Good morning, Cape Girardeau.

The Cape Girardeau Police Department will hold roll calls in neighborhoods in June to build trust and share crime trends.

The final event on June 24 at the substation (629 Good Hope Street) will include Spud with a Cop, offering baked potatoes and a chance to ask questions.

Local tattoo artist Vernon Greer of Burnt Hearts Luxury Tattoo Studio is hosting a family-friendly back-to-school celebration at Cape Splash on Aug.

1 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The event is part of a seasonal giveaway that welcomes children, teens, and accompanying adults (ensuring a safe environment).

Early Wednesday morning, Southeast Missouri Pets found a mother dog and her puppies abandoned in a green tote outside the shelter and urged anyone with information to contact the facility as the animals receive care.

Small business job openings dropped in May as NFIB (National Federation of Independent Business) noted that 29% of owners reported unfilled roles, down 5 percentage points from April.

Rising labor costs have pressured owners who now plan fewer hires for both skilled and unskilled positions.

Heavy rain slowed watermelon growth at Weaver Farms in Holcomb and delayed the harvest nearly two weeks, but a stretch of summer heat may help the crop recover before the Fourth of July.

American Shaman has halted all kratom sales in Missouri after settling with Attorney General Catherine Hanaway.

The company must stop targeted advertising and set up measures within 30 days to block both in-store and online sales (7-OH is a dangerous alkaloid).

The Missouri Department of Conservation is proposing new camping permits for conservation areas because of safety concerns and violations at primitive campgrounds.

The permit (costing $5 for five days) will be sold at licensed outdoor stores while details are still debated in Jefferson City.

Health officials say the Heartland region faces high rates of alcohol use disorder.

Rural Health Inc. (RHI) is offering medication-assisted treatment and counseling through its clinics, and residents can call 618-833-4471 for assistance.

Jackson Rockabillys at Cape Catfish

6:35-8:35 p.m. — Capaha Field — Free entry — Catch the Rockabillys back for a weekend series and enjoy a special giveaway for the first 400 fans.

Cape Catfish vs Jackson Rockabillys

4:05-6:05 p.m. — Capaha Field — Free slim can koozie for the first 350 fans — Enjoy a Sunday afternoon of local baseball action with the Rockabillys returning to the field.

O'Fallon Hoots vs Cape Catfish Baseball Game

6:35-8:35 p.m. — Capaha Field (SEMO Baseball) — Ticket prices may vary — Witness the thrilling game three of the MRV Banks Show Me Slugfest between Missouri's own baseball teams.

Cape Catfish vs O'Fallon Hoots

6:35 p.m. — Capaha Field (SEMO Baseball) — $5.73 — A mid-week showdown benefiting United Way with the Catfish protecting their turf against old rivals.

Breakthrough Basketball Camp: Ball Handling and Scoring Skills

June 16-18 — Cape Girardeau SportsPlex — Limited spots available — Enhance your basketball skills with drills focused on scoring, ball handling, and building confidence.

Chillicothe Paints vs. Cape Catfish

6:35-11:35 p.m. — Capaha Field — Tickets start at $34 — Catch the excitement as the Chillicothe Paints face off against the Cape Catfish in an unforgettable evening of baseball.

Cape Catfish vs Thrillville Thrillbillies

6:35 – 8:35 PM — Capaha Field — Free for Veterans and their families — A night of baseball honoring those who have served our country.

Cape Catfish vs. Alton River Dragons

6:35-8:35 p.m. — Capaha Field — Tickets starting at $34 — Enjoy a thrilling baseball matchup in Cape Girardeau.

Cape Catfish vs Alton River Dragons

4:05-6:05 p.m. — Capaha Field — Free coupons for kids — Enjoy an exciting baseball game with the Catfish taking on the River Dragons and treats for the little ones.