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April 29
Cape Youth Outdoor Sports Complex construction aims for 2026 opening
Cape Youth Outdoor Sports Complex construction aims for 2026 opening
Construction progresses on Cape Girardeau’s new Youth Outdoor Sports Complex, featuring five new fields and artificial turf, with completion targeted for late spring or early summer 2026.
Education
Apr. 29
SEMO recognized nationally for outstanding support of military, veteran students in 2025-26 rankings
Southeast Missouri State University has been named a Top 10 Military Friendly School for 2025-26, and earned gold status for supporting military and veteran students and their families.
Southeast Missourian
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April 29
Cape County commissioners approve computer service, store development
Cape Girardeau County commissioners approved a new computer backup system, supported store development near a playground, and advanced projects for the coroner and local tourism marketing.
Christopher Borro
Health
April 28
Free skin cancer screenings offered at Saint Francis Medical Center on May 10; appointments required...
Saint Francis Medical Center will offer free skin-cancer screenings May 10 in Cape Girardeau. Appointments are required and may be made by calling (573) 331-5784.
Bob Miller
Business
April 28
Slight changes to prices at pump
Gas prices remain stable nationwide, with Missouri drivers paying well below the national average. Mississippi offers the lowest prices, while California remains the most expensive state for fuel.
Christopher Borro
Business
April 28
Southeast Missouri engineer earns professional license
Caleb Strickland, a third-generation member of Strickland Engineering in Jackson, has earned his professional engineer license in architectural engineering, marking a milestone for the family-run firm.
Christopher Borro
World
April 29
White House focuses on border crackdown as it marks 100 days for Trump's second term
Marking 100 days in office, the White House highlights Trump’s border crackdown and mass deportation plans amid mixed public approval and ongoing criticism of his priorities and use of executive power.
MICHELLE L. PRICE and CHRIS MEGERIAN, Associated Press
World
April 29
Storms with lightning, hail hitting upper Midwest with potential for strong tornadoes
Severe storms with lightning, hail and possible strong tornadoes swept the upper Midwest on Monday, prompting school closures and tornado watches across Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin.
STEVE KARNOWSKI, Associated Press
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Cape Girardeau police pursue stolen car; suspects escape after vehicle found damaged
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Missouri court upholds voter approval of minimum wage and paid sick leave initiative
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State Historical Society of Missouri taps Joel Rhodes as new leader, succeeding Gary Kremer
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State Historical Society of Missouri taps Joel Rhodes as new...
Joel Rhodes has been named the next executive director of the State Historical Society of Missouri, succeeding longtime leader Gary Kremer after his retirement in November.
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Jackson Indians blank Poplar Bluff 2-0, remain unbeaten in SEMO Conference play
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Those affected by April tornado, storms, invited to event to help with recovery
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Medications for Neuropathy: The Illusion of Relief
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