypertexting teens
• Obama reaches out to Islamic world
• Neglect threatens many of Italy's cherished ruins, tourist sites
• GOP takes aim at health care overhaul
• Surge of cholera feared in Haiti's crowded capital
• Major oil companies investigate more natural gas options
• Improvements to close roads in Scott County next week
• Route N reduced to one lane for patching
• No brain tumor surge found in NW Missouri
• School bus drivers in Cape Girardeau School district to vote on contract with First Student
• Another area city passes pseudoephedrine prescription rule
• Fired up: Group works to get smoking ban on April ballot
• Area police department employee arrested on suspicion of stealing from department
• Franklin Elementary students get interactive lesson in healthy eating
• Southern Illinois forest fire under control after burning 400 acres
• Tuesday night fire halts work at Havco
• Stapleton Elected to UEDA Board of Directors
• Southeast presents poetic tragedy in 'Blood Wedding'
• Ex-Marines arrested in weapons scheme with Calif. street gang
• Car-struck deer flies through windshield, out back of vehicle
• Healthy meals: San Francisco bans toys in some children's meals
• Wholesale inventories and sales rise in September
• Extended dry spell speeds Missouri crop harvest
• Route N in Cape Girardeau County will be reduced to one lane for pavement repairs
• I-55 in Ste. Genevieve County reduced for construction
• Georgia brawlers beat stranger to death
• Israel moves ahead with new east Jerusalem housing
• Radical cleric calls for killing Americans
• International students at Southeast boosting economy, making cultural difference in Cape Girardeau, officials say
• Fall turkey season 2nd-lowest ever in Missouri
• St. Louis judge: Teen suspect may be tried as adult
• State corrects record on 1923 lynching
• Review: 'The Crazy Time' is time well spent
• Cape Girardeau County Commission approves conference for incoming recorder of deeds
• Night patrol operation busts alleged Bootheel deer poachers
• Cape Girardeau woman develops discipline method for misbehaving children
• Weekend accident sends three Jackson teens to hospital
• Kentucky woman injured in Scott County accident
• $399,000 grant approved for Broadway building rehabilitation
• Auditions for ‘Spring Into Dance 2011’ Nov. 21, Jan. 26
• The economy recovering, but changes in U.S. spending habits may persist
• Husband and wife open new Cape Girardeau homeless shelter
• Iraqi Christians hold Mass week after a deadly assault
• Conservation agents: Mind purple paint marking boundaries when hunting deer
• New Butler County circuit clerk taking office early
• Theatre and Dance Students to Hold Staged Reading of ‘The Bear’
• Missouri on track to lead in meth lab seizures again
• Southeast Missourian seeks comments from hunters, landowners
• Perry County principal: Character program has helped students
• Central Junior High choir showcase coming Thursday
• Weather service issues red flag warning for Southeast Missouri
• Cape Air's passenger load hits 1,000 a month as company reaches 1-year milestone
• Republicans in charge take aim at health care overhaul
• Besides seats, GOP wins sway in redistricting
• Sept. 11 workers face deadline for health settlement over toxic dust
• It's wish-list time for Missouri businesses
• Gates, Obama urge repeal of military's ban on gays
• Riot police clash with anti-nuke protesters
• There's slim hope for change in Myanmar's first vote in 20 years
• Answering the call: Cape Girardeau battalion chief prefers to be busy
• Settlers got sweet land deals in east Jerusalem
• Southeast Students Joining in Kick Butts Downtown to Promote a Smoke-Free Cape Girardeau
• Club news 11/7/10
• Cape man honored for helping driver
• Time to fall back
• Theater group travels down Mississippi with environmental message
• Bands pay tribute to rock legends at Arena Building
• County residents speak out against Cape Girardeau's peripheral zoning request
• Department of Conservation warns of wildfire risk
• Southeast Missouri State University almost halfway to cutting $20 million
• Most Cape Girardeau County seniors still living on own, often going out, survey finds
• Magnitude-2.8 temblor hits near Cape Girardeau
• Obama calls India creator, not poacher, of U.S. jobs
• MoDOT to work on Emerson Bridge, repair Route E in Bollinger County
• U.S. warned of bomb plot weeks ago
• Mo. man faces challenge of growing large banana plants
• Giant Jesus statue completed in Poland
• Nazi war criminal dead at age 86
• Actress Jill Clayburgh dead at 66
• Black Americans still struggle with high rate of unwed mothers
• More than 3,000 tickets sold for 'Mickey's Rockin Road Show'
• 714 attend 'Catechism' class at River Campus
• Volcano death toll climbs to 79
• U.S., British downplay French foreign minister's comment on mail bombs
• Study: CT scans cut lung cancer deaths
• 18 dead found in Mexico mass grave
• GOP asserts new strength, targets Obama programs
• Cape Girardeau church holding marriage seminar today and Saturday
• Stocks rally around the world after Fed buys Treasury bonds
• Semissourian.com gets new look
• GOP official: No ballot tampering in St. Louis
• Mo. biologists try to control Asian carp
• Engineer the new director for MoDOT
• Cape Girardeau school official wants janitors' pay more competitive
• Stores prepare for holiday season but keep close eye on economy
• Route W in Cape County will be closed for pipe replacement
• Benton, Chaffee apply for large sidewalk improvement grants
• Traveling theater troupe coming to Cape Girardeau Saturday
• Route Z in Stoddard County reduced for bridge repairs
• Choir Concert Featuring Monteverdi’s 1610 Vespers, Byrd’s ‘Sing Joyfully’
• Domino's Pizza to pay $31,000 for one hour of work in Japan
• Southeast Missouri agriculture facility gets large state grant for startup costs
• Another obstacle stalls $1.15B in U.S. aid for Haiti
• Dry weather speeds up Southeast Missouri harvest
• Woman considered to be world's oldest dies at 114
• Southeast Missourian seeking opinions on peripheral zoning
• Haiti confused, fearful as camps evacuate for storm
• Science and technology advocate speaks at Cape Girardeau First Friday Coffee
• Official: Delta flight lands in Mumbai with suspicious cargo
• Changes made to Jackson public works schedule
• Highway 34 reduced for signal repairs
• Petstock to raise funds for Shelter Alliance
• Fed will spend $600B in latest bid to help economy
• Huge volcanic blast spurs more Indonesians to flee
• Early Christianity Topic of Nov. 15 Lecture
• Pot activists vow to push legalization in 2012
• Cape Chamber First Friday Coffee
• Glasgow Airport evacuated after discovery of suspicious package
• Stocks set highs for 2010 after boost from the Fed
• 'Late Night Catechism' returns to River Campus
• Economic development officials recommend 50 percent abatement for enterprise zone
• Hope in Haiti: Members of two Cape Girardeau churches go to earthquake-ravaged country to build homes
• Fire damages Cape Girardeau residence
• 8th District House race shows message trumps money, Emerson says
• SEMO Port gets grant for dredging
• Marble Hill man arrested for methamphetamine in Jackson
• Firefighter: Several resigned from Gordonville department
• Cape Girardeau County Commission sets public hearing on peripheral zoning
• Thieves break in to Stoddard County school
• Republicans pick Southeast Missouri lawmaker for top spot in state Senate
• Obama, GOP talk compromise, conflict
• Jackson fire tax gets strong support from voters
• GOP makes gains in House, Senate
• Republican topples Feingold in Wisconsin
• U.S. judge: No Argentine extradition in '72 massacre
• Clark unseats Robert in race for Cape Girardeau County recorder
• GOP nearly sweeps state rep races
• Longtime Mo. Rep. Skelton loses to GOP opponent
• Wyo. sheriff: No survivors in crash of small plane
• Cape Girardeau voters approve casino
• Local voters in line with rest of state ballot issues
• Schweich holds lead over Mo. Auditor Montee
• Electrical problem delays launch
• Emerson beats Sowers for ninth U.S. House term
• More than half of Cape County voters turn out for election
• Mo. voters approve ban on real estate tax
• General Motors' market value short of Ford's ahead of IPO
• Tracy wins in landslide for presiding commissioner
• Two Stoddard County incumbents lose to Republican opponents
• Blasts kill at least 62 across Baghdad
• Homeownership stays at lowest level in a decade during 3rd quarter
• Incumbents win in Perry County
• Scientists: Indonesia eruption could last weeks
• Stocks rise on Election Day; Dow near 2010 high
• Bollinger County ballot problems, large voter turnout force candidates to wait
• Longtime Rep. Skelton loses to Republican
• BP's oil spill costs grow; Gulf coast residents react
• Election results: Stoddard County
• Blunt wins open Mo. Senate seat
• State voter turnout higher than expected
• Election results: 157th district state representative
• Sikeston City Council passes pawnshop regulation ordinance
• Despite dry run, timing midair explosion not easy
• Election results: Scott County
• Voters carry disappointment, anxiety to polls
• Missouri Gaming Commission to review financials at Nov. 15 meeting
• Election results: Cape Girardeau County
• Beleaguered Haiti braces for possible hurricane
• Republicans take both contested Bollinger County seats
• Brenda Warner to Speak at Win! Workshop
• Election results: 159th district state representative
• Route E to close for pipe replacement
• Southeast Hospital unveils new brand SoutheastHEALTH
• Scott County voters favor Republicans in many races
• Election results: 161st district state representative
• Route B to be reduced for pavement repairs
• Legalize-marijuana measure loses in California
• Disney characters appear at Discovery Playhouse in advance of Show Me Center performance
• Election results: 158th district state representative
• GOP captures governorships in at least seven states
• Voter turnout around 47 percent in Missouri
• Film, Talent Experts to Discuss ‘Entrepreneurship in the Arts’
• Election results: Bollinger County
• Legalize-pot activists push for upset win in California
• Dorena-Hickman ferry to switch to winter hours
• ‘Know Local, Buy Local, Eat Local’ Focus of Ag Entrepreneurship Program
• Election results: Perry County
• Republican rout hits all levels of Missouri politics
• Mo. county elects candidate who died
• Mizzou identifies degree programs it might cut
• Al-Qaida turncoat alerted Saudis to plot
• Precinct vote totals: Jackson fire tax
• Court hints at tossing part of new immigration law in Ariz.
• Legalize-pot activists push for upset win in California
• Vote today; polls open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• ‘The Possibilities of an Innovative Generation’ Theme of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2010
• Toys for Tots expanding to Stoddard County this year
• Missouri voters choosing new U.S. Senate, House members
• Fire officials kept busy with investigations in Cairo, Ill.
• Casino, fire tax, Prop B and 8th District race bring out voters in Cape Girardeau, Jackson
• Voters cast ballots; Control of Congress at stake
• Republican Blunt wins open Mo. Senate seat
• Cape Girardeau County, state, experience problems with voter registration database
• Technical troubles delay vote count in Bollinger County
• Mail bombs 4 times larger than Christmas plot
• Mo. US Rep. Luetkemeyer wins 2nd term
• Highway 25 in Cape County reduced to one lane for patching
• Mo. US Rep. Emerson wins re-election
• Cape Girardeau City Council action
• GOP gains House seats; tea party favorites thrive
• Century-old former casino riverboat on the market
• Democrat Lincoln falls in Arkansas
• Route FF in Cape County reduced to one lane for drainage repairs
• Cape Girardeau casino issue passes
• KC woman, 81, to resign from legislature
• Republican Long wins election to SW Mo House seat
• Missouri warns motorists to be watch for deer
• GOP celebrates first fruits of expected big night
• GOP confident before election
• Some parts of Missouri reporting high voter turnout
• Indonesia volcano shoots new blast; 21 more are rumbling
• Precinct vote totals: Cape Girardeau casino question
• Cape Girardeau school board meets tonight
• Mail bomb plot just narrowly averted, U.S. investigators say
• Theodore Sorensen, top JFK aide, dies at 82 in N.Y.
