AT&T hosting job fair in Cape Girardeau to fill about 100 positions
AT&T is looking to hire about 100 call center representatives to work at its Cape Girardeau Call Center.
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Dorena-Hickman Ferry closed due to harbor dredging
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is dredging the Hickman Harbor.
61-year-old Kyle Mason found safe
The Cape Girardeau County Sheriff's Office says 61-year-old Kyle Mason of Fruitland, Missouri, was found safe Monday.
Man who tried to save boat victims alleges emotional stress
A former employee of a southwestern Missouri paddlewheel tourist boat alleges in a lawsuit that he suffered post-traumatic stress after trying to save victims of a fatal duck boat accident.
Prosecutor won't charge Greitens despite ethics panel review
An ethics panel says there's reason to believe that former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens broke the law over how his campaign reported a donor list it obtained from a charity he founded.
Measles reported in 3 out of 4 Local 6 states
The CDC says the majority of people who got measles were unvaccinated.
Survivor of duck boat sinking urges ban on those tourist vessels
An Indiana woman whose husband and three children died when a duck bank sank last month in Missouri says she hopes to save lives by backing an effort to ban the amphibious tourist boats.
Local deputies investigate death of 10-week-old baby girl
Cape Girardeau County Sheriff's Deputies say older siblings found the baby girl in the back of the car, still in her car seat, and told their father.
Farmington woman had inmate uniforms made for kids, report says
Investigators say a Missouri woman accused of barricading four children in tiny rooms with no access to water or toilets had child-sized inmate uniforms made for them.
PHOTO GALLERY: First day back to school
Kids are having to put down the super soakers and pick up some books. It's back to school time in the Local 6 area.
Kentucky ranks high among states with most under privileged children
Kentucky ranked the worst in percentage of maltreated children, coming in at second place.
Missouri voters reject right-to-work ballot measure
Missouri voters have rejected a right-to-work law that would have banned mandatory union fees in workplace contracts.
Man and woman charged with kidnapping and child endangerment
A man and woman from Missouri face multiple charges after investigators say they kept four children in unsanitary, abusive conditions.
Sen. McCaskill to face off against Missouri AG Hawley in November
Sen. Claire McCaskill of Missouri has won the Democratic primary in her campaign for a third term.
Registration issue prevents former Missouri governor from voting
Former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens apparently will not be able to vote in the state's primaries on Tuesday.
Minimum wage hike, medical pot on Missouri’s Nov. 6 ballot
Missouri voters will likely get a chance to weigh in on proposals to change state redistricting, increase the state’s minimum wage and legalize medical marijuana when they head to the polls in November.
Person shot at Cape Girardeau Hardee's; suspect in custody
One person is in the hospital and another is in police custody after a shooting.
Family in Missouri duck boat tragedy seeks ban
Dozens of members of an Indiana family who lost nine relatives when a duck bank sank this month in Missouri are calling for a ban on the tourist boats.
Missouri opens criminal investigation into boat sinking
The Missouri attorney general's office says it has opened a criminal investigation into the circumstances of the tourist boat that sank on a Missouri lake, killing 17 people.
Approximately 30 rounds fired in weekend Charleston, MO shooting
Two Missouri men were arrested over the weekend for allegedly shooting at another man.
NTSB report: Captain of duck boat said he checked weather radar before departing
The man who steered a duck boat on a Missouri lake as a thunderstorm approached is heard on video earlier as saying he checked weather radar before the two-man crew set out with 29 tourists aboard, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
Woman wanted for allegedly embezzling from a non-profit
40-year-old Elizabeth Hann of Cape Girardeau is wanted on two counts of felony stealing.
Coast Guard raises capsized Missouri duck boat to the surface of Table Rock Lake
The duck boat that capsized during a storm in southwestern Missouri last week -- a disaster that left 17 people dead -- was raised to the surface of Table Rock Lake on Monday in an effort overseen by the Coast Guard.
Uber and Lyft drop St. Louis driver for livestreaming passengers on Twitch
Uber and Lyft have suspended a driver following a report that he livestreamed passengers without their expressed consent.
