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Not So Fast…Pollard Files Objection to Stendeback Campaign for Mayor

Thursday, November 21 by Jc Tinsley

We told you yesterday the field was set for the Carmi Consolidated Election scheduled for April 1st, 2025. WROY/WRUL News learned this morning of a formal objection filed by current Carmi Mayor Jeff Pollard balking at challenger Bill Stendeback’s petition to run for the... Read More.

Windhorst Files Legislation Aimed at Stopping Criminal Child Fentanyl Exposure

Friday, September 29 by Jc Tinsley

In an effort to reduce incidents of exposure of children to fentanyl, House Republican Leader State Rep. Patrick Windhorst has introduced legislation that takes aim at those who expose children to the deadly substance. HB 4151 would create two new criminal offenses: fentanyl-related child... Read More.

White County State’s Attorney Denton Aud Files Lawsuit To Declare SAFE-T Act Unconstitutional

Monday, September 26 by WROY-WRUL News

After multiple discussions with fellow prosecutors from around the State of Illinois, my office has joined those of my colleagues {both Republican and Democrat) who have filed a lawsuit in our respective counties seeking a declaratory judgment that the SAFE-T Act (Illinois Public Act 101-652) be declared... Read More.

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Hobson Files Theft Report

Wednesday, February 2 by WROY-WRUL News

A report of theft was filed with the Carmi Police Department on Monday, January 31st. Melinda L Hobson of 713 N Fifth Street reported that her Scentsy order which consisted of a haunted house warmer and two Scentsy all-purpose cleaner concentrates were stolen from... Read More.

Area Man Files Formal Burglary Report; Gets Firearm and Chainsaw Back

Tuesday, January 25 by Jc Tinsley

Follow up now on a story we brought you Friday. White County Sheriff’s authorities are still looking for 18 year old Kenseth Rountree of New Haven. The items found on the juvenile and Rountree Thursday afternoon are now back in the hands of their original owner. 83... Read More.

Sheriff’s Department Files Several Reports

Monday, August 16 by Ray Mitchell

Sheriff’s Department Files Several Reports White County Sheriff Randy Graves reported the arrest of Harold Artice Ivy, of 193 Melvin Street, New Haven Friday August 13th. Ivy was arrested on a charge of aggravated criminal sexual assault, and was transported to the City/County jail, where he... Read More.

Sen. Bailey Files Legislation to Eliminate FOID Cards

Wednesday, April 7 by WROY/WRUL Staff

SPRINGFIELD- Noting the negative impact that the backlog of unprocessed FOID (Firearm Owners IDentification) card applications has had on people’s second amendment rights, State Senator Darren Bailey (R-Louisville) has filed legislation to eliminate the state’s FOID program. "FOID cards may have served a purpose in the days before... Read More.

Sen. Bailey Files Legislation to Help Foster Families Cover Expenses

Thursday, March 18 by WROY/WRUL Staff

SPRINGFIELD- Families who chose to bring a foster child into their home could soon receive some financial help from the state due to legislation filed by State Senator Darren Bailey (R