• Jackson Board of Aldermen to study bids for transmission line, discuss Homecomers
• Season for Toybox donations opens today
• Cape Girardeau City Council weighing endorsement for countywide subdivision regs
• Cape Girardeau City Council to decide on rules for electronic signs
• Fire damages Cairo home
• Bank deposits in Cape Girardeau, Bollinger, Alexander counties fall slightly as people, businesses pay off debts
• Senate hopefuls Blunt, Carnahan flying around Missouri on final push before election
• Cairo man injured after collision with deer
• Jackson aldermen OK uptown street closures for next year's Homecomers
• Internationally Renowned Speaker/Best-Selling Author Speaking Nov. 15 at Southeast
• Southeast Collaborating on Foreign Language, Economics Instruction
• Southeast’s Kennett Campus Celebrating 10 Years of Success
• Cape Girardeau County Commission ready for hearing on peripheral zoning request
• Route FF in Cape County reduced to one lane
• Two Stoddard County men arrested on meth-related charges in Scott County
• Southeast Missouri man shot by father faces assault charges
• Missouri man charged in 4 shootings
• Nixon: Grant will help to train veterinarians
• Repairs delay Discovery's final launch another day
• State rep hopefuls campaigning on jobs, health care
• Century-old Academic Hall at Southeast Missouri State University showing its age
• Jackson trout program starts Monday
• Ugly Quilts provides protection for homeless
• Various venues in Cape Girardeau turn Halloween into way of bringing families together
• Club news 10/31/10
• Marijuana measure's immediate effect still up in air
• Villages forced to evacuate as Mount Merapi erupts again
• North, South Korea hold reunions for war-split families
• U.S.-bound bomb could have exploded, downed plane
• J.T. Seesing, key figure in Cape Girardeau aviation history, dies at 90
• Repairs may close Mark Twain recreation areas
• Casino committees file financial reports
• French leaders OK pension reform
• Polls show Blunt leading Carnahan as push begins
• Casino town mayors to speak at forum tonight in Cape Girardeau
• CIE Announces Training in Dexter for Business Startups
• October will be one of driest on record in Southeast Missouri
• Stocks give up early gains; 3M and Apple disappoint
• Second bridge on Highway 114 to close
• Bin Laden warns France over war, veil ban
• Leo Kohlfeld, founder of beer distribution business, dies
• Kinder endorses real estate tax ballot measure
• Sowers outraises Emerson by 12-1 margin
• Former Poplar Bluff mayor arrested for driving while suspended, again
• Insurance change to save Southeast Missouri State University $1.1 million
• Official: 13 killed in Mexican car wash massacre
• Sikeston City Council puts moratorium on new payday loan businesses
• Obama empathizing with voters on campaign trail
• Strikes costing France up to $557M per day
• Fire damages two Cairo, Ill., homes
• Stoddard County city seeking half-cent sales tax
• Public comment period begins for Fruitland quarry
• GOP prepares postelection agenda
• Man sought in connection to Cape Girardeau murder arrested in Georgia
• Garbage workers back on the job as French strike loses steam
• Father shoots son during weekend fight
• Rising smoke: Smoking rates going up in Southeast Missouri
• Riders can use real-time tracking to find Southeast Missouri State University shuttles
• Two bands perform at first Southeast Jazz Series event
• Va. man charged in fake plot against D.C. subway
• County commission weighing the cost, benefits of borrowing money for an accelerated paving program
• Tariq Aziz, Iraq's foreign minister under Saddam, sentenced to hang
• Trial set for last defendant in SEMO assault
• Cape Girardeau woman hurt in crash near Jackson
• Fire official says Cape Girardeau County's burn restriction issued too late
• SEMO study reveals casino's construction, payroll effect on economy
• New home sales rise 6.6 percent after slow summer
• Mayors at gaming forum say casino didn't bring crime to their towns, boosted economy
• Indonesia hit by tsunami, eruption
• Officials to break ground on new Scott City road connection Friday
• Ground broken on Scott City road project
• President of Southeast's student government conflicted over $58 million renovation project
• Cape Girardeau County, cities see slight uptick in sales tax revenue over 2009
• Indonesia struggles as death tolls rise
• Broadway building rehabilitation project awaiting Community Block Development Grant
• Ariz. turns to U.K. for lethal injection drug
• Area doctor charged with sexually abusing patients
• Cape Islamic Center begins meal program for the hungry
• Parking restrictions in place for Homecoming this weekend
• Cape Girardeau County house fire may have been started by burning rubbish
• N.J. governor stands by decision to kill $9 billion tunnel project
• Halloween rules only apply to sex offenders convicted after 2008
• Zombies invade NYC during morning rush-hour
• Burn ban issued for Cape Girardeau County
• Parade, football win, Halloween make for festive Southeast Missouri State University Homecoming
• Jazz the 'best-kept secret' of Southeast Missouri, director says
• Family, friends gather to remember victims of Cape Girardeau shootings
• Mo. Libertarian candidate not running from felony record
• Carnahan cancels trip to Saint Francis Medical Center
• Jackson School Board votes to change history curriculum
• Vote on Jackson sales tax may affect insurance rates for homeowners, businesses
• ‘60 Minutes’ Photojournalist Speaking at Southeast Oct. 29
• Scott County, county officials named in lawsuit over traffic accident
• Senate candidate says his website was hacked
• Charges dismissed after area doctor charged with fraud dies
• Application filed for second quarry at Fruitland
• Cape Girardeau County candidates report finances before election
• Illinois man accused of Cape Girardeau murder will be tried in Cape County
• Auditions Nov. 15 for ‘Anything Goes,’ ‘Mockingbird,’ ‘Psycho Beach Party’
• Wayne County man acquitted of firing into neighbor's home
• Highway 72 in Madison County reduced to one lane for pavement overlay
• Fire destroys two downtown businesses in Stoddard County town
• Police, protesters clash in Arab Israeli town
• Scott City couple arrested for alleged methamphetamine production, child endangerment
• New trial date set in Jetton's assault case
• Future Students, Parents Invited To Show Me Day Nov. 13
• Scott County considers relocating public administrator offices
• Death toll from Indonesian quake, tsunami tops 400
• Bollinger County man injured in Tuesday morning crash
• Military, gov't increase investment in algae fuels
• Strong storms leave hundreds without power, cause widespread damage in Southeast Missouri
• Cape readies to pick up leaves, recycle electronics with expanded programs
• Real-Time Shuttle Tracking Begins This Week
• 58 percent of Cape Girardeau County voters expected to cast ballots Tuesday
• Interest groups target state races
• Antitrust suit against A-B, InBev falls flat
• Air Force: Teams working to isolate missile glitch
• Outside groups spending for Republicans
• Cape fire crews evacuate River Campus
• Love Triangle at Center of ‘Blood Wedding’
• Southeast Missouri farmers put 90,000 acres into special wetlands program
• Campaigns: Polls inaccurate, irresponsible
• Stocks fall amid questions about Fed plan
• Storm brings day 2 of snow, rain, wind
• Cause of fire at Havco Wood Products unknown
• Jury finds man guilty in 2005 robbery
• Noted Adventurist and Motivational Speaker Coming to Southeast
• Thursday accident sends Whitewater man to hospital
• Kamchatka volcanoes spew giant ash clouds
• Three fatally shot in Mo.; gunman remains at large
• Colorado man shoots self while sleepwalking
• Highway 25 to be reduced for repairs
• Cape Girardeau officials partner with developer on property at Broadway and Sprigg
• Sierman Finishes Second in Chicago 2010 Urbanathlon
• Downtown Cape Girardeau businesses expect sales boost from Homecoming
• Israel: Iranian military-grade weapons heading for Gaza Strip
• Highway 51 reduced to one lane for repairs
• Nestor Kirchner, former president of Argentina, dies
• Consumer confidence rises only slightly during October
• Scott County fire crews extinguish blaze at Havco Wood Products
• Illinois ACLU Official Discussing First Amendment at Southeast
• Toyota recalling 1.5 million vehicles for problems with brakes and fuel pumps
• Advanced Technology Showcase Scheduled for Nov. 5
• Halloween Science Night Expected to be ‘a Blast’
• Fewer teenage drivers in fatal crashes
• Artist Jun Kaneko to Speak at Glenn Convocation Center
• Southeast Announces Call for Entries for KMOX Jack Buck Scholar-Leadership Award
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' officially back in place while its fate is decided
• Crisp Museum Featuring Kaneko Exhibit, History Gallery on ‘First Friday’
• MBA Program Featured in Princeton Review's ‘The Best 300 Business Schools: 2011 Edition’
• Greatest pumpkin: 1,810-pounder named world's heaviest
• Regents Eliminate, Rename Programs, Approve Off-Site Delivery of B.S. in Psychology
• Popular ‘MythBusters’ Co-Hosts to Speak Oct. 27 at Southeast
• Last year's moonshot splashed up almost twice as much water as expected
• Regents Award Employee Medical Insurance Contract to United Healthcare, Approve Changes to Employee Benefits
• ‘The Big Bands Are Back!’ Features Southeast Missouri Jazz Ensembles on First Jazz Series Event
• Mideast sides look at alternatives to continuing peace talks
• ‘Late Nite Catechism’ to Return to River Campus
• CIE Announces Small Business Workshop on How to Sell to the Government
• GetEducated.com Ranks Southeast Top Best Value in Online MBAs – AACSB Accredited
• American influence declining among Iraqi lawmakers
• Stoddard County authorities find sophisticated indoor marijuana growing operation
• Meyer Named Rec. Services Employee of the Month for September
• KRCU to Broadcast New Season of 'Radio Lab' Series
• Missouri AG warns Dish Network in Fox dispute
• Cape Girardeau man allegedly pointed handgun on city street
• Southeast Announces Call for Entries for KMOX Jack Buck Scholar-Leadership Award
• River Campus Art Gallery to Host ‘Louise Bodenheimer: Seashores Subjects’
• Kansas City chimp that escaped sent to zoo
• SEMO Regents approve plan to borrow $58.2 million for campus projects
• NEA Grant Funding American Chamber Players Concert
• KRCU to Host Anniversary Gala Featuring NPR’s Carl Kasell
• Three Rivers set to receive grant to build safe rooms
• Perryville bookkeeper sentenced to probation for Medicaid fraud
• Carpe Diem Extravaganza Oct. 23 to Celebrate Diversity on Campus
• ‘Toon into Southeast’ at Homecoming 2010
• I-55 reduced to one lane for concrete repairs
• Cape Girardeau assistant city manager wins Zonta award
• Purdue Professor Presenting Keynote Address at Faulkner and Morrison Conference
• Faulkner Center Receives MHC Grant
• Clashes, protests continue over pensions in France
• Cape Girardeau man charged with statutory rape
• MDHE Asks Southeast to Evaluate 27 Programs as Part of Statewide Review
• Bayanihan Philippine National Folk Dance Company to Perform Indigenous Dance at River Campus
• Amendment 3 would stop real estate transfer tax
• Cape Girardeau man wins $70,000 Missouri Lottery prize
• NCATE, DESE Accreditation Visits Successful for Southeast College of Education
• T-Shirt Awarded for Completing 'mystudentbody.com'
• Administrators: System of tracking dropouts distorts graduation rate
• Whitey Herzog to Serve as Homecoming Parade Marshal, Receive Distinguished Service Award
• Alumni, Faculty to be Honored with Merit Awards
• Mo. Chamber PAC endorses three local candidates
• Regents Approve $58.2 Million Budget to Fund Renovations to Academic, Magill Halls; Deferred Maintenance; Power Plant Upgrades
• Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Announces Training in Bonne Terre for Business Startups
• Rodney Carrington to perform Saturday
• Whitlow’s Play to Highlight Faulkner and Morrison Conference
• Five to Receive Distinguished Service Award from Southeast Alumni Association
• French rioters rampage as protesters block airports
• Cape Girardeau County road board to conduct survey about county roads
• Bid for execution delayed until at least next year
• About 40 fire trucks expected at Capaha rally
• Cape trolley tracks uncovered
• Beatles tribute band to play Poplar Bluff Saturday
• Court of appeals holding Cape session Oct. 28
• Southeast Missouri State University seeks $56 million in bonds
• Route C in Stoddard County reduced for pavement repairs
• Beekeepers to convene in Cape Girardeau this weekend
• Bridge in Stoddard County to close for repairs
• Judge to decide on change of venue request in Cape Girardeau infant abuse case
• Highway 91 in Stoddard County reduced for pavement repairs
• Airport manager: Possible tenant discussed for Commander Premier building
• Astronomers say they've found oldest galaxy ever discovered
• Blast in Gaza Hamas compound injures more than a dozen people
• Court keeps military's policy on gays for now
• Karachi death toll rises to 52 in four days of violence
• Federal Reserve survey points to uneven growth across U.S.
