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With the holidays come seasonal scams. We're joined by Sydney Waters with the BBB to learn more about what to watch out for.
Alex Holmes with the Cape Nature Center has a look ahead to Saturday's owl-focused Trek N Treat event.
Scammers are creating fake accounts with links to steal your personal information. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
The auction will include many historic items. Stream all KFVS Digital productions at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Local author Mark Bliss is the author of the "Elmwood Mystery Series." We're talking with him about his books and the inspiration he finds in Cape Girardeau. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
The BBB's Sydney Waters tells us more about finding the best tutor for your student. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Exec. director Carla Jordan takes us through some of the new items on display at the Cape County History Center. Stream at kfvs12.com.
The BBB's Sydney Waters has tips on how to avoid scams and get the best deals on tickets. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Sgt. Tyler Rowe with the Sikeston Department of Public Safety tells us more about the response to the Glenallen flooding. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Fitch has downgraded the US credit. Meanwhile, credit card debt is now at $1 trillion. And the inflation report shows less inflation than expected.
Going back to the classroom means changes to lunch and snack time. Here's what you should keep in mind as you send the kids off to school. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
We look at closings at Tyson and Smithfield, along with a look at India's future with changing GMO policies. And what the next farm bill means for pork products. Stream at kfvs12.com.
Sydney Waters, regional director with the BBB, to talk about how to spot the best deals (and to make sure all deals are authentic) on camping gear sales.
The Missouri Department of Conservation's Nate Bowersock shares more about what to do if you see a black bear.
The Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce's Women's Impact Network will have a special speaker with State Sen. Holly Rehder next week.
Your AC may be working overtime. Here are some ways to give it a break, from the BBB's Sydney Waters.
Events are coming up this Saturday to get you ready for the Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo.
The Lutheran Heritage Center is holding their Biennial Immigration History Conference, with the theme of "Work of Our Fathers." Stream KFVS at kfvs12.com/livestream.
We're taking a look at how heat is driving cotton prices. Plus, a new law criminalizes interference with animal transport. And, we're looking at longhorn ticks.
Bill Eddleman with the Cape County Research Center (State Historical Society of Missouri) joins the show to at the role of riverboats on the Mississippi. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Scammers are taking advantage of AI's ability to mimic human speech. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
Barry Bean joins us to dive into a report that says Bayer is selling its crop science division. Meanwhile, Kentucky faces challenges with hemp crops.
Janna Clifton with the Uptown Jackson Revitalization Organization shares more about a farm-to-table event. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
The Supreme Court has blocked Biden's student loan plans, while the Personal Consumption Expenditures report shows change in inflation. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Simon Meiners, Communications & Research Specialist, talks about a series from the Frazier History Museum that spotlights music out of each Kentucky county. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Barry Bean, board member of MOFB, joins us to talk about the release of the acreage report and ongoing negotiations. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
We're joined by Laci Prucinsky, Manager of the Cape Girardeau Nature Center, to talk about upcoming events. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
What are some healthy eating habits for your kids now that they're out of school? Bethany Bachmann with the Missouri University Extension Office shares tips. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
If you want a peak behind the curtain of one of the largest industries in the Heartland, the Jackson Chamber is giving you the chance to take a tour of ag. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
We are joined by the director of Missouri's National Veterans Memorial, Rae Lynn Munoz, to talk about changes coming up, including the veterans' cemetery. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe is coming to Sikeston to talk about grants going towards efforts in Sikeston. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
With summer here, there are a lot of factors trying to kill your plants. Donna Aufdenberg, horticulture specialist, shares tips on keeping your plants healthy. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
MOFB board member Barry Bean joins us to look at the tension between China and the US, the use of Arkansas rice in non-alcoholic beer and the farm bill debate. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
The CPI shows a slight decrease in inflation. Interest rate hikes are on "pause" or "skip," depending on how you see it. And, the fight against hidden fees. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
With another chapter in Leadership Cape, along with Show-Me Careers coming up, Rob Gilligan, CEO/President of the Cape Chamber of Commerce gives us a look ahead. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Amy Dion talks about opportunities at Small Business Development Center at SIU. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
The community of Sikeston is planning its Hot Air Balloon Festival this weekend.
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We're taking a look at a new effort by Gov. Parson to support farmers during the drought. Plus, we're taking a look at how the market might respond to latest headlines, all while the merger of Bunge and Viterra is underway.
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We talk to Taylor Deere of the Sikeston Chamber about upcoming events, including the Hot Air Balloon Fest, Chamber Golf Tournament & Rodeo Stampede Week.
