Sherae Honeycutt

CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KFVS) – Original Post A Cape Girardeau, Missouri woman is shaken after a knock on her door led to a bullet through her wall. Break-ins happen from time to time in every community, but Sargent Rick Schmidt with The Cape Girardeau Police Department said this one is pretty unusual. The attempted break-in…

SCOTT CITY, MO (KFVS) – Original Post With the Mississippi River still at high levels, and river traffic shut down, businesses at the Southeast Missouri Regional Port Authority are at a standstill. Currently, river traffic is closed between Chester and Cairo, Ill. Some work is still able to be done but it’s not easy. Dan…

ST. MARY, MO (KFVS) – Original Post There is an urgent need for sandbagging volunteers in St. Mary, Missouri to help keep the Mississippi River from spilling into their town. Residents of St. Mary have been working together all week in hopes of protecting homes and businesses. Including one man who is desperately trying to get sandbags…

VAN BUREN, MO (KFVS) – Original Post In Carter County, Missouri, residents of Van Buren were focused on cleaning up on Wednesday, May 3 after much of the town was under water. Eddie Tipton, the principal of Van Buren High School, said they don’t expect to be back in session for the rest of the…

VAN BUREN, MO (KFVS) – Original Post The Landing, one of Van Buren’s biggest attractions, is closed after high waters damaged much of their buildings. While the tourist destination is closed for now, it’s not closed for good. Owner Tom Bedell said they are moving their restaurant up to their second building, and it should…

JACKSON, MO (KFVS) – Original Post If you have Netflix, you may have come across the series “13 Reasons Why.” It has a controversial theme which has prompted one Heartland school district to send a note home to parents. The counselors at Jackson’s school district were aware of Jay Asher’s novel 13 Reasons Why, but they believe…

CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, MO (KFVS) – Original Post A family leaving near rising waters got a lot of help on Tuesday, May 2 after a call was sent out on social media. One Facebook post could make all the difference. “We just posted that we needed some help,” Pam said. “That we needed help filling…