• U.K. stakes its future on plan to restore finances
• 870 come out for 'Fiddler on the Roof'
• Market rebounds as dollar falls; Dow up 129
• Gifted programs dealing with budget cuts
• H&R Block lawsuit may signal sunset of advances on tax refunds
• Calif.'s Crystal Cathedral teeters on financial edge
• After upset in Alaska primary, missteps cost tea party candidate
• Cape police group endorses casino
• Fort Hood gunman had nearly 200 rounds of ammunition
• Police seek Poplar Bluff man who allegedly hit convenience store owner during drive-off
• Afghanistan annuls nearly a quarter of Sept. ballots
• Sikeston robbery suspect turns self in
• Indian government: Pakistan spies tied to Mumbai siege
• Isle of Capri casino proposal among three pitched to Missouri Gaming Commission
• Area soldier's mission ends with bullet skirting head
• Cairo bridge to be reduced to one lane Thursday
• Lawmakers in 14 states preparing citizenship legislation
• Southeast Missouri man expected in court for allegedly ramming police cars with truck
• Bank of America ending free checking, adding new fees
• U.K. announces plan to scale back military
• Recruiters told to accept gay applicants
• French retirement protests take violent turn
• Dow falls below 11,000 as dollar rebounds
• In federal court: Cape man sentenced on drug charges
• St. Louis-area casino site lacks funding
• Lawmaker: Chile mine collapse warning ignored
• No mandatory cadmium limits; 'Shrek' glasses were OK
• Escaped ape attacks Kansas City police car
• Militants raid Chechen parliament, 6 dead
• GOP sees gains in Democratic strongholds
• Repairs set for rest area ramp at Bloomsdale
• Reid struggles against economy, GOP rival
• Delta High School staff begins moving back in following fire
• Shots hit Pentagon, police label it 'random event'
• Trunk-or-treating becoming Halloween tradition
• Cape man injured in motorcycle accident
• Audit gives Cape Girardeau School District clean bill of health, financially speaking
• After 13 die in Philippines, typhoon takes aim at China
• Tracy, Wissman hope to fill spot being vacated by longtime Cape Girardeau County presiding commissioner
• NPR 'rock star' Carl Kasell to help kick off local fundraising drive
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds Missouri stay of execution
• Jackson Farmer's Market starts cold-weather market
• Forum gives Cape Girardeau residents chance to get answers on gaming from mayors with casino experience
• Audit criticizes Mo. State University practices
• Appeals court conducts business in Scott County Courthouse
• Jackson woman killed in Wayne County traffic accident
• Iran's Khamenei seeks to secure clerics' support during 10-day visit to holy city
• Chaffee farmer gets governor's award for corn production
• Alarm malfunction causes evacuation of University Center
• Jackson residents to pay less for electricity
• Missouri Gaming Commission won't hear North County casino pitch
• Cape Girardeau City Council moves forward on allowing chickens on 4-3 vote
• Man sought in connection with Sikeston grocery store robbery
• Blanchard getting federal funds for improvement plan
• Chaffee mayor dies at age 64
• Missouri a leader in dealing with problem gambling, officials say
• Mayors from four casino towns to participate in Cape Girardeau forum
• Cape may consider pseudoephedrine ordinance
• Boo at the Zoo
• Decline in donations to local charities follows national trends
• Motorcycle accident injures Cape Girardeau man
• 400 block of Broadway in Cape Girardeau closed
• 'Fiddler on the Roof' to play to sold-out house at River Campus
• Grant to help domestic violence victims in Sikeston area
• In Afghanistan town, insurgents vanish after battles
• Palin teases at 2012 run during tea party rally
• Cape Girardeau City Council action 10/18/10
• I-55 in Ste. Genevieve County reduced to one lane for pavement repairs
• National Right to Life group endorses Jo Ann Emerson
• French strikes hit airlines, trucking, gas pumps
• Scientists give Gulf slightly lower health grade after oil spill
• Allawi: Iran should get out of Iraqi politics
• Thousands flee ahead of typhoon
• With statehood, Palestinians ready to end all other claims
• Feds oppose California's ballot measure to legalize marijuana
• Top 400 charities see billions less in donations
• Pipeline on hold amid oil's recent woes
• Poll: Those craving change now look to Republicans
• Miners control access to their story
• Cape Girardeau County Commission declares October Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Answering the call: East County captain: Not enough fire safety taught
• Park service gives $75,000 for Melaina's Magical Playland
• Cape Girardeau City Council agenda 10/18/10
• Emerson, Sowers spar over leadership in final debate before election
• Same-sex marriage debate persists in some races
• Upcoming Jetton trial date canceled
• Chicken coup: Cape man's love of fresh eggs could prompt council to allow chickens within city limits
• Poplar Bluff man dies in train accident
• Commissioner Purcell against Cape's peripheral zoning request; Koeper 'not leaning toward' it
• Insurance company study shows deer-vehicle collisions on the rise
• Cape Girardeau school board to vote on improvement plans tonight
• Countless human bones found in pits at Ariz. cemetery
• French official: Saudis warn of new terror threat in France
• Cape neighborhood group holds seventh annual block party
• Two Dexter officers injured in vehicle pursuit early Saturday
• Puppy mill ballot measure worries farming supporters, animal rescuers
• Jackson to vote on requiring prescriptions for pseudoephedrine
• Cape school officials to vote on improvement plans Monday
• Class at Trail of Tears teaches how keep nature pristine
• Part of Big Bend Road to be closed
• Afghanistan's president says peace council is hope for future
• Cape Girardeau School District increasing camera surveillance
• Rescue may alter Chile's political landscape
• China media quiet as mine blast traps 16
• Swiss celebrate digging longest tunnel
• Conservation commission approves elk restoration in Missouri
• Iran releases American held for two years in Tehran
• I-55 ramp in Pemiscot County to close
• Armenian organized crime growing more complex
• Glenn Miller Orchestra performs in Cape
• U.S. studying Australian Internet security program
• '50s TV mom Barbara Billingsley dies at 94
• Role of federal government focus of 8th District debate in Rolla
• Club news 10/17/10
• Shots fired at two Cape teens Sunday
• Oil change reignites debate over surveillance use of GPS trackers
• Preliminary hearing set in Bernie, Mo., man's killing
• Hundreds come out to River Campus for ghost stories
• Sowers tops Emerson in funds for final quarter before election
• Obama's campaigning blitz partly about 2012
• Dollar keeps falling as investors await Fed action
• U.S. seeks delay in 'don't ask, don't tell' ruling
• Route BB bridge in Stoddard/Bollinger counties opens to traffic
• Rest area on I-55 near Bloomsdale reopens
• I-57 in Mississippi County will be reduced for pavement repairs
• U.S. backs Afghan peace effort
• Chilean miners prepare to adapt to new lives after rescue
• Cape Girardeau County candidates report quarterly finances
• Nearly $1B paid in claims against New York City Police Department
• Jackson man charged with statutory sodomy
• Neb. senator seeks talks in Congress on fetal pain
• Southeast Missouri State University Sikeston campus celebrates start of four-year ag program
• N.Y county creating list of animal abusers
• Birds cause lights to go out over large area of Sikeston
• Atheists, faithful discuss poll claiming nonbelievers know more about world religions
• Two students accused of threats at Poplar Bluff schools
• Catholic high schools in Cape Girardeau, Perryville make national top 50 list
• New CFO appointed at Southeast Missouri Hospital
• Isle of Capri contributes $50,000 for Cape Girardeau casino yes vote campaign
• Local World War II veterans receive Honor Tour send-off
• Telling ghost stories at Central Middle School
• Cape Girardeau School District to study running its own bus fleet
• New Cape Girardeau business recycles drywall to reclaim gypsum
• Program aims to help college students graduate in 4 years
• Plane makes safe emergency landing at Cape Girardeau Regional Airport
• FCC rules seek to avoid surprise wireless bills
• Interstate 55 reduced for construction
• Improved bridges open in Stoddard County
• Southeast MBA program makes Princeton top 300 list
• Wappapello residents injured in collision
• Jackson seniors get more dance space with senior center addition
• Earnings reports push stock market higher
• 33 miners raised safely in Chile
• Earthquake shakes Oklahoma
• I-55 in Scott County reduced for repairs
• Obama considers fast appeal of judge's order on gays in military
• Missouri Senate candidate objects to wig photo in TV ad
• Regional homeland security committee votes to buy tent frames, will seek bids for generators
• In U.S., Hispanics outlive whites, blacks by years
• Stoddard County parents in infant abuse case may lose parental rights
• Female humpback whale makes record migration
• Jones: Cape Girardeau County Commission won't rush peripheral zoning hearing
• Paula gains strength, churns toward Cancun
• Afghan peace council members hoping for gesture from U.S.
• First of 33 trapped miners rescued
• Corn growers expect some boost from EPA's ethanol decision
• Quick ruling unlikely in Fox News suit against Carnahan
• Sikeston man charged in weekend shooting
• Judge: Stop 'don't ask, don't tell' immediately
• Cape Girardeau lawyer accused of assault pleads guilty to reduced charge
• Stocks turn higher after release of Fed minutes
• Sikeston man arrested after allegedly firing shots from vehicle
• Man killed in tractor accident identified
• 8th District candidates debate ag issues in Poplar Bluff
• In federal court: Sikeston man pleads guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm
• 8th District candidates debate tonight in Poplar Bluff
• Jackson School Board approves tuition increase
• Highway closed for accident now reopened
• Man pleads guilty to killing drifter
• Midget wrestling event in Cape Girardeau canceled
• Inverstors try to understand Google's concepts
• Rising corn prices mean higher costs for ethanol, livestock
• Five towns claim to be Navy's birthplace; may be narrowed to 1
• DARE programs are being cut from some local districts, while expanding to more classrooms in others
• Dollar being down can have upside for economy
• Orchestra, piano virtuoso entertain with Gershwin
• Hundreds of bales of hay destroyed in fire
• City forming committee to address downtown noise issue
• Freeze on deepwater oil drilling lifted
• Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship receives two SBA grants totaling more than $245,000
• Deputy PM: Israeli officials doubt peace is reachable
• Apple Creek drowning victim identified
• Two dead after Sunday I-55 accident in Pemiscot County
• Cape Girardeau midget wrestling event may be canceled
• Nearly $250,000 in grants awarded to Southeast innovation center
• Southeast Missouri state park to be site of bird-watching event
• Coroner identifies man killed in weekend tractor accident
• Northbound Interstate 55 Bloomsdale rest area closed for repairs
• Cape Girardeau School District unveils improvement plan
• Dems seize on tea party candidates' social stances
• Trees on Arch grounds may be doomed
• Prices jump as USDA lowers yield prediction for corn harvest
• Rescue nears for trapped Chilean miners after shaft deemed safe
• Communism left toxic legacy in Eastern Europe
• Seniors prepare to cut back on spending if Social Security checks don't get bigger
• Stocks end flat ahead of economic reports
• Two teens injured in Scott County accident
• Candidates for 8th District square off in first debate at Cape Girardeau
• New charges filed against Miner, Mo., teen accused in fatal incident at drinking party
• Vegas chapels busy on 10-10-10
• Foreclosure freeze could undermine housing market
• Cape Girardeau Blimpie burglarized three times in two months
• Cape Girardeau judge elected head of state historical society
• Final figures boost Cape School District into DESE's top performance status
• Sikeston man dies after jumping into creek
• Panel looking at Cape County subdivision rules worries work may be undercut by peripheral zoning issue
• Southeast Missouri State University's Department of Public Safety moves into larger office
• Seventh annual block party in Cape Girardeau coming Saturday
• Cape buying, rehabbing foreclosed houses as part of stimulus program
• Monday morning fire near New Wells spreads from Winnebago to house
• Cape CVB hopes to create sense of excitement with ghost scavenger hunt
• Sikeston man who drowned in Apple Creek identified
• College dropouts costing U.S. billions
• Four arrested, two sought in connection to Marble Hill meth lab
• Sunday accident seriously injures Scott County teens
• Cape Girardeau school improvement forum tonight
• No Social Security cost-of-living adjustment expected for 2011
• New Gap logo misses mark with fans
• North Korea's Kim and heir appear at lavish parade to mark anniversary
• Google tests cars that can steer without drivers
• Answering the call: Jackson fire captain speaking to hundreds of students this month
• Skateboard competition held in Cape
• Trapped Chilean miners argue over who's out last
• Northwest Mo. wildlife refuge celebrates 75th year
• Southwest Mo. woman charged in infant death
• Hungary sludge reservoir at risk of collapsing
• China remains uncompromising in response to Nobel
• American Legion Post 158 in Jackson installed officers
• Club news 10/10/10
• Business PAC endorses 157th District candidate
• Dubuque, Iowa, offers perspective on casino effects
• Fans say they're thrilled by mixed martial arts event at Show Me Center
• Quarry company: 'We can coexist' with nearby Cape County school
• Woman dies in Scott County horse riding accident
• Jackson's all-class reunion returns Oct. 15, 16
• Chaffee woman injured in Sunday morning accident
• Cape street closed for water pipe work
• Missouri trims annual test because of budget crunch
• Cape firefighters group endorses casino
• Poplar Bluff hospital planning $270 million construction project
• Cape County man found dead in field; death ruled accidental
• Fight tour brings professional MMA to Cape
• I-55 to reduced for bridge repairs Tuesday
• Southeast Habitat for Humanity chapter plans 'box city' event
• Commission awards I-55 guardrail contract
• More people battling bedbugs as pest makes a comeback
• Highway 74 reduced for tree trimming
• Springfield-Cape Girardeau Diocese using new system for background checks
• Highway 25 reduced for bridge repairs
• Candidates getting in each other's faces ahead of Nov. election
• Israelis and Palestinians signal deal on settlements
• Hungary says toxic red sludge now in Danube
• Peruvian wins Nobel Prize in literature
• Most comments on Missouri elk reintroduction in favor of plan
• VP helps Senate candidate Carnahan raise $100,000 at Springfield event
• Lambert Airport adds new X-ray scanners
• Signal repairs to take place on Highway 114
• Police: Cape Girardeau man returned to scene of domestic assault after hospital release
• Engineered corn fights borers at home, nearby
• Three charged with bomb threat at Poplar Bluff factory
• Fire in Cape County considered suspicious
• First of four 8th district debates kicks off Monday in Cape Girardeau
• Shoppers may have the upper hand this Christmas
• Stoddard County cotton harvest going strong
• Southern Baptist leader against yoga for Christians
• Cape Girardeau firefighters endorse casino proposal
• I-55 in Cape County will be reduced to one lane for bridge repairs
• University of Missouri review targeting 'low-producing' degrees
• Former St. Francois County commissioner pleads guilty to theft
• Supreme Court hearing case on protests at soldiers' funerals
• Panel: Government thwarted worst-case scenario on spill
• Teen bike rider arrested for allegedly selling crack cocaine
• Jackson's annual barbecue contest begins Friday
• Kansas' Bill Self comes to SEMO coach clinic, season tip-off reception
• Company files for quarry permit near Fruitland
• Sikeston police search for robbery suspects
• Luncheon at Drury Lodge celebrates beating breast cancer
• Proposed enterprise zone includes parts of Cape, Jackson, rural areas
• Gaming panel to hear casino plans Oct. 20
• Jackson Recycling Center to host appreciation day Saturday
• Many area pharmacies yet to link to state database to track pseudoephedrine sales
• Car show Saturday to benefit Stars and Stripes museum
• Cape Girardeau County Commission votes to accept benefit brokering proposal
• Cape Girardeau man badly hurt in morning accident
• Girl killed in Fruitland accident buried in wrong plot at Jackson cemetery
• Route A in Cape County will be reduced for bridge repairs
• Route DD bridge in Scott County to close for improvements
• Route OO in Cape County to be reduced for bridge work
• Second Route Z bridge to be replaced
• Leader on BP claims blames fraud for slow payouts
• Wolf Creek bridge to close for improvements
• Audit: Mo. found fewer misclassified workers
• Work to begin soon on Scott County bridge
• Most noisy SunChips bags to be replaced
• N. Korea's Kim Jong Un joins father at army drill
• Ryanair chief says he's not negotiating for new planes
• Rabbis visit torched West Bank mosque
• Bands march to their own tune at Jackson Band Festival
• Toxic sludge floods village
• Revenue from Cape Splash, air show boost Cape Girardeau's budget
• Japan: Spat with China over
• Casino effects, zoning addressed at voter forum
• Gitmo hunger striker eats some food
• Discovery Playhouse adding new exhibits for winter
• Bailout supporters fight for re-election
• Firefighters respond to Sprigg Street blaze
• Gov. touts interest-free bonds at Mo. school
• Woman's lawsuit claims 2 priests abused her
• Cape doctor faces drug, driving charges
• Service sector growth accelerates in September
• New Cross Trails center in Advance, Mo., to open Monday
• Times Square bomber gets life sentence, warns of more attacks
• 3 high school students face charges after campus fights in Steele, Mo.