Folks who want to learn fishing for the first time or who might need a little refreshing can attend lessons at the Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center.
Missouri Farm Bureau Director of Marketing & Missouri farmer Davin Althoff shares an update on how the Missouri drought is affecting farmers.
Agronomist Anthony Ohmes with the University of Missouri Extension shares an update on drought conditions following the executive order from the governor.
Barry Bean with the Missouri Farm Bureau Board: WOTUS at SCOTUS, study suggests the carbon footprint of synthetic meat & lower farm sales are down. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
If the debt ceiling is not reached, how soon do we see the effects? Economics professor David Yaskewich gives us a look ahead. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Janna Clifton with Uptown Jackson Revitalization Organization shares a look at what's new next month.
We are joined by Mary Harriet Talbot, president of the McKendree Memorial Chapel Association.
An Animal Science Show is coming to the Rend Lake Visitor Center. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
We're looking at the situation with wheat production in the US. We're also keeping an eye on new Avian Flu Vaccination efforts. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Visitors and residents in Sikeston can look forward to several upcoming events, such as their annual Music in the Park series & the new Hot Air Balloon Festival. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
We are joined by Brenda Newbern from VisitCape to talk about how the community plans to celebrate the upcoming historic eclipse. Watch our digital programming at kfvs12.com/livestream
China makes some cancelations of US corn purchases. Plus, with the Missouri Legislative Session wrapped up, we're looking at how the session impacts farmers.
Jason Davis of Historic Downtown Sikeston joins us to talk about the latest events, including the farmers' market, crawfish boil & upcoming Music in the Park.
Get outside and discover nature with upcoming events at the Nature Center | Discover Nature 5/11/23
We're looking at the latest market news, as well as research on the damage to US ag trade caused by the 2022 drought, along with a new rice program from the USDA.
Phishing may become more convincing with a little help from AI. Here's what you need to know.
Brian Gerau joins us to talk about the fastest growing part of the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce.
Here are the charities supported by the Muddy River Marathon | co-director Brandon Hahs shares more
Plus, how a Shakespeare-loving New York City resident introduced European starlings in the 19th century.
Barry Bean with the Missouri Farm Bureau Board joins us to take a look at the latest news and headlines with a look at the markets.
You might not want to take ads you see for products with celebrity endorsements at face-value. Whitney Quick with the BBB says that scammers have been running fake videos of celebrities. Stream KFVS Digital at kfvs12.com/livestream
Consumer Price Index, disinflation, FOMC, & the future of telework | Money Talks 4/14/23
We also discuss upcoming events and updates on the Missouri Legislature. Stream KFVS Digital at www.kfvs12.com/livestream
Bill Eddleman with the Cape Girardeau Research Center shares a look at how they're digitizing the historic collection of KJH Cochran. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're taking a look at findings withe the WASDE report, along with news about the Waters of the US regulation. Plus, a look at the latest invasive species: Canadian super pig. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Want to volunteer for the Muddy River Marathon? Here's how! Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
It's Jazz Appreciation Month! Here are some jazz events coming up in Carbondale to get you in the swing of things. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're joined by Brenda Newbern from VisitCape at the KFVS Digital News Desk to talk about the Eclipse Expo coming up in July. Stream KFVS Digital at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Where do you even begin on spring cleaning? Whitney Quick with the Better Business Bureau shares more. Stream KFVS Digital at kfvs12.com/livestream
Alyssa Phares, an organizer of the Muddy River Marathon, joins us to share what goes on to make the Muddy River Marathon happen and how you can help.
Professor Jason Sides joins us to take a look at the outcomes of the April 4 election and what happens now.
A look at the long history of a local church and the opportunities residents have to check it out. Watch KFVS Digital at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're with the MO Farm Bureau's Barry Bean to take a look at the state of cotton and grains, while also looking at research into pecans and carbon credits.
Fed inflation rates, chances of hyperinflation and March Madness gambling | Money Talks 3/24/23
Taylor Deere of the Sikeston Regional Chamber talks Jaycees luncheon | Checking In with the Chamber
We're joined by Southeast Professor Lisa Bertrand to talk about collecting memorabilia from the university.
We're discussing the latest with the bank situation, along with perspective on what the state of the economy means for marketing crops.
