Rick Fahr

Firefighters union sues City of Cape Girardeau, alleging bad-faith contract talks and unlawful pay changes, as mayoral race enters final days and Mayor Kinder blasts the suit as political.

A surprise AARP mailer sparks a wry reflection on the subtle signs of aging, from midnight sleep and medicine cabinets to newfound ease with life's small stuff.

Cape Girardeau man arrested after investigators say he was hired to relocate 18 burial sites, headstones and human remains from three rural cemeteries on private land.

Robbie Guard ousts Cape Girardeau Mayor Stacy Kinder as the city posts its highest mayoral election turnout in 16 years, with 25.35% of voters casting ballots.

Nearly $100M in big-ticket builds, a $100M mall overhaul and new national retailers are reshaping commercial construction in Cape Girardeau and Jackson.

A fake Facebook profile, a $500 mower deposit and a vanished “friend” show how online scammers are multiplying, costing Americans billions each year.

Southeast Missourian outlines election coverage plans and advertising options for local and regional political candidates at campaign briefing

Southeast Missourian outlines election coverage plans and advertising options for local and regional political candidates at campaign briefing

Dexter native McKenzie Mitchell and husband, Vic Joseph, enthrall Scout Hall audience with tales of professional wrestling's flamboyant attire and gear.

SEMO president details testing changes, leadership shake-up and outside probe aimed at restoring trust in the university's law enforcement academy after POST exam cheating claims.