• Study finds hands-only CPR saves more lives
• Boarding ICE prisoners brings in more money to Scott County than expected
• Missouri economic signs 'very mixed'
• Scientists behind superstrong, superthin carbon win Nobel
• Route C closed for culvert replacement
• Missouri man faces more charges for smuggling cigarettes
• Bridge in Bollinger County closed for improvements
• Pianist, Gershwin expert to give lectures in lead up to Symphony performance
• See League of Women Voters forum online
• Southeast Missouri State Universtiy hosts 8th District candidate debate
• German militants killed in U.S. airstrike targeting terror cell
• Government sues 3 biggest credit card companies, settles with 2
• Professor who pioneered in vitro fertilization awarded Nobel Prize
• Cape recycling numbers up; trucks hit speed bump
• Missouri community colleges see big enrollment gains
• Another area sheriff's department joins Facebook
• Enhanced enterprise zone, pseudoephedrine top items at Jackson Board of Aldermen's meeting
• Vatican official: Nobel to IVF pioneer raises questions
• U.S. works to accept exiled Cuban prisoners
• Cape Girardeau City Council action 10/5/10
• New high court era begins with 3 women on bench
• Cape Girardeau school district to hold forum on improvement plan
• Jefferson City considers proposal to limit pets
• College professors use technology to improve teaching
• Answering the call: Cape fire marshal was at first leery of job, now enjoys it
• Cape Girardeau City Council agenda 10/4/10
• U.S. terror warning could hurt Europe's economy
• GOP and Dems play the blame game on economy
• Expansion at St. Mary Cathedral School
• Make a Difference Tour brings music, message to Show Me Center
• Cape to consider ordinance that would allow residents to keep chickens on property
• Magnet may apply for enterprise zone in Cape County
• Man in motorized wheelchair hit by car on Broadway
• Cape County board for disabled hiring director for casework program
• Former NFL player talks to local athletes about making right choices
• Jackson schools taking week to raise awareness about disabilities
• Former Poplar Bluff mayor, business official arrested twice in same day
• Scott Co. sheriff: Two men, woman arrested for selling meds of deceased
• Southeast Missouri State football breaks top 25
• Cape Girardeau City Council sends peripheral zoning to county commission
• Kenny Rogers to play Poplar Bluff Friday
• Club news 10-3
• SADI holds second annual autism walk
• 4-year-old Jackson girl killed in Friday accident near Fruitland
• Military group endorses Carnahan
• Some smaller Missouri schools struggle to recruit, retain teachers
• Peripheral zoning up for debate at Cape Girardeau City Council meeting
• Busy weekend in Cape means big business
• Streetball Legends and locals entertain 745 at Show Me Center
• BackPacks for Friday program expands to Sikeston's Southeast Elementary
• Some Main Street merchants say Cape music festival a headache
• Emerson picnic draws more than 200 to Arena Building in Cape
• Two teens injured in separate Sunday accidents
• Weather forecast looks favorable for band festival
• Highway Patrol releases name of girl killed in Fruitland accident
• After 50 years, Cape's Town Plaza remains commercial hub
• Speaker talks about Missouri ballot initiatives at First Friday Coffee
• Streetball team to face locals Saturday night at Show Me Center
• Infrastructure grant to allow for expansion at TG Missouri
• Three Rivers, hospital work on nursing facility
• Jackson woman faces felony drug charges
• Sugar Creek casino hearing brings out friends, foes
• Heavy East Coast rains kill 4 people in North Carolina
• Chief of staff Emanuel to run for mayor of Chicago
• Panel: No rate increases for U.S. Postal Service
• Pakistan cuts NATO supply line after attack at border post
• Jobless benefit applications drop to 453,000
• I-55 in Scott County reduced for repairs
• Scott City couple, Sikeston woman arrested on meth charges in Scott County
• Route FF to be reduced for pavement repairs
• Man sought in connection with Charleston shooting
• Joplin group home owners convicted of health care fraud
• Poplar Bluff man killed in Wednesday hunting accident
• Missouri further opens judicial selection process
• Cape Girardeau casino campaigners hold rally, unveil more renderings
• Pat Buchanan, Tom Daschle spar at Show Me Center
• Community and arts advocate, newspaper HR director McDowell dies
• Students use lunchtime walk to help improve focus, health
• League of Women Voters hosts candidate and issues forum Tuesday in Cape Girardeau
• Search resumes for 11 missing in Mexico mudslide
• Some in Texas push for allowing weapons on campuses
• Parent decries Jackson schools' 'box' discipline
• Judge finds probable cause against Cape man accused of fatally abusing son
• New director of Arts Council of Southeast Missouri settling into job
• Big turnout expected for Make a Difference Tour event at Show Me Center
• Music festival in Stoddard County Friday, Saturday
• Saint Francis announces expansion of women's facility
• Cape man gets prison time for workers' comp crime
• Cape Girardeau County commissioners sign grant application for port dredging
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Two quakes hit east Indonesia
• Terror plot in Europe prompted drone strikes
• New 'Goldilocks' planet could be just right for life
• Congress to approve budget after election
• Trade group's leader to speak at coffee
• Route U reduced for pavement repairs
• Cement mixer used in bank protest
• Study questions effect of laws on texting
• Southern Illinois county ousts convicted sheriff
• Missouri's cold medicine database to go online soon
• Three arrested in Scott City meth lab bust
• Man arrested following police chase from Cape Girardeau to Mississippi County
• Testing, troubled economy top list of teacher union concerns
• GOP hopes to win big in Obama's home state of Illinois
• Churches asked to help fund Cape Girardeau homeless shelter renovation
• Recession rips at marriages in U.S., expands income gap
• Miner to host infant mortality conference Thursday
• Gunman opens fire at UT in Austin, shoots himself
• Yes For Gaming Committee to hold rally Friday
• Deal news helps stocks recover from early losses
• Motorcycle accident disrupts traffic on major Cape Girardeau street
• Jackson to continue uptown work using DREAM Initiative programs
• Audit criticizes management of funds by Scott County prosecutor's office
• Cape Girardeau sexual abuse case moves forward
• Judge finds cause to continue case against suspect in Cape Girardeau murder
• Group voices concerns about proposed quarry near Saxony Lutheran school
• Stoddard County man sentenced to 60 years on child molestation charges
• Southeast Missouri administrators like idea of longer school year, but worry about the costs
• Mo. man wins $1M, then $2M
• Kim Jong Il's son named to political posts, state media says
• Terror plot uncovered with Britain, France as targets
• Haiti still waiting for U.S. aid
• Jimmy Carter taken off plane in Cleveland for medical issues
• Route Spur N in Bollinger County will be reduced for pavement repairs
• Use of Missouri methamphetamine-tracking database to begin
• Pakistan says NATO airstrikes breached its air space
• Southern Ill. county ousts convicted sheriff
• Some executions being held up by shortage of drug
• Sikeston man receives moderate injuries in New Madrid County accident
• Nestle Purina plant near Bloomfield to expand
• Dunklin County prosecutor: No charges in fatal home invasion shooting
• Cape Girardeau best site for casino, analysis claims
• Ware, Ill., roadwork scheduled
• I-57 in Mississippi County reduced for core drilling
• In federal court: Jackson man sentenced to 15 years on domestic violence, weapons charges
• Cape man pleads not guilty to molestation charge
• Spill panel: Federal confusion lost public trust
• Stocks edge lower after month of gains
• Obama: School years should be longer
• Local schools wonder who will pay for longer year
• Emerson speaks at SEMO research farm's Field Day
• Police: Two women rob Caruthersville casino patron
• Elections expert expects state to lose a congressional seat
• Sikeston woman charged with providing alcohol to, having sex with teens
• Firefighters learn school bus rescues in Jackson
• Show displays art by medical personnel
• White House, Dems see tax cut vote after election
• Answering the Call: Patrol sergeant started out as parole officer
• Possible casino concerns Cape bingo organizers
• Section of North Main in Cape to be closed two weeks
• Seven arrested for attack on Scott County deputy's vehicle
• Teen Challenge leader finishes 80-mile walk
• Saint Francis names new director of foundation arm
• Building permits up in Jackson, down in Cape
• Local business referred to attorney general for alleged gas storage tank law violations
• Trial set for Cape Girardeau man accused of armed robbery
• Public defender withdraws from Jackson drug, child endangerment case
• Arguments made in support of and against casino proposal at Cape Girardeau public hearing
• Court appearance in Cairo shooting pushed back to November
• Kennett teenager fatally shot Saturday morning
• Public hearings on Mo. casino proposals start today in Cape
• Signal loss leads to weekend Charter cable and Internet outage
• Local officials say they may have found SEMO Port dredging money
• MedAssets purchases Texas-based supply company
• Missouri State sets fall enrollment record
• Illinois sheriff convicted of drug trafficking
• White House moves to block lawsuit for cleric tied to al-Qaida
• Third-party candidates could tip close congressional and gubernatorial races
• Club news 9-26
• China now world's No. 2 economy but still gets foreign aid
• Student debt, loan default rates rising
• Hunters boost Missouri Gun and Knife Show attendance
• Fire departments to practice bus rescues in Jackson on Monday
• Southeast Missourian's Sullivan retiring after 45-year journalism career
• Some trying to sell canned pumpkin online after last year's bad harvest, but Sikeston retailers
• Biehle restaurant repeatedly fails to complete drinking-water testing
• BP fund administrator promises bigger, faster claims
• Pemiscot County I-55 ramp reduced for repair
• Highway 51 bridge to be inspected this week
• Show Me Day planned at SEMO
• In federal court: Cape Girardeau man sentenced to 10 years on drug trafficking charges
• Recorder candidate Clark holds fish fry
• Craftsmen, artists display work at Cat Ranch Roundup
• U.S. leading richest countries in weight gain, report says
• Teen Challenge choir founder retiring
• Nixon speaks on resource plan at Three Rivers
• Teen Challenge executive director walks to raise funds, awareness
• Blockbuster Inc. files for bankruptcy
• Poll finds independents as upset as Republicans
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• U.S. walks out on Ahmadinejad during U.N. speech alleging Sept. 11 conspiracy
• Fallujah raid highlights Iraq's security concerns
• President Obama challenges world: Time for Mideast peace
• Route D in Cape Girardeau County to be closed for pipe replacement
• Cape Area Magnet endorses casino development
• Cape plan calls for casino revenue to be shared with other communities
• Prescription drug take back event in Sikeston Saturday
• OSHA: Number of workplace injuries falling
• Ready to roll: Second annual Cotton Ramble will offer bicyclists three routes through Scott Co
• Jason Aldean plays to enthusiastic crowd at Show Me Center
• Jackson mayor signs proclamation establishing Disability Awareness Week in Jackson
• Donald Dickerson bust to be unveiled
• Missouri Gaming Commission lawyer replaced
• Southeast Missouri State Research Center harvests 'next big biofuel crop'
• Highway 114 bridge to open in October
• Audit says Mo. schools could have gotten $21M more from casino revenue
• Highway 51 reduced for bridge repairs
• Clean coal advocacy group in Cape Girardeau today
• Cape city council selects 11 projects for $1 million from casino money
