The Cape Girardeau Public Library recently joined Missouri Evergreen, a consortium of more than 60 library systems statewide.

Southeast Missouri State University has announced plans to remove a large Beech Tree located on the university's River Campus grounds due to safety concerns.

KRCU spoke with Liz Haynes and Brennon Todt about the re-development efforts around the Broadway Theatre.

Now in it's eighth year, Wear Orange is observed across the country and honors the victims and survivors of gun violence. KRCU spoke with Leslie Washington about "Wear Orange Weekend" that will be held in Cape Girardeau June 2-4, 2023.

Dan Woods talks with Dr. Robert Hamblin and Dr. Brooke Hildebrand Clubbs about the book of poetry titled "Friend to Friend."

KRCU Public Radio spoke with Mia Ponder and Teddy Stone, both Prevention Specialists with the Southeast Missouri Network Against Sexual Violence, or SEMO-NASV.

KRCU Public Radio spoke with Mia Ponder and Teddy Stone, both Prevention Specialists with the Southeast Missouri Network Against Sexual Violence, or SEMO-NASV.

April is National Volunteer Month. We sat down with Elizabeth Shelton, Executive Director of the United Way of Southeast Missouri to learn more about the importance of volunteers to non-profits in Southeast Missouri.

The Department of Criminal Justice, Social Work and Sociology at Southeast is bringing the Reverend Wheeler Parker to campus this week. Rev. Parker is the cousin of the late Emmett Till who was beaten and killed in Mississippi in August of 1955 at the age of 14. Parker was one of the last people to see Till alive.

The United Way of Southeast Missouri partners with the Southeast Missouri chapter of the American Red Cross to help prevent home fires with the "Sound the Alarm" program.