Good morning, Cape Girardeau.

The Stoddard County Sheriff’s Office in Bloomfield is asking for help to identify an individual seen on surveillance photos—if anyone has information, they should call 573-568-4654.

The Cape Girardeau Police Department is asking residents to help identify a subject—please call Patrolman Carson at 573-335-6621 ext.

1374 or text CAPEPD to 847411 with any tips.

At East Elementary in Jackson, second grade students learned about healthy eating during Field Trip Friday as nutrition expert Hannah Schellman explained that food works like fuel for the body — a lesson that shows how healthy choices boost energy — in a clear, engaging session.

The Missouri Public Service Commission will hold seven local public hearings starting June 2 to gather customer comments on Spire Missouri Inc.'s natural gas rate increase proposal, which would raise bills by about $14 a month—hearings will take place in-person in five cities and online.

Today, the Cape Girardeau Historic Preservation Commission released its 2025 Endangered Buildings List with several historic structures at risk of deterioration and demolition.

The list includes the Surety Savings and Loan Association Building, built in the late 1920s and once known as the Cherry Florist building, which shows cracks in its foundation and missing downspouts—signs it may suffer further damage.

As Mental Health Awareness Month begins, Dr. Shannon Cubria Farris, a mental health first responder with Cape Girardeau Police, reminds residents that mental health is vital for everyday life—she noted that simply being present can help those who struggle.

Hundreds of runners have checked in this morning for the Muddy River Marathon in Cape Girardeau — participants like Blake Bauwens and Natalie Ernst gear up to race 26.2 miles — while volunteers prepare to support the event.

Today, Cape Girardeau hosts the Muddy River Marathon starting at 6:00 a.m. at Century Casino—runners will follow a course through historic downtown and along the Cape La Croix Trail while the westbound lane of Broadway from Houck Place to Clark Street is closed—so drivers are advised to watch for runners.