• Missouri Gaming Commission chair says comission doesn't have to award casino license
• H1N1 less of a concern this flu season
• Cape Girardeau County Commission approves budget increase for university extension
• Area's ozone levels declining but may not meet new standards
• Cape Girardeau schools' new attendance policy involves prosecuting attorney
• Morley man seriously injured in Scott County vehicle accident
• Highway 74 reduced for bridge repairs
• Route B to be reduced for pipe replacement
• Thousands expected at gun and knife show
• Obama faults himself for not selling health law
• Lake in North Dakota slowly swallowing land and buildings
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• Fed: A little inflation may help economy
• SEMO District Fair winners
• Highway 25 reduced for bridge repairs
• Scott County bridge closing for upgrades
• I-55 reduced to 1 lane for pavement repairs
• Dalhousie residents win hearing on Strack quarry expansion
• Highway 114/U.S. 62 reduced for repairs
• GOP blocks bill to lift ban on gays in the military
• Missouri mom helps son's classmates embrace diversity
• Twitter hack opens popups
• Wyo. horses get indoor exercise place
• Firefighters in Utah race to beat fast-moving wildfire, winds
• Stocks mixed as Fed leaves door open for stimulus
• Poll says Emerson beating Sowers
• Destroying condemned buildings costs Cape Girardeau thousands
• Application to expand quarry near Dalhousie draws opposition
• Notre Dame's Activity Week getting 'bigger and better'
• State rep informs Scott County Commission about house-arrest bill
• Three-year study finds teacher bonuses fail to improve test scores
• SEMO enrollment tops 11,000
• Bucking the trends: Cape Girardeau Catholic schools see enrollment grow, unlike steep declines natio
• Cape Girardeau police arrest 18 on drug-related charges
• Son of woman killed in Sikeston train accident sues nursing home
• Mayor of Southeast Missouri town dies following shooting
• East Perry Community Fair begins Friday
• Crowell addresses Leadership Jackson graduates
• Route D reduced for pavement repairs
• High ranking Saint Francis Medical Center official leaves for Southeast Missouri Hospital
• Decision to close Girl Scouts facility put on hold
• Wal-Mart plans to roll out smaller stores
• Panel: Recession ended in June '09
• Route N spur in Cape County reduced for pavement repairs
• Jackson officials OK snow route ordinance
• Freedom Inc. endorses Carnahan for Senate
• Central's A+ program earns average grade
• Cape Girardeau City Council action 9/21/10
• Route N spur in Bollinger County closed for drainage repairs
• A growing field: Southeast's Department of Agriculture enrollment rises with changing agribusin
• Juvenile justice group launches reform efforts
• Cape council sets special casino meeting; Tracy voices opposition
• League of Women Voters celebrates anniversary of women's suffrage
• Sikeston's Cotton Carnival parade to mark town's sesquicentennial
• Autopsy results confirm North Lilbourn shooter committed suicide
• Perry County eligible for disaster assistance from summer storms
• State commission stops in Cape, listens to speakers in favor of keeping tax credits
• Man arrested after bank robbery attempt in Sikeston
• Cape Girardeau postal workers picket to save Saturday delivery
• Academic Hall auditorium closed due to structural problems
• Jury duty ruling may affect several Mo. court cases
• Remorseful U.S. vet returns war flag to Paris
• Ahmadinejad says future is Iran's
• John Sachen has spent 30 years providing training for firefighters
• Powell: Illegal immigrants do his home repairs
• BP well is dead, but challenges remain
• Hurricane Igor hits Bermuda
• Cape Girardeau City Council agenda 9/20/10
• Cape Girardeau City Council to create new type of liquor license
• Sikeston man killed in weekend car accident
• Jackson woman starts own juvenile justice campaign, will have Tuesday kick-off
• Trial date set in Cape Girardeau murder case
• Jackson aldermen to vote on snow route ordinance
• One dead, one wounded after Southeast Missouri shooting
• Crews respond to early morning fire at Grecian Steak House
• Cape Girardeau County Commission rejects contract for counseling services
• Club news 9-19
• More than 200 gather for Nell Holcomb 50th anniversary celebration
• Cape police, city at impasse over pay issue
• Delta flight makes emergency landing in Cape
• John D. Hale calls performance at SEMO District Fair 'humbling'
• River City Rodders hold car show in downtown Cape; 1941 Willys Coupe wins top honor
• Cape man crashes into tree on Hanover Street
• Chinese hold anti-Japan protests over boat dispute
• Afghans vote despite Taliban attacks; turnout appears low
• Radical Islam on rise in Balkans
• President rallies black supporters at political gala
• Come up, Moses: Ore. rescuers dig camel out of muddy sinkhole
• No place like gnome: 10 wayward garden figures found on Mont. trail
• Illinois woman charged in meltdown over dog feces
• Oil well near death, but disaster is not over
• 33-inch-tall cow in Britain named world's smallest
• Route AB in Bollinger County to be reduced to one lane for pavement sealing
• Pope Benedict meets with abuse victims as thousands protest
• Feed the Children locked in dispute with its founder
• SEMO District Fair contests bring out competitive spirit
• Bryan White opens with band, ends with acoustic set at SEMO District Fair
• Three injured in Saturday car accident
• Hundreds turn out for Jackson's Praise in the Park
• Central snaps seven-year losing streak against Jackson
• Scott County projects could be helped by MoDOT money
• Early morning accident sends Chaffee woman to hospital
• Textile group endorses Emerson
• Cape church, Hannibal school team up to offer divinity degree
• SEMO District Fair winners
• August top month for U.S. homes lost to foreclosure
• Economists think second recession less likely now
• Pope Benedict admits church failures in sex abuse scandal
• Police: Man who stabbed dean targeted Mo. gov.
• Poll: Not much trust in major institutions
• Route Y reduced for pavement repairs
• Route MM reduced for pavement repairs
• Southeast Missouri county to use stimulus money to target burglars
• I-57 in Scott County reduced for repairs
• Building owner finds evidence of squatter while showing property to prospective buyer
• Route FF to be reduced for pavement repairs
• Sikeston bicycle rider seriously injured in Thursday crash
• Highway 72 reduced for drainage repairs
• Jackson school district meets all state standards on performance report
• Poverty rate rises to 14.3 percent, Census Bureau says
• New Madrid hosts pro catfish tournament Saturday
• Cape music festival alters dates, hours, venues
• AmerenUE raises charge on electric bills
• Most fans pleased with Tillis and Price concert
• Pavement repairs continue on U.S. 61
• Arlington opens graves, finds 3 bodies misplaced
• English woman develops French-sounding accent
• Scott County authorities investigate break-in at New Hamburg store
• Obama seeks tougher pipeline oversight
• Committee formed to advocate 'yes' vote on Cape Girardeau casino
• Attendance down at Cape pool but up at Jackson pool during first season of aquatic center
• Prosecutor asks for death penalty in Stoddard County murder case
• Casino won't affect work on downtown Cape taxing district
• Kansas basketball coach Bill Self to headline tip-off reception
• Poplar Bluff woman accused of making false report about kidnapping, assault
• Gays ask Cardinals to point Kiss Cam at them
• Sikeston chamber supporting Cape, Interstate 24 connection
• Area school board votes to nix summer school after current school year
• Fruitland residents organizing meeting concerning potential quarry
• Cape Girardeau County receives proposals for benefit consultation
• IHOP sues prayer center over use of same acronym
• Bans on synthetic marijuana doing little to deter business
• More House Democrats call for tax breaks across the board
• Highway 114 in Scott County will be reduced for guardrail repairs
• I-55 in Scott County will be reduced for shoulder repairs
• Shoulders repairs continue on Route K overpass in Pemiscot County
• Smoking bans help curb severe asthma attacks, new study says
• Interstate 55 reduced for bridge repairs
• Colleges get broadband grants
• I-55 to be reduced for pavement repairs
• Eiffel Tower evacuated after bomb threat
• Mideast peace talks get underway
• Judges to see cost before ordering sentence
• Progress made on Colorado wildfire as winds return
• Blagojevich asks judge to nullify lone conviction
• Split animal shows working well, say exhibitors and fair organizers
• Scary costume, toy machete draws cops to Halloween store
• Prosecutor expected to seek death penalty in Stoddard County murder case
• American woman freed by Iran is grateful, humbled
• Cape Girardeau officials look for other options for Commander deal
• Heat, lack of rain and insects contribute to lower yields for Southeast Missouri farmers
• Four arrested at Perry County checkpoint
• Former governor Warren E. Hearnes to be inducted into Hall of Famous Missourians
• Southeast Missouri fugitive captured after two months on the run
• Demo derby cars meant for short haul
• Former governor Hearnes officially inducted into Hall of Famous Missourians
• Mel Tillis fills in for 'buddy' Merle Haggard at SEMO District Fair
• GOP establishment faces challenges in final primaries of the season
• One-car crash in Trail of Tears sends Cape Girardeau woman to the hospital
• Route Y reduced for pavement repairs
• Jackson board approves special ed compliance plan
• Local group to appear on CMT dance show Friday
• Health care, retirement often concern pastors at smaller churches
• Hearnes to be inducted into Hall of Famous Missourians
• Jackson pair face drug charges
• Former police chief sentenced to prison for Social Security fraud
• Merle Haggard cancels SEMO District Fair performance; Mel Tillis, Ray Price fill in
• Cuba to cut half a million state jobs
• Airline attack suspect may plead guilty
• Florida deputies use handcuffs on 7-foot gator near elementary
• 14 die in Venezuelan plane crash
• Imam says NYC mosque site is not 'hallowed ground'
• Drug-resistant superbugs found in three states
• BP oil coating Gulf floor
• Senate Republicans say they'll block tax increase
• Jailed hiker's family asks Iran to lower or drop bail
• Route D in Stoddard County reduced to one lane for pavement repairs
• Three more Missouri entities receive rural Internet funds
• Southeast Missouri school on lockdown for manhunt
• Utility sets aside $100M fund for Calif. blast victims
• Production of stimulus-aided car batteries revving up
• Scientists discover dino with unusual hump
• 2 area athletes to attempt one-day, 200-mile bike ride
• Livestock judges bring keen eye, experience to SEMO District Fair
• Southeast Missouri community activists work to make messages heard
• East Prairie man charged with shooting stepfather after argument
• SEMO District Fair a prime place for groups to get their messages out
• Commission to review state tax credit programs here Monday
• Take-home food program expands to Orchard Elementary in Jackson
• Public hearing on Cape Girardeau casino set
• Arkansas man shares first-hand experience of Sept. 11 at GOP banquet
• Bollinger County woman dies after weekend fire
• China plan for mass measles vaccination sparks outcry
• Just 2 percent of debris from Haiti earthquake cleared
• Iranian prosecutor ready to release hiker
• House minority leader says he'd support tax cut for middle class
• A class full of brains: Zombies 101 at University of Baltimore
• Coast to coast, tea party members promote their cause
• Answering the call: Scott City sergeant enjoying patrol work on the evening shift
• On 200th birthday, Mexico battered but not broken
• Woman caught in middle of Iran's power struggle
• Repairs continue on Route U in Bollinger County
• Flood victims celebrate festival in tents
• Greek protesters confront government on economy
• Club news 9-12
• Duo stops in Cape during trip down Mississippi for charity
• Remembrance, peace are themes at local Sept. 11 memorial events
