A portion of North Sprigg Street in Cape Girardeau reopened after a water main break.

A piece of Missouri history was caught in the path of Wednesday night’s severe storms in Cape Girardeau. Residents and city crews spent Thursday cleaning up after Wednesday night’s high winds brought ...

Residents and city crews spent Thursday cleaning up after Wednesday night’s high winds brought down dozens of trees and damaged homes across Cape Girardeau. They said their goal is to open back up on ...

Strong Wednesday evening storms knocked out electricity to thousands of customers in the Heartland. Russ Burger, Ameren’s director of the Southeast Missouri division, said on Thursday morning that ...

Residents and city crews spent Thursday cleaning up after Wednesday night’s high winds brought down dozens of trees and damaged homes across Cape Girardeau. Water has been restored in Carterville ...

Residents and city crews spent Thursday cleaning up after Wednesday night’s high winds brought down dozens of trees and damaged homes across Cape Girardeau. They said their goal is to open back up on ...

Southern Illinois University and the Illinois Department of Transportation will partner on a 10-year, $40 million project to establish a roadside ecology center.

JACKSON, Mo. (Heartland News) - In this week’s Convos with Cunningham, Jeff talked with the school resource officer in Jackson. Officer Ron Styer discussed back to school and what it means to be a ...

CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, Mo. (Heartland News) - Homeowners, utility workers, and public workers are cleaning up after Wednesday evening storms snapped trees, downed powerlines, damaged property. Several ...

WEST FRANKFORT, Ill. (Heartland News) - The West Frankfort Fire Department has a new leader, and he didn’t have to wait long to get his first taste of the job. Michael Lopina was sworn in as the ...

Missouri’s childhood vaccination rates are dipping below herd immunity levels, and an executive order from the president could lead to a larger decline.

Missouri’s childhood vaccination rates are dipping below herd immunity levels, and an executive order from the president could lead to a larger decline.