Arriyonna Allen

Local medical officials sat down Tuesday morning to debunk popular social media advice about heart attacks and coughing. That advice, called "Cough CPR," has medical professionals taking to social media

There are growing concerns surrounding infrastructure in Cape Girardeau after a Monday water main break led to a citywide precautionary boil water advisory. Water utility leaders noted that over the

Many are focused on Thanksgiving feasts and spending time with family this week. Others are gearing up for the biggest shopping day of the year, Black Friday. A popular way

Columbia Art House will host tours of the Columbia Theater to raise money to fund Phase 1 of its restoration project. With BBQ on the River in just a few

Doctors, firefighters and police officers are common jobs we think of when we think of essential workers. But for some local business owners, holidays are an opportunity to bring in

Doctors, firefighters and police officers are common jobs we think of when we think of essential workers. But for some local business owners, holidays are an opportunity to bring in

Thursday's Fulton Independent School's special called meeting was brief as the board named Terry Sullivan as its new superintendent.

The summer heat has driven people of all ages outside to pools, parks and fields. With high temperatures making their way to the area, local health professionals encourage everyone to

Prosecutors allege health care benefit programs were billed in excess of $1 million for prescriptions that were never ordered. They’re both also charged with healthcare fraud – fraudulent prescriptions. Boaz

Mayor Greg Turnbow requested only patience from community members Tuesday morning as they work to assess all of the damage in the area.