• Lilbourn biodiesel plant reopens
• Makers of Tums celebrate 80 years of business
• ATF develops portrait of museum's mummy
• Food pantry hosts open house to show off bigger space
• Fire managers confident Colo. wildfire won't spread
• Military sponsoring research on secrets of fireflies, others
• First living Afghan war veteran to receive highest military honor
• Sept. 11 events go on in shadow of furor
• New rules would mean fewer hours for sleepy pilots
• Number of Americans in poverty on track to post record increase
• Collectors roll out antique tractors for SEMO District Fair
• Teen in Labor Day accident on U.S. 60 dies
• Suicide car bombing in southern Russia kills 17
• Tunes at Twilight concert moves to rain site
• Romanian fortunetellers, witches win tax fight for now
• Local traffic only begins Monday on Fountain, Good Hope and Morgan Oak streets
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Police announce traffic restrictions for SEMO District Fair, parade
• Swimmers, motorists missing in floods
• Fourth missile strike in Pakistan in 24 hours kills 5
• Federal judge rules military's ban on gays unconstitutional
• N. Koreans speculate on dynasty on founding day
• Boulder, Colo., warns of possible spread of fire into city
• Obama concedes poor economy threatens Dems
• Iran to free 1 of 3 Americans in holiday clemency
• Errant Navy drone near D.C. almost met by fighter jets
• Critics say Mexico needs to learn lessons from Colombia on cartels
• Big, flamboyant male moves attract women best, British researchers find
• Florida pastor nixes Sept. 11 Quran-burning
• McCaskill: VA acting on sterilization concerns
• Route D in Cape County closed for drainage repairs
• Corrosion on St. Louis Arch unchecked
• Sept. 11 survivor to share story Saturday in Poplar Bluff
• Saint Francis officials tour site of heart, cancer center
• Cape County presiding commissioner honored with donation made in his name
• Students get history lesson from Moving Wall in Sikeston
• Route FF in Cape County reduced to one lane for pavement repairs
• Cape Girardeau man killed in mowing accident Thursday
• Northbound I-55 ramp at Hayti reduced to one lane
• Lightning leads to lights out in Sikeston
• U.S. 61 in Scott County reduced to one lane for pavement repairs
• Jackson police make drug bust while assisting children's division
• Scott County road closed for gas main work
• Air quality committee preparing for possible stricter emissions standards
• Bridge repairs scheduled for Ste. Genevieve County
• Antique tractor pull at SEMO District Fair postponed
• Remnants of Hermine flood Texas
• Mo. school board keeps ban on award-winning book
• Local child gets bedroom makeover from Make-A-Wish
• Jones: Cape Girardeau County Commission powerless over proposed quarries
• Sept. 11 memorials set for Saturday
• Job openings up by biggest margin since April
• David Limbaugh's book reaches best-seller lists
• Muslim mason immortalized at French Catholic church
• Field fires like one that caused Labor Day wreck common in Southeast Missouri
• Audit cites poor oversight of tax credits
• SEMO District Fair begins Saturday, has new midway ride, traveling deer exhibit
• VFW endorses Emerson
• Tunes at Twilight lineup change announced
• Route U closed for pipe replacement
• Route FF reduced to one lane for repairs
• Rotary fundraising project to help provide clean water
• BP report blames itself, others for Gulf oil spill
• Interchange lighting installation begins
• First responders train in Cape Girardeau
• Fla. pastor says Quran burning won't be canceled
• Ceremony celebrates Highway 25 improvements at Jackson's South Elementary
• Ribbon cutting Thursday for Highway 25 improvements in Jackson
• Cape Girardeau mayor: $1 million from casino deal will fund several community projects
• Witnesses: Bootheel man fought off knife-wielding attacker
• Fruitland group forms in opposition to quarry
• Doctors see eye hazard in powerful laser pointers
• Second person injured in Bootheel worksite accident dies
• Nell Holcomb celebrating 50th anniversary Sept. 19
• Bel Air owners, neighbors, city staff to meet to find noise solution
• Kennett man dies after fall at work
• Wallingford endorsed by small business organization
• Spartech Plastics to expand Cape Girardeau facility
• Route D in Cape County closed for pipe replacement
• Skin infections pose risk to trapped Chilean miners
• Pastor still plans to burn Quran
• Route U in Bollinger County closed for pipe replacement
• Hermine gives Texas another lashing
• Cape Girardeau City Council action
• State patrol lab ready to test for now-illegal synthetic marijuana
• Arkansas home invasion suspect arrested in Southeast Missouri city
• Patrol: Three injured in Monday crash on U.S. 60 in critical condition
• Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce endorses casino development
• Cape City Council OKs Capri deal; gaming commission rejects casino application for Sugar Creek
• Jackson aldermen OK permits for gun shop, tattoo studio
• Government incentives allow Noranda to continue capital projects
• West Nile case reported in St. Louis County
• Southeast Missouri weather disasters discussed in new book
• Cape Girardeau City Council agenda 9/7/10
• Answering the Call: Every day brings something new, Cape County deputy says
• KFVS12 airs new program for Labor Day instead of Jerry Lewis telethon
• Concord Printing Services, Southeast Missourian make changes to management structure
• Neighbors of Bel Air in downtown Cape want bands to pull the plug
• Several dead, at least 18 injured in Stoddard County wreck
• Perryville man now national commander of AMVETS
• Jo Ann Emerson receives Mo. Farm Bureau endorsement
• Hurricane Earl spins into Canada
• Afghans continue pulling money from troubled bank
• Springfield case seeking red-light fine reimbursement dismissed
• Highway 74 reduced for bridge repairs
• 8th District candidate debate schedule set
• NRA endorses Blunt for Senate
• BP crews lifting key device from Gulf face delay
• Club news 9/5/10
• Jackson recreation trail project starts Tuesday
• Cape County workers shifting to health care sector
• Oran native, internationally known doctor, dead at 61
• Local children donate garden proceeds to FISH
• Deal calls for casino to pay $2.4 million for improvements, other costs
• Producers learn about latest agricultural advancements at Field Day
• Drilling platform explodes off La. coast; no deaths or oil spill
• In federal court: Cape Girardeau man sentenced to prison for selling cocaine base
• Engineers remove temporary cap that stopped BP oil gusher
• Man suffers serious injury after fall from Cape Girardeau roof
• Possible new use for old Chrysler plant in Fenton
• Old Town Cape endorses Isle of Capri casino project
• Jobless claims drop for second straight week
• Two Marble Hill residents claim $200,000 Powerball prize
• Budget chief: Revenue projections still on track despite soft August
• County officials report on uses of Prop 1 tax funds at First Friday Coffee
• Mozambique riots spotlight world food price increase
• Nixon to float Current River to promote tourism
• Hamas among intractable issues in Mideast negotiations
• Cape Girardeau man arrested for armed robbery
• Key Australian lawmaker backs Labor Party to govern
• In federal court: Cape Girardeau man sentenced to prison on bank robbery charges
• Fired aide seeks House seat of ex-governor's father
• Gov. Nixon announces 400-job expansion at Perryville plant
• Chicago gangs to top cop: You're not playing fair
• Gates: Afghans should lead corruption fight
• Feds sue Ariz. sheriff in civil rights investigation
• People get creative to remember deceased
• Developers of NYC Islamic center face financial hurdles
• Drury University lends bicycles so students will ride, not drive
• Hurricane Earl threatens East Coast with a pounding
• College aims to catalog art on campus
• Shiites mourn those killed in triple bomb
• Bernanke: Shut down banks if they threaten financial system
• Jackson fire chief says response times have been growing past few years
• Baby carrot campaign takes junk-food approach
• For 2nd time, Ohio woman gives birth in vehicle
• Highway commission awards contract for removal of Steele rest areas
• Cape Girardeau County Commission turns over tax sale surplus to treasurer
• Contract awarded for Highway 91 and Route C in Bollinger County
• High river stage pushes back floodwall projects by year
• Route AF in Stoddard County reduced for pavement repairs
• Boil-water advisory in effect for Gordonville street
• Highway 74 in Cape County will be reduced for pavement repairs
• Story of Cape girl's 1965 disappearance may be on national TV news shows
• Dow Jones average kicks off September with 254-point gain
• Oil sheen spreading from Gulf platform explosion
• AG's task force to suggest changes to Missouri laws on domestic violence
• Power restored to most AmerenUE customers in Cape Girardeau
• Big River moves forward on seven-county broadband project
• Police looking for suspects in Miner hotel robbery
• Cape recruiter faces possible reprimand for throwing away sensitive info
• Alaska senator's defeat marks major tea party win
• Swing sets removed at some West Virginia schools
• East Coast watches for shift in hurricane's path
• Discovery gunman shot dead by police; all hostages safe
• Bombs kill 25 at Pakistan Shiite march
• WikiLeaks founder's rape probe reopened
• Hamas leader rejects talks with Israel following attack
• Dutch prosecutors: Yemenis freed
• Obama says Mideast peace moment 'must be seized'
• Gov. Nixon to announce 400 new jobs at Perryville Friday
• Obama ends Iraq combat effort: 'Time to turn page'
• Pavement repairs set for Highway 74
• Route E to be closed for pipe replacement
• Route NN to be reduced for pavement repairs
• Three publishers named regional VPs of Rust Communications
• Roundabout work continues at Blomeyer
• Route AB in Bollinger County to be repaired
• Jackson to upgrade wastewater treatment plant
• Cape mayor changes policy on public comment at meetings
• Blunt talks jobs at Cape visit
• Police investigate two shooting incidents in Poplar Bluff
• Ripken, Buchanan, Daschle among speakers coming to Southeast Missouri State University
• Perryville man arrested for alleged cattle theft in Cape Girardeau County
• Capri lone applicant for Cape casino license
• AmerenUE to change name to Ameren Missouri
• Road district to replace bridge at Cape LaCroix Creek
• School officials begin envisioning future of Missouri schools
• Former Cape Girardeau County judge Rader dies
• Obama's goal: End Iraq war, then win Mideast peace
• State highway chiefs want $600 billion for roadwork
• DNR director resigns to manage $20 billion BP trust
• Indonesian volcano erupts twice after 400 years of quiet
• Israel researchers find disposable cutlery dating to the Stone Age
• Category 4 Earl batters Caribbean
• Some St. Louis schools trying cash incentives for attendance
• Car stickers to include environmental information
• Gas prices down 7.3 cents a gallon in Mo. ahead of holiday
• Plenty of activities planned for Benton's Neighbor Days festival
• Emerson receives Missouri Right To Life endorsement
• Scott County man killed in tractor rollover accident
• Benton men ready to shave beards following contest at Neighbor Days sesquicentennial celebration
• County sales tax subject of First Friday presentation
• Fire destroys vacant log cabin in Cape Girardeau County
• Area man pleads guilty to making bomb threat at factory
• Cape Girardeau County officials pushing for better United Way participation
• Ken Gullett helps keep Southeast Missouri State University students, campus safe
• AmerenUE making case for rate increase in 2011
• Internet may phase out printed Oxford Dictionary
• Miners must move tons of rocks in own rescue
• Obama says he isn't worried about rumors that he's Muslim
• Reports: United States wasted billions in rebuilding Iraq
• On Katrina's 5th anniversary, Obama seeks to renew hope
• With upgrades in place, Saint Francis Medical Center's emergency room is treating more patients
