Independence Street was once an important thoroughfare for Cape Girardeau, but time has not been kind to the street’s physical condition. The City of Cape Girardeau has just begun a year-long project to completely redo the street.

Kelly Green is Cape Girardeau’s City Engineer and she discusses the project.
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The water may have receded and media attention has shifted elsewhere, but many Missourians still can’t return to their homes after rivers overtook levees and flooded towns last month. Now, another round of government buyouts in flood prone areas is a distinct possibility.

Susie Stonner, the State Emergency Management Agency's Public Information Officer, talks about the issue.
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High gas prices are forcing many of us to find creative ways to reduce fuel consumption. In some cases, city governments are thinking  outside the box to find ways that can help citizens spend less money at the gas pump. The city of Desloge is considering an ordinance that will allow golf carts and utility vehicles on city streets.

Greg Camp, Desloge City Administrator, fills us in.

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