Sikeston News

Eighth District Rep. Jo Ann Emerson will tour Alan Wire in Sikeston Monday morning.

A Sikeston man pled guilty Wednesday to federal firearms charges. Derrick Washington, 42, entered a guilty plea to one felony count of being a previously convicted felon in possession of a firearm, according to a news release from Acting United States Attorney Michael W. Reap.

A mortgage broker who admitted bilking mortgage companies and real estate investors was sentenced today to nine years in federal prison.

The Cub Scout motto calls on boys to help other people. Last Saturday they began an effort that will help lots of other people.

Drivers in Sikeston should buckle their seat belts every day, however on Wednesday if they don't "click it" there will be a ticket.

What if the doctor doing your surgery wasn't really a doctor at all? "Surgical Imposter," the latest book written by Dr.

What if the doctor doing your surgery wasn't really a doctor at all? "Surgical Imposter," the latest book written by Dr.

The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt.

Drive down the streets in Sikeston and New Madrid and it's evident school spirit is in full swing, with both football teams advancing to the quarterfinals for their respective classes.

Sikeston Department of Public Safety Sgt. Todd Irwin instructs personnel how to continue fighting a fire at a house at 817 Anderson on Tuesday morning.

Shirley Friedman, co-owner of Falkoff's Mens Shop in Downtown Sikeston, decorates a display to prepare for this weekend's Downtown Merchant's Holiday Open House.

When the former director of the South Scott County Ambulance District resigned in July, the district's board of directors knew they wanted to move in a different direction.

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An enhancement to Veterans Park may be the first step toward a community walking trail.

A former college student faces up to 15 years in prison for allegedly cutting the line at a Walmart, and the NAACP and ACLU have stepped in to generate support for her case.

Trash bills for Sikeston residents will go up by about $50 per year in 2010. City council members awarded the contract for solid waste collection and disposal services to the sole bidder, Sonny's Solid Waste, during the regular Sikeston City Council meeting Monday.

Some Sikeston elementary students will have a new BFF beginning Friday and lasting throughout the school year.

Six juveniles were arrested last week for burglary and property damage following an investigation by the Sikeston Department of Public Safety.

When new technology in cotton pickers hit the Sikeston area, Todd Cole, gin manager at the Crowder Gin, knew he needed to keep up with the times.

How often do you drive through a school zone? Guilty of going over? You're not alone.