• Comments from public lead to tweaking of new Cape development code
• Tour of Duty run comes through Cape Girardeau
• Former Cape Girardeau, Jackson attorney pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Business owners, Capri exec discuss effect of proposed casino on downtown Cape
• Delta fire, structure fires probably not related, sheriff's department says
• Shoe Man wants your soles
• Route N in Stoddard County reduced for bridge repairs
• Highway 51 in Stoddard County reduced for bridge repairs
• Club news 8/29/10
• Jackson school officials say new grading system better for students, parents
• Cape Girardeau County Tea Party celebrates King speech's anniversary at rally
• Emerson, Sowers campaign at SEMO Labor Picnic
• Crash near Delta kills Glen Allen man, injures three others
• 33,000-penny tax payment refused
• Public forum on Cape city regulations set for Monday
• Route BB bridge to be replaced
• Route Z bridge in Scott County to be replaced
• MoDOT to discuss federal funds available to local agencies
• Home comfort
• Jaycees' annual BBQ Fest draws hungry fans, more than 50 teams
• Two Sikeston men face crack cocaine charges
• Friday barn fire latest in string of suspicious fires being investigated by Cape Girardeau County Sh
• Taekwondo helps special-needs students and autism center
• Cab driver stabbing suspect had war journals
• Infant in Cape Girardeau abuse case dies; more charges likely
• Route FF to be closed for pipe replacement
• Cape Girardeau County Republicans to have ribbon cutting Sunday
• Toyota recalls 1.33 million Corollas, Matrixes
• Three Rivers enrolls record number for fall semester
• Ground zero's boundaries evolve in mosque debate
• Beck rally on anniversary of King's 'I Have a Dream' speech draws criticism
• Migrant workers turn to the ocean to enter the U.S. illegally
• N. Korea's Kim on unexpected visit to China
• Pakistani Taliban hint at attacks on flood aid workers
• Violence raises fears Taliban expanding in Afghan north, west
• Highway 177 reduced for bridge maintenance
• Highway 34 to be closed for maintenance
• Highway 72/34 reduced for repairs
• Route D closed for pipe replacement
• Sikeston woman dies following Sunday accident
• Highway 114 reduced for signal head work
• Southeast Missouri man killed when motorcycle hits cow
• Mass. police: Shark sighting a practical joke
• Former Sikeston mayor reflects on first weeks at Delta Regional Authority
• 15 hurt in hard landing at airport in Sacramento
• Efforts underway to restore old Benton cemetery
• Stocks slip as caution about the economy returns
• Area research farm hosting field day event Thursday
• Serial stabbings suspect held without bond
• Scott County man shot while sitting at home
• Stocks recover following weak home sales report
• Eggs from infected Iowa chickens still can be used
• Fried food offerings at Texas fair to include alcohol
• Slowing expansion makes some worry about double-dip recession
• Miners' deep motivation: Stay slim or stay in mine
• German man shot in head thought he was hit by fireworks
• City council votes to recommend Isle of Capri for Cape casino
• SEC bolsters shareholders' vote for board seats
• Advisory board for Cape college center recommends new name
• Pentagon attacked with flash drive 2 years ago
• Area child struck by car in driveway
• Missouri Arts Council wants to know what will help community arts thrive, will stop in Cape today
• More charges filed against woman accused of animal hoarding
• Route B reduced for pipe replacement
• Cape Girardeau's Capaha pool closes early
• Missouri school districts prepare policies to address cyberbullying
• Missouri Arts Council draws more than two dozen for Cape brainstorming session
• Emerson, Brandom discuss agriculture at Jones Heritage Farms
• Cape Girardeau County gets $580,000 for communiations upgrades
• Evangel includes self-defense for new students
• Forgotten tombstones returned to Jackson cemetery
• Cape City Council to vote on endorsing casino at meeting tonight
• United Way announces campaign goal at kick-off event
• Highway 34 reduced for drainage repairs
• Vigil set for Sept. 11 at Freedom Corner in Cape
• Remaining U.S. troops still face danger in Iraq
• New ozone standards on hold while EPA considers information
• Bill would give OK to 'Ne-VAH-da' pronunciation
• Case of missing Cape Girardeau girl reclassified to kidnapping
• Honolulu's long-standing trash problems are growing worse
• 75 animals seized at Cape home; filthy living conditions found
• States use dogs to search for smuggled cell phones
• McCaskill promotes new border enforcement law at news conference
• Parents voice concern over new Jackson grading system
• Over 100 attend public meeting on elk reintroduction
• Secretary of state certifies Jackson man as 8th District candidate
• Sikeston group seeking volunteers to help with mobile Vietnam wall visit
• Cape's green advisory board finishing its first year
• 2 days of food stretched more than 2 weeks in Chilean mine
• Saturday tea party rally to be 'spiritual and inspirational,' organizers say
• McCain wins renomination, novice shines in Florida
• Property tax sale generates more than $10,000 for Cape Girardeau County
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to ag agency
• Motorcycle accident sends Jackson man to hospital
• Stem-cell court ruling to be appealed; some work to stop
• Agency steps up probe of stalling Toyotas
• Teen Challenge facility in Wayne County faces financial issues
• MoDOT to hold Highway 51 meeting Thursday
• Cape County Republicans elect new committee leadership
• Home sellers, buyers in standoff
• Cape man charged with assault over baby's brain damage
• Afghan vote runs up against fear and disenchantment
• Scott County Commission hears about electronic monitoring technology for criminals
• Route AB in Bollinger County reduced to one lane
• Cape Girardeau County Commission votes to trade MoDOT credits for cash
• Route U in Butler, Stoddard counties reduced to one lane
• Headed to ER? Some post waits by text, billboard
• Supplies reach Chilean miners; now, the long wait
• Mayhem in Manila: 9 people killed on hijacked tourist bus
• AIG repaying nearly $4 billion in federal loans
• Oil spill investigators focus on communication
• After Katrina: A tale of SBA failure
• School board learns enrollment up in Cape Girardeau School District
• Thebes man arrested after Tuesday morning hit-and-run accident
• SEMO Electric installs new 'smart' meter system
• Fall enrollment up at Southeast Missouri State University
• Larry Bill certified on November ballot
• Southeast Missouri businessman named to judge discipline panel
• Sale of Dexter, Cape Girardeau Girl Scout facilities on hold
• Sikeston man arrested in Aug. 15 Cape shooting
• Sikeston woman pleads guilty to 2008 Cape Girardeau murder
• Iowa farms recalling eggs share suppliers, other ties
• The world in brief 8/23/10
• Blagojevich won't rule out return to politics
• Perry County sheriff uses Computer Voice Stress Analyzer to eliminate suspects, get confessions
• Gordonville fire chief says rural department 'a whole new ballgame'
• Jackson woman working to expand BackPacks for Friday program
• Day of fun helps raise money for 4-year-old's cancer treatment
• Sikeston woman taken to hospital after falling from vehicle
• Flames engulf Merriwether Street residence; occupants safely evacuated
• Bollinger County teenager gets 60 years for murder
• Sowers endorsed by veterans group
• Crossing America on Horseback
• Classes begin at Cape Girardeau community college center
• Last installation work for Scott County water district to begin soon
• Chamber emerges as formidable political force
• Club news 8-22
• Missouri to appeal ruling on hunting regs
• EPA rule may effect plans for new plant
• New group hopes to influence economic policymakers
• Schools get grants to encourage health-related careers
• Cape Girardeau declares 'Elizabeth Ann Gill Day'
• Bible study center, women's shelter first components of Lynwood Baptist Church's Greater T
• Sikeston High School has closed campus lunch for first time since 1974
• Five teens arrested for underage drinking at Sikeston house party
• Route FF to be closed for pipe replacement
• Route W to be closed Thursday and Friday
• Route D closed 2 days for pipe replacement
• Scott County's roadwork season almost over
• Students in Delta School District to return Monday
• Volunteers show what wild horses can do at Flickerwood Arena adoption event
• Cape Girardeau newspaper executive Lage dies in accident
• United Way reveals needs through new campaign video
• Report: Saudi judge considers paralysis punishment
• Scott County course to teach search, rescue techniques
• Pakistan leader: Flooding may help militants
• Bull leaps into bullring stands in Spain; 40 injured
• War doesn't break for Islam's holiest month
• KFVS to begin newscast on KBSI this fall
• Scientists say moon may be shrinking slowly
• Study charts long-lasting oil plume in Gulf
• Giuliani supports move of mosque away from WTC site
• Girl attacked by dog Wednesday in Cape Girardeau
• Two passengers on plane detained after alleged hijacking threat
• Sikeston car dealer arrested on sexual abuse charges
• Divers lifting WWII plane from Calif. lake
• Scott County woman found dead in Ste. Genevieve County
• Area roller derby team looking for 'fresh meat' at practices next week
• Cape Girardeau Police Department hosting benefit for girl with brain tumor Sunday
• Panelists discuss values at Pachyderm Club forum
• Mo. to appeal ruling on deer hunting regulations
• New Madrid woman injured in two-car accident
• Stoddard County couple sentenced to prison for burglary by deception
• Route W sections closed for roadwork
• Cape Girardeau police respond to disturbance outside comic shop
• Mo. treasurer wants more homes for mentally ill
• Grand jury declines to indict Scott County teen on murder charges
• AP poll: Obama approval at new low on handling of economy
• DNR refers Scott County service station owners to attorney general for alleged underground gas tank
• Feds: No timeline yet for completing Gulf relief well
• SEMO using social networking site to help pair roommates
• Missouri horses attacked by pack of dogs
• Cape School Board members discuss raising base salaries at retreat
• Cape students try chalk art at after-school program
• Jackson girl attacked by dog in Cape Girardeau
• Stocks post modest gain
• Southeast Missouri teen pleads guilty to sexual assault of elderly woman
• Lockerbie bomber fuels anger in some just by staying alive
• Former Mo. officer faces more sex-related charges
• Slapping of girl aboard flight sets off debate over limits
• Highway 77 to close next week for roundabout construction
• Study shows value of quality-of-life cancer care
• Blagojevich prosecutors may change strategy in retrial
• Last U.S. combat brigade in Iraq heading back home
• Missouri man gets 30 months for Obama threat
• Study: 1 in 5 U.S. teenagers has slight hearing loss
• Biker gang members accused of killing 3
• Grand opening set for Sowers' field office
• Missouri Purina center launch aided by top dogs
• Jackson aldermen who voted against ballot measure say they won't campaign against it
• Mo. firms get $66M for rural Internet
• Missouri audit: Sex offender registration rate improves
• Cape School Board to discuss plans at Thursday retreat
• Meeting set to discuss Highway 51 bridge project
• Vandals hit Academic Hall dome on university campus
• Company pitches promotional videos on Scott County website
• Authorities: 'Good leads' on suspect in Sunday morning shooting
• Jackson woman who battled Walmart in court dies
• Police: Drunk driver crashes into church
• CIA finds 9/11 terrorist interrogation videotapes
• Pakistan flood victims mob relief trucks; officials warn of famine
• Some stores finding deep discounts on key items not attracting shoppers
• Police: Texas gunman had explosives in trailer
• N.Y. gov. aims to meet with NYC mosque developers
• Only 1 company bids to build St. Louis casino
• More education cuts forecast for Mo.
