Stories from Thursday, May 16, 2013

By MICHELLE FRIEDRICH Associate Editor BLOOMFIELD, Mo. -- A Puxico, Mo., woman is being held without bond after she was charged Monday afternoon with shooting her husband multiple times because "something" told her to "end him." Victoria Isaac, 47, was charged with the Class A felony of first-degree murder by Stoddard County Prosecuting Attorney Russ Oliver...

Dr. Lance Yeoman, lead physician at The Dermatology Office, p.c.; announced last week that his region-exclusive MelaFind technology will now be offered at no additional charge beyond the office visit to patients when a suspicious lesion or mole is discovered. If during the course of an office visit our medical staff finds a suspicious lesion, the MelaFind will be used to help determine if a biopsy is necessary. There is will be no charge for the scan; however, routine office charges apply...

By SHAY ALDERMAN SEMO News Service CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. --A decline in visitors dropped city revenue from operation of Isle Casino Cape Girardeau nearly 30 percent in April when compared to the previous month. City officials say they are not worried and are looking forward to being able to measure the casino's performance year to year, rather than month to month...

By MONA CHAREN Two years ago, this column, along with others, raised an alarm about the Obama administration's decision radically to diminish the due process rights of those accused of sexual harassment on American campuses. There's a new outrage today, but first, a recap:...

Got a right to my opinion too This is in response to whoever claims to keep your opinion to yourself? Well, I have a right to my opinion and I would like to say I agree with the guy that says that the steps by the railroad of Poplar Bluff does not need to be redone. ...