Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 19th of December.
Good morning, Cape Girardeau.
🏘️ Community
The Mercy Health Foundation Southeast awarded 14 AEDs to area nonprofits, funded by their Wine & Chocolate Pairing event.
The Southeast Missourian is set to host a Report for America journalist to enhance coverage of rural life, addressing issues like healthcare, infrastructure, and local governance.
🎓 Education
Southeast Missouri State University is helping students navigate recent FAFSA changes, making financial aid more accessible and streamlined.
🌲 Environment
The Missouri Department of Conservation announced the 2025-2026 turkey and deer hunting dates and proposed changes to chronic wasting disease management protocols to streamline regulations and ease compliance for hunters.
🏛️ Government
Missouri drivers will face a hands-free law and increased penalties for traffic violations starting January 2025, including a $150 fine for first-time distracted driving and harsher punishments for fleeing traffic stops.
🏥 Health
The Gibson Center for Behavioral Change in Cape Girardeau unveiled its new expansion to enhance patient care and service offerings.
Bailey Stephens, with an MSN from the University of Cincinnati, joins Cape Care for Women in Cape Girardeau as a board-certified midwife specializing in obstetrics and gynecology.
🏈 Sports
The SEMO Redhawks basketball teams are facing challenges with their three-point shooting as they enter the Ohio Valley Conference games.
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