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Eight arrested in Pemiscot County warrant sweep
Eight Pemiscot County residents were arrested Friday in a joint investigation by local, state and federal authorities.
The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt.
Talking peace has not worked prior to most of our wars. Most of the time it gives the enemy more time to organize and prepare for the conflict.
Man pleads guilty to gun charge
A Chicago man pled guilty to a federal felony gun chargeTuesday, according to U.S. Attorney Catherine L. Hanaway.
Drug Task force holds 'round-up'
Thirteen area individuals were recently arrested following a "round-up" conducted by the Bootheel Drug Task Force with help from the Pemiscot County Sheriff's Department, Caruthersville and Hayti Police ...
Thirteen people were arrested in a drug round up late last week.
The Bootheel Drug Task Force, FBI and local law enforcement made several drug related arrests early Friday morning.
Sixth-grader named Scholastic News Reporter
“I love to read and really enjoyed reading his book before I interviewed him”
Demarian Williams, 12, of Steele, Mo., covers a political event for Scholastic News at the World Wide Technology Warehouse where President George Bush recently spoke about the economy. via Daily Dunklin Democrat
More than 20 aftershocks hit area after last week's earthquake
More than 20 aftershocks hit area after last week's earthquake Weakley County residents reported feeling the earth move last Friday morning after a 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Southern Illinois. via Weakley County Press
City Galleries Barnett Fine Art and Design Gallery, 1111 N. Glenstone Ave. in the Barnett Fine Arts Center, 865-2815. Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays. via Springfield News Leader
A Steele teen avoids a trial on assault charges
A Steele, Missouri, teen avoids an assault trial this spring by pleading guilty. via KZIM-AM Cape Girardeau
Police Arrest Suspect in Armed Robbery
Police arrest a man for Thurday's robbery of the Family Dollar Store. Courtney Cortez Boyds, 19, faces robbery and other charges for the holdup at the Steele store. via KFVS
A Steele Missouri woman has confessed to her involvement in her boyfriend's death.
The autopsy results are in for a Steele man that was found dead Tuesday Morning. via KZIM-AM Cape Girardeau
Third person arrested in Pemiscot County, Mo., murder
A third person has been charged in connection with the disappearance and death of Dary McIntyre, 35, of Hayti, Mo. via Southeast Missourian
Murder suspects arrested in Pemiscot County, according to sheriff
According to Pemiscot County Sheriff Tommy Greenwell, two people have been arrested and charged in connection with the death of Hayti resident Dary McIntyre, 35. via Daily Dunklin Democrat
Pemiscot Authorities Searching for Man Believed to Be Dead
Pemiscot County Sheriff's officials have made three arrests in the case of a missing man who is feared dead but have yet to locate the body. via KAIT-TV Jonesboro
Dozens of animals rescued from rising floodwaters in Bootheel
“We went down to bring animals up so there would be room for additional animals to be brought in the next few days”
The Mississippi River crept up the floodwall Monday at the Broadway floodgate. The river crested at 41.04 feet, below the predicted 41.5 feet, Monday in Cape Girardeau. via Southeast Missourian
Steele man charged with statutory rape
A 42-year-old Steele, Mo., man has been charged with statutory rape in the first degree, and has also been administered a first degree charge of statutory sodomy by Pemiscot County prosecutors. via Daily Dunklin Democrat
Dunklin County awarded $25,288 to supplement programs
Congress has appropriated funds to supplement and expand emergency food and shelter programs on the local level for 2008. via Daily Dunklin Democrat
We are all drawn toward home even if it may take a while for some of us to realize it. via Town Hall
Chaffee student places first in science fair for third year
“Fires produce fine particles that are too small for you to see. They can go into your lungs and cause a lot of respiratory problems. This matter is so small it can go right past your body's defenses”
Alex Heeb never thought his allergies would contribute to a winning science fair project. via Southeast Missourian