Larry Franklin shares his story of how childhood sexual abuse led him to process his story through writing.Watch the KFVS Digital News Channel live here: https://www.kfvs12.com/livestream/
We're taking a look at the history of the Mound City National Cemetery. We're embarking as well on a bit of virtual tour of the site. Watch the KFVS Digital News Channel live here: https://www.kfvs12.com/livestream/
It's almost time for the Kenny Rogers Children's Center Telethon. Watch the KFVS Digital News Channel live here: https://www.kfvs12.com/livestream/
We're discussing the fallout from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, as well as a look at what regulators may do next and the consequences for the stock market. Watch the KFVS Digital News Channel live here: https://www.kfvs12.com/livestream/
We're discussing the latest jobs report, the closure of Silicon Valley Bank, as well as Girl Scout Cookie shortage. Watch the KFVS Digital News Channel live here: https://www.kfvs12.com/livestream/
We're joined by Meghan Smith for a look at the weather in store this weekend. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
Dr. Justin Calhoun joins us to discuss the projects and progress of the Fisher Delta Research Center. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
With the recent effort by the FCC to check on Missouri's broadband access, we're taking a look at where the state stands.
Large retail companies express caution about the economic outlook for 2023. Plus, indicators on durable goods orders & Institute for Supply Management Indexes.
We're joined by Janna Clifton for a look at upcoming events in Jackson. Stream Jackson This Week at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're joined with Executive Director William Lo of the Carbondale Chamber of Commerce. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're taking a look at market updates on By The Bushel. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
Whitney Quick with the BBB tells us about how scammers may be targeting your Smart TV. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're talking about the importance of volunteers at the Cape County History Center. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
New reports on inflation, while household debt levels rise, and Amazon announces required three days a week in office.
The Dr. Jim Dufek Visual Storytelling Endowed Scholarship was recently announced, named after the professor who spent 39 years at the university.
We're joined by Brian Gerau of the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce. Stream Checking In with the Chamber at kfvs12.com/livestream
The Cape County History Center's Carla Jordan discusses her own healing process using history for speech therapy, as well other places to visit that heal.
Whitney Quick with the BBB shares tips about avoiding a new Facebook scam involving posts asking for help. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
Caleb Robertson joins us to discuss beef producers selling directly to the public. Stream By The Bushel at kfvs12.com/livestream
Consumer Price Index, retail sales up 3%, and AMC charging customers more for the good seats. Stream Money Talks at kfvs12.com/livestream
The Winter Dance Collection is underway at the River Campus. We have details with Coordinator of Dance Hilary Peterson. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
A look at the markets and other agribusiness headlines with Barry Bean. And the history of hippos in the US. Stream By The Bushel at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're joined by Rob Gilligan with the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
Grant Dade joins us live to look at the potentially damaging wind conditions. We'll have more on what you can expect. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
Not sure how to keep those Valentine's Day plants alive? Melissa Holmes with the Charles Hutson Horticulture Greenhouse has tips. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
Whitney Quick with the BBB shares tips on avoiding scams this Valentine's Day. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Artist Belinda Bailey talks about her miniature creations. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.
We're taking a look at economic data and a look at the money involved in the Super Bowl and Valentine's Day. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
Grant Dade takes us through the flood chances and strong winds carrying over into Thursday.
We're spotlighting events coming up to get you connected to regional history. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're taking a look at the state of ag markets, plus a chance at investments in new ag research. kfvs12.com/livestream
Valentine's Day events approaching in Sikeston. Stream our digital channel at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're speaking with the BBB's Whitney Quick about data privacy. Stream the KFVS digital channel any time at kfvs12.com/livestream
We're taking a look at some of the latest economic headlines and this morning's jobs report. Meanwhile, we're seeing what Super Bowl tickets are going for. Stream more from our Digital News Desk at kfvs12.com/livestream
Illinois State Police announced it’s rolling out a 40-hour Crisis Intervention Team training for all officers starting in February.
Janna Clifton shares more about the upcoming Galentine's Night Out. Stream our digital channel at kfvs12.com/livestream.
We have author Breanna Churchill to talk about her book "The Little Bird Who Wanted to Fly."
February is Earthquake Awareness Month. What you need to know to stay prepared. Stream anytime at kfvs12.com/livestream
In this edition of By The Bushel, we're chatting about the new research into biofuels as well as a development of a new breed of flame retardant cotton. How that works, plus a look at the latest numbers in the ag markets, all on By The Bushel. Stream anytime at kfvs12.com/livestream.
Jeanie Eddleman loves to use her art to spark good memories. Hear her story. Stream anytime at kfvs12.com/livestream
We have Pam Parry, author of numerous works on journalism history and the history of media and the American presidency, in studio with us today.
