Dear Editor Last week’s letter to the editor by Jesse Laurentius deserves more than a quick read; it merits deep ...

As flowers bloom and grasses grow, deer are shedding their antlers. Discover shed hunting tips with the Missouri Department ...

Shake off the winter blues with the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC). The MDC staff at the Cape Girardeau Nature ...

Kara Hotop, Olivia Iffert, Olivia Bierk, Anna Reagan and Lucy Blythe were the winners of Week 1 of the 40th annual Perry ...

St. Vincent knew the challenge waiting Tuesday night. Standing across the floor at Notre Dame High School was Puxico, the top ...

Every spring and summer, and sometimes even in the quieter months of winter, colorful weather maps begin appearing on television broadcasts and across social media. They show large, shaded areas ...

With spring approaching and water temperatures beginning to rise, fish across southeast Missouri are becoming more active — increasing anglers’ chances of taking home a full daily limit. One ...

The U.S. House Agriculture Committee advanced a sweeping farm bill early this month, attempting to revive Congress’ stalled effort to rewrite the nation’s agriculture law the same way it’s been ...

A traveling exhibit featuring sacred relics and historical artifacts connected to the life of Jesus Christ and the early Church will be on display March 13–15 at the National Shrine of Our Lady of ...

WASHINGTON — Members of a U.S. Senate panel expressed bipartisan consensus Thursday that the country should be cautious of “malign” foreign dollars flowing to American colleges and … ...

The gerrymandered congressional map pushed through the General Assembly by Republicans meets constitutional requirements for districts to be compact and contiguous, a Jackson County judge ruled ...

WASHINGTON — The Department of Defense announced Friday that six more American troops have died as a result of the war in Iran, bringing the total to 13 since the conflict began in late February. … ...