• Event to mark birthday of girl who disappeared in '65
• Cape West Rotary golf event raises $92,000 for scholarships
• Blagojevich vows to appeal conviction on 1 count
• Piedmont woman receives moderate injuries in one-car accident
• Sheriff's department asks for help in Millersville fires investigation
• Jackson aldermen vote 5-3 to put sales tax measure on fall ballot
• Convicted arsonist sentenced to prison for probation violation
• One-car accident claims life of Marble Hill woman, injures three others
• Jackson Middle School experimenting with gender-segregated lunch, recess
• Thursday Cape Girardeau County Commission meeting canceled
• Change of venue granted in Cape attempted rape case
• U.S. Chamber endorses Blunt for Senate
• Caruthersville woman rescued from Mississippi River after jumping in to cool off
• Superintendent: Damage from Delta High School fire still being assessed
• Cape Girardeau City Council action
• Cape Council turns down plan for duplexes; unnamed downtown project promises jobs
• Judge grants Blagojevich jurors' request for transcript
• China overtakes Japan as world's No. 2 economy
• Shrimping season in La. reopens
• Report: Cancer costs world hundred of billions per year
• Judge: Missouri funeral protest ban unconstitutional
• Defense chief plans to retire next year
• Jackson Board of Aldermen action 8/16/10
• Court says California shopping mall's strangers conversation policy illegal
• Threats of international bans on BlackBerrys echo U.S. debate
• Jackson Board of Aldermen agenda 8/16/10
• Jackson School District successfully kicks off new year Monday
• Low oxygen levels near dam threaten trout industry
• River commission hears testimonies on SEMO port dredging issue
• Painting in the open air
• Man drowns at Wappapello Lake
• Hunters get ready for fall seasons with education, safety course
• Police make several arrests on final night of Sikeston rodeo
• Cape Girardeau's first time hosting Special Olympics state tournament gets thumbs up
• Sheriff's department searching for leads in Delta High School arson
• CERT training coordinator Jim Watkins helps others prepare for a disaster
• Cape County Commission OKs transfer of deeds to board for developmentally disabled
• One-car accident claims the life of Illinois man
• Chaffee woman seriously injured in one-car accident
• Stoddard County man convicted of molesting two girls
• Emerson receives endorsement of small business association
• Completion of U.S. 60 four-lane project celebrated with caravan event
• Cape Girardeau City Council agenda 8/16/10
• Mo. school bus seat belt debate returns
• World briefs 8/16/10
• One injured in Sunday shooting; police seeking suspect
• Club news 8-15
• Referral program First Call for Help sees rise in cases
• Cape County Commission takes up deed issue Monday
• Southeast Missouri Storm rumbles over opposition to win Special Olympics softball gold
• Cape city manager in head-on collision on U.S. 60 Friday; other driver killed
• Cape Girardeau heat record could fall in coming weeks
• Summer of fire, floods fits some scientists' predictions
• Hearing canceled in Southern Illinois reverend's sex abuse case
• Blagojevich jurors tell judge they are stalled
• Tennis player wins Special Olympics match by one point
• Jackson residents to learn more about nightclub proposal Monday
• Cape Girardeau man sentenced to 20 years in prison for statutory sodomy
• Weekend's Special Olympics games to adjust with heat indexes
• Early morning fire strikes Delta High on second day of school
• Ceremony today opens Special Olympics State Outdoor Championships in Cape
• AB InBev profit up 7.5 percent on World Cup boost
• Four British officers to be charged in 2003 attack on terrorism suspect
• Foreigners boost insurgency in east Afghanistan
• WikiLeaks to release more Afghan war files
• U.S. troop withdrawal timetable generates friction
• Magnitude-6.9 earthquake shakes Ecuador
• St. Louis gets $25M grant for trolley line
• Arraignment set for Amish sex crime suspect
• Special Olympics athlete is happy family can attend state games
• Special Olympics partner gets hole-in-one at Jaycee golf course
• GM posts profit, moves toward stock sale
• AmerenUE website reports power restored to nearly all Cape Girardeau customers
• Lawyer: New York flight attendant wants to return to air
• Audit raises concerns in Florissant
• 2 Mo. beaches closed for high E. coli bacteria
• Regrowth seen in oiled marshes along Louisiana coast
• Weightlifting is Cape athlete's favorite sport
• Sewer project can move forward with completion of USDA study
• U.S. trade gap at widest point in nearly two years
• First day of school in Cape goes smoothly
• Jackson aldermen to consider sales tax to pay for second fire station
• Judge gives Cape Girardeau murder suspect more time to hire lawyer
• Storm knocks down tree along Sprigg Street
• Illinois activist files lawsuit against Bald Knob Cross group, state officials
• Southeast Missouri judge rules state deer hunting regulations on dogs, vehicles unconstitutional
• Cape Girardeau County Commission approves computer purchases
• Blunt attacks Democrats in Congress, White House during Jackson campaign stop
• Airlines have cut jobs last two years
• Blagojevich jurors suggest they may be deadlocked
• Hundreds stung after flotilla of jellyfish arrives in Spain
• Council backs Grant's Farm as national park
• N.Y. governor offers help moving ground zero mosque
• Adult businesses sue over Mo. strip club law
• Video: Woman smashes window over McNuggets
• Flight attendant's grand exit draws charges, fans
• U.S. aid winning friends in flood-ravaged Pakistan
• Cape receives $1.5 million in stimulus funds for water systems
• Special Olympian looks forward to competing here
• Three flights, all United, had long tarmac delays in June
• Federal dollars OK'd Tuesday may take year to reach area school districts
• Obama signs emergency bill to halt teacher layoffs
• Stoddard County prosecutor files more charges against man accused of molesting child
• Federal Reserve, worried about recovery, will buy government debt
• Kezer says he took large settlement to 'move on with my life'
• Gov't: Initial probe finds no new Toyota issues
• Cape man appealing judge's decision not to grant him early release
• Common Pleas Courthouse considered this week for historic register
• Two men face charges after Southeast Missouri jail escape
• Area Special Olympics softball team, fresh off national win, looks for state championship
• Sikeston photographer to be inducted into state photojournalism hall of fame
• GSA reducing maintenance on nearly empty federal building
• New director takes over at Discovery Playhouse Children's Museum
• Huge ice island could pose threat to oil platforms, shipping
• Former Alaska senator dies in plane crash
• Cape Girardeau teachers receive training in classroom technology
• 16 arrested on drug charges
• Kezer to get settlement in lawsuit against Scott County, former officials
• Bridge repairs on I-55 will reduce lanes
• Route AE In Stoddard County closed for work
• Area lawyer's assault case rescheduled for October
• Guard unit going to Mississippi stops for meal in Cape
• Oran athlete loves playing softball in Special Olympics
• Group that put gambling on ballot to campaign against Cape casino
• Special Olympics needs volunteers for outdoor championships in Cape
• Ohio Red Cross giving away new car or Amish buggy to blood donors
• Report: Cape Girardeau-Jackson area grew more in private sector than public in 2009
• Cape Girardeau County Commission renews credit for transit authority
• Rice says New Life again blocked in bid for Cape Girardeau federal building
• Something to laugh about: Pauly Shore performs at The Venue
• Special Olympics athlete enjoys making friends, being part of a team
• St. Louis church votes against settlement
• Death toll rises to 11 in flooding in Europe
• Forced to retire, some take Social Security benefits early
• Asia flooding plunges millions into misery
• For Jackson officer, family comes before career
• Unoccupied car catches fire Sunday in downtown Cape Girardeau
• Cape Girardeau set to welcome 700 Special Olympians to town
• Cape man charged in Saturday apartment fire
• Archive center continues work documenting county's cemeteries
• Governor to float Current River
• Cape Air continues to attract more passengers with low fares, regular service
• Southeast Missouri police officer charged with stealing from department
• Former Arts Council employee sentenced to probation for stealing
• Local man sentenced to probation for child pornography possession
• Heat index expected to hit 115 in Missouri, Kansas
• Apartment fire under investigation
• FBI: New al-Qaida leader knows U.S. well
• Oran School District to hold registration
• States, lobby respond in lawsuit on health care overhaul
• CEO ouster leaves HP leaderless
• Afghan medical mission ends in death for 10
• Route D improvement continues this week
• Small plane crashes into Pa. home after takeoff; two bodies found
• Special Olympian Lucas Blattel enjoys crowd's cheers
• Astronauts try to fix space station cooling system
• Boyd makes surprise visit to graduation in Poplar Bluff
• Mo. crews finishing U.S.'s first stimulus project
• Nelly finds venue for Branson concert
• State discussing reintroducing elk to Missouri
• Illinois holds its first back-to-school sales tax holiday
• Kagan sworn in as fourth woman on Supreme Court
• 'Sing, America, Sing' opens at Plaza Conference Center
• Harley-Davidsons displayed alongside art inspired by motorcycles
• Smog over Moscow worsens as wildfires rage, heat continues
• Gaza power plant shuts down for lack of fuel
• Car fire in downtown Cape
• Club news 8/8/10
• Floods from heavy rains kill at least 8 in Europe
• Jackson School Board to meet Tuesday
• Fidel Castro makes first official government appearance
• Fire damages Sprigg Street apartment building
• Sales tax holiday brings out shoppers
• Senate approves jobs bill to stop teacher layoffs
• U.S. flies flood relief missions in Pakistan
• Suicide car bomber kills seven Afghan police, wounds 11 people
• Chinese missile could shift power balance in the Pacific
• Singer Wyclef files to run for Haiti's presidency
• S. Korea launches naval drills despite threats from N. Korea
• Kagan confirmed as 112th justice
• Federal officials conflict on state of Medicare fund
• Scientists in survey say they think Gulf can recover
• Group forms to make area city smoke-free
• Two killed in school bus crash
• Nearly 2,400 plants located in marijuana search operation
• Consumer demand boosts cable, satellite TV profits
• NTSB investigate deadly school bus accident
• IRS to end release of taxpayer debt information to preparers
• Scott City couple charged with making meth while children present
• Pipe under Route FF being replaced
• Public hearings scheduled to discuss Missouri elk introduction
• Identical twins confuse prosecutors
• Results of survey of not-for-profits in Cape Girardeau presented at business event
• Conn. shooter said he 'handled the problem'
• Latest census estimates show moderate growth in Cape Girardeau County
• Seniors make a small splash at Cape water park
• Gay marriage goes before largest U.S. appeals court
• Breaking for a drink on a hot Wednesday in Cape
• With more money, United Way increasing its funding to some agencies
• Roy Blunt kicks off campaign in Cape Girardeau
• Bond reduction denied for teenage murder suspect
• Southeast Missouri Food Bank to receive stimulus funds
• Cape Girardeau County Commission approves road improvement contract
• Three precincts near 40 percent turnout
• At Rotary meeting, Isle of Capri execs field questions on casino's effect
• Route N reduced for drainage repairs
• Sowers campaign proposes more debates in 8th District race
• Move It Movement Tour promotes healthy choices for children
• SLU seeks to educate elderly on falling
• Missouri's Prop C vote shows health debate goes on
• 49 Applicants Win Federal i3 Education Innovation Grants
• Federal judge overturns California gay marriage ban
• UMKC's ed school gets commitment for $1M gift
• Organizations raise funds to replace Jackson Nativity scene
• New president of Missouri State takes over
• SEMO dealing with more students than expected
• FedEx truck crashes, catches fire on Interstate 55
• Jackson, county taking part in tax holiday
• Children of Stoddard County murder suspect removed from home
• Immigration authorities raid Poplar Bluff Chinese restaurant
• 2 die, dozens hurt in school bus crash near St. Louis
• NOAA says Gulf oil slick mostly gone
• Toyota posts $2.2 billion profit
• Primary picks winner in many state races
• Lichtenegger, Wallingford come out ahead in 157th, 158th
• Election results: Perry County
• Election results: Bollinger County
• Emerson talks to SEMO Port Authority, Corps of Engineers on dredging
• Route N down to one lane for repairs
• Kennett snow cone vendor hits 'the big time,' takes his stand to Mo. State Fair
• Tracy, Wissman win presiding commissioner primaries
• Elfrink, Vandeven win in Bollinger County
• Election results: Cape Girardeau County
• Carnahan calls for new rules on lobbyists, campaign finance
• Cooling center opens in Cape Girardeau
• Some Dunklin County schools cutting back on transportation
• Man electrocuted at Jackson painting job
• Man pulled under by sinking boat at Lake Wappapello
• Scott Clark defeats Shelly Lane in recorder Republican primary
• Incumbents easily win election in Perry County
• Risk of disease rises amid deadly floods in Pakistan
• Manufacturing lifts recovery with year of solid growth
• Banners full of well-wishes to greet Special Olympians
• Precinct vote totals: Transportation Trust Fund tax
• Election results: Scott County
• Mo. voters reject key provision of health care law
• Death toll from Russian wildfires reaches 40
• Stock indexes rise 2 percent
• Perry County voters pass law enforcement sales tax
• In federal court: Scott City man sentenced on child pornography conviction
• Departing American troops ship millions of items out of Iraq
• Gas leak reported at Nordenia plant
• New ID theft targets Social Security numbers of children
• Chester, Ill., men arrested on pseudoephedrine charges
• Lt. Gov. Kinder to speak about Prop C on Fox News show tonight
• Scott City man arrested on child sex charges
• New York City panel clears way for mosque near ground zero
• Ripley County hospital considering partnership with Southeast Missouri Hospital
• Colo. lab gets record hailstone
• Commission approves plan for vehicle purchase for judicial court
• Cape County man arrested on sodomy charge
• Election results: 157th district state representative
• 9 killed, 2 injured in shooting at Conn. beer distributorship
• Perry County voters pass law enforcement tax
• Cape Girardeau City Council action
• Local minister to appear on EWTN Thursday
• Big River getting $24 million for wireless Internet project
• In federal court: Area man pleads guilty to selling meth
• Heat blamed in 2 Missouri deaths
• Heat blamed in 2 Mo. deaths as Midwest temps soar
• Sheen expected to plead guilty
• Cape on track to pass new rules for fences, signs
• Man steals and wrecks police car in Caruthersville
• Election results: 159th district state representative
• Election results: 158th district state representative
• Cape Girardeau cooling centers open in response to extreme temperatures
• N.Y. jury convicts two men in JFK Airport fuel-tank plot
• Obama salutes promised end of U.S. combat in Iraq
• No one occupied capsized boat pulled from Mississippi River
• Election results: 161st district state representative
• Three Rivers nursing student saves man in cardiac arrest
• Mo., Mich., Kan., choose candidates in primaries
• Shops grapple with fallout from group coupons
• I-55 in Pemiscot County reduced to one lane
• Lightning strikes vacationing Stoddard County family on Alabama beach
• Limited number of gift cards still available at online store
• Missouri to offer short-term car rentals on campus
• Cape Girardeau man electrocuted at Jackson painting job
• Low-carb diet trumps low-fat on 'good' cholesterol
• Afghan war enters decisive phase
• Cape Girardeau woman arrested on charges of stealing over $70,000 from elderly couple
• Meadow Heights voters reject property tax increase for schools
• Nearly 30 percent of Cape County voters turn out for primaries
• Health care measure drives Cape Girardeau voters to polls
• Committee proposes sales tax for new Jackson fire station
• High court trims Miranda warning rights bit by bit
• Gulf crews set to start plugging well for good
• 8th District candidates to debate in October
• Marble Hill voters approve sales tax
• Scott County prosecutor Paul Boyd re-elected
• Charleston School District closes kindergarten center because of budget deficit
• Aug. 3 Missouri primary election night report
• KC district loses charter school funding appeal
• The world briefly 8/2/10
• Poplar Bluff man charged with utility knife stabbing
• Route B reduced for pipe replacement
• Fire protection tax approved by voters in Kelso
• Heat appears to hurt voter turnout in St. Louis
• New private school moves, increases enrollment
• NASV seeks volunteers with office skills and compassion for children
• Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri opening district office in Cape Girardeau
• Most recent tax sale list released by Cape Girardeau County Collector
• Cape Girardeau transportation tax passes
• Scott City voters extend sales tax
• Jury selection nears end in Anna Nicole Smith case
• Man rescued after boat tips over in Mississippi
• In federal court: Chaffee woman pleads guilty to meth distribution charge
• County Clerk's office works to get ready for primary
• Emerson to face Sowers in 8th District race
• Prop C passes with nearly three-quarters of state vote
• Election results: 8th district U.S. representative by county
• Southeast Missouri State University will ask some students to return later
• Route FF to close for pipe replacement
• Retired state trooper honored for undercover work that saved dogs
• 4th of July Celebration
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Cape Girardeau County
• Southeast Missouri District Fair
• Shaolin Warriors

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