Bill Eddleman joins us to talk about donating historic materials or documents to an archive or museum. Stream anytime at kfvs12.com/livestream
We have Pam Parry, author of numerous works on journalism history and the history of media and the American presidency, in studio with us today.
A look at retail sales and changes listed in the annual report on labor union membership from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Brian Gerau of the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce joins us to chat about looking forward from the vantage point of the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce.
We're discussing what the AFBF decided in its Puerto Rico meeting. Plus, we're taking a look at international agribusiness news from Brazil and Germany.
We're speaking with political scientist Jason Sides, associate professor at Southeast Missouri State University. We're discussing the divides in Congress, the selection of Speaker of the House and what they can hope to accomplish with their narrow margins of control. We'll also take a look at what the state of Missouri will have to deal with in 2023.
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Today we're discussing how and why historic preservation experts create biographical exhibits. Plus, a new exhibit announced by the Cape Girardeau County History Center focused on astronaut Linda Godwin. Stream anytime at kfvs12.com/livestream.
New economic data released on jobs and labor turnover, along with a prediction by the managing director of the International Monetary Fund that 2023 will see a third of the world in recession.>>> kfvs12.com/livestream
The impact of freezing temperatures, the state of trade with China, and Congress passes a budget through September. Stream anytime: kfvs12.com/livestream
We have new information released recent weeks, including data on housing, inflation, retail sales and earnings reports. Plus, is the "Santa Claus Rally" real?
We're talking with Jana Clifton about upcoming events in the community of Jackson. Stream anytime: kfvs12.com/livestream
Barry Bean shares information about the MOFB meeting and more about events to come in the months ahead as the University of Missouri hosts conferences about Missouri crops.
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We're chatting about the 18th annual Christmas tree exhibit at the Lutheran Heritage Center & Museum. kfvs12.com/livestream
We're discussing the state of the market, the appearance of avian flu in Missouri, and the Missouri Farm Bureau's Annual Meeting.
We're also chatting about a species you might not realize is invasive.
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We're discussing inflation, holiday retail spending in the weeks ahead, and the record 8 billion world population. kfvs12.com/livestream
Today we're taking a look at the market, the history and need for the farm program, and, as always, an invasive species of the week!
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We have a look at what voters are deciding on in the Show-Me State.
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In this segment of Heartland Heritage, Christy Mershon from the Glenn House talks about the history of the legendary curse on the Glenn Family.
The Heartland has a number of spooky stories; we're talking to the storytellers for this spooky season!
Paul Blake Smith wrote the book MO41: The Bombshell Before Roswell.
It tells the story of Cape Girardeau's alleged UFO crash in 1941.
Gov. Parson signed a bill for new tax credits this morning. How will these benefit farmers and those in the agriculture industry and community? Barry Bean with the Missouri Farm Bureau Board talks tax credits.
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David Yaskewich is with us to discuss the current economic conditions and the state of inflation, as well as a reduction in used car sales and a meeting by OPEC with decisions to be made about production targets. Watch the KFVS Digital Channel at kfvs12.com/livestream
It's Spooky Season! Any doll collectors (or avoiders) out there? We're talking with Carla Jordan of the Cape Girardeau County History Center about researching antiques and collectibles, especially old, old dolls.
How will Hurricane Ian affect the Heartland? We've got Grant Dade in studio to take your questions.
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On this episode of Heartland Heritage, Bill Eddleman joins us to talk about the Cape Girardeau County Genealogical Society and how it can help you with your family history research.
Happy Thanksgiving! KFVS12 Anchor Carly O'Keefe and Digital Content Manager Amber Ruch talk about some headlines from the day.
KFVS12 Anchor Carly O'Keefe and Digital Content Manager Amber Ruch discuss some headlines from the day.
KFVS12 Anchor Carly O'Keefe and Digital Content Manager Amber Ruch discuss some headlines of the day.
KFVS12 Anchor Carly O'Keefe and Digital Content Manager Amber Ruch talk about some of the interesting headlines of the day.
Salad frosting? Find out about Kraft's new product. Stay tuned for the latest on the search for a missing Carbondale child and flooding in the Heartland.
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Jam with us on Heartland Buzz. We have a guest with some musical news you don't want to miss.
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On this episode of Heartland Buzz, we talked about Highway 177 in Cape Girardeau County, Mo. blocked by water over the road, flooding that could get worse, rattlesnake season in California, a man lost weight drinking beer and a woman pulled a live alligator out of her yoga pants during a traffic stop.
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On this episode of Heartland Buzz we discuss an Easter Bunny brawl, a $768 million Powerball winner and a huge lumber yard fire in California. Also, check your passwords!
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