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"Fearlessly Forward" SEMO President Brad Hodson explains the mission behind the new "Fearlessly Forward" strategic plan for SEMO that was recently approved by the Board of Governers.  New Coffee Shop Grace Coffee Shop opens a new location at Hope Lutheren Ministries turning the chapel into a gathering spot for locals and students of the SEMO and Cape GIrardeau community.

AI is becoming more and more relevant in our daily lives listent to this episode of "Arrow on the Air" to learn more about what SEMO's college deans have to say about AI, how AI is shaping the job market and about the Flock cameras on SEMO's campus.

Arrow on the Air: the effects of AI chatbots on college students and how to combat dry skin Stories included:  “People are using AI more to cope with problems. Is that healthy?”https://www.southeastarrow.com/news/people-are-using-ai-more-to-cope-with-problems-is-that-healthy-54dc9428 “Local Esthetician gives advice on how to combat dry skin”https://www.southeastarrow.com/lifestyle/local-esthetician-gives-advice-on-how-to-combat-dry-skin-d6ef380c  Host: Faith Taylor Reporter: Hayden Bullis

Stories Included: "What’s behind the rise in hockey romance?" https://www.southeastarrow.com/lifestyle/whats-behind-the-rise-in-hockey-romance-60de5511 "Turnovers prove costly as SEMO falls to No. 20 West Florida, 20-17" https://www.southeastarrow.com/sports/turnovers-prove-costly-as-semo-falls-to-no-20-west-florida-20-17-68bca7ca Host: Madison Carey Reporters: Katrina Douglass and Alyssa Repke

Cape Girardeau police arrested 21-year-old Quazerious Murray on murder and assault charges after a downtown shooting left 17-year-old Keyon Malcom dead and three others injured.

The Supreme Court blocked Missouri’s proposed 2025 congressional map, keeping the state’s 2022 districts in place for the Nov. 3 election.

SEMO’s Nepalese Student Association held a candlelight vigil after floods in Nepal left 1,369 confirmed dead and 5,132 people missing as of Sept. 11.

SEMO center fielder Caleb Klein became the Braves’ third straight Redhawks draft pick, selected 442nd overall in 2026 after a standout season in Cape Girardeau.

Local artists are painting 43 floodwall images highlighting Cape Girardeau’s manufacturing and innovation history, with the Red Star Neighborhood project expected to finish later this year.

SEMO linebacker McCoy Casey has ended his football career after playing through injuries, leaving graduate student Jeremy Walton positioned to fill his role.

SEMO and Missouri S&T launched an engineering pathway allowing students to complete two years at SEMO before continuing at S&T.

The chair of the  Department of Criminal Justice, Social Work & Sociology is implementing more testing safeguards at SEMO’s Law Enforcement Academy after allegations of cheating on the Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) exam earlier this year.

Missouri’s Aug. 4 primary includes Amendments 4 and 5, proposals to tighten rules for passing constitutional changes and phase out the state income tax.

Biology grad student Emily Hudgins wins a Fulbright to study how construction-related sediment runoff affects macroinvertebrates on Indonesia’s Nusa Penida.

SEMO campus police chief Dr. Richard Flotron has been charged with felony forgery and misdemeanors over allegations he helped police academy cadets cheat on the POST exam.