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Mo. House Panel OKs Teacher Evaluation Bill

The legislation would require school districts to implement an evaluation system for teachers and administrators based on student achievement.

2013/04/30

Large timber floats down the Mississippi River, collecting near the Eads Bridge on the St. Louis riverfront in St. Louis on April 23, 2013. Forcasters expect the river to rise to about 35 feet at St. Louis, 15 feet over flood stage with a crest expected on April 24. UPI/Bill Greenblatt

Mississippi Crests at St. Louis, Begins Descent

The river reached 35.5, feet 5.5 feet above flood stage, at a gauge near the Gateway Arch early Thursday morning but had fallen about a half-foot by midday.

2013/04/25

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Cape Girardeau Voters Reject Deer Hunting

By a vote of 1,485 to 1,279, voters on Tuesday ended a long controversy by repealing an ordinance that allowed deer hunting.

2013/04/03

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KKK Wins Another Round in Missouri Leafleting Effort

The city of Desloge in St. Francois County, agreed this week to stop enforcing an ordinance prohibiting leaflets on streets and sidewalks.

2013/03/20

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Area Food Banks Get $1 Million Grant

A St. Louis-based philanthropic organization has awarded $1 million grants each to four food banks in the state.

2013/03/11

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Police Chases In SE Missouri Renew Debate

Two recent traffic stops one in Cape Girardeau and one near Perryville turned into dangerous chases.

2013/02/19

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Police: Inmate Assaults Jailer at Cape Girardeau Jail

Police say Charlesmen Bobo is accused of punching a jailer several times Thursday while he was being put into a cell.

2013/01/21

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Koster Seeks Reinstatement of Flag Desecration Law

Frank Snider III of Cape Girardeau was arrested in 2009 for cutting up an American flag and throwing it into the street. The case was later thrown out.

2013/01/15

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Missouri DUI Case Goes To The U.S. Supreme Court

“It was a very significant invasion of personal privacy and personal dignity to have someone plunge a needle in your arm while you’re handcuffed and restrained.”

2013/01/08

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SEMO Moves Forward on River Campus Expansion

Southeast Missouri State University is moving forward with a new building at its River Campus in Cape Girardeau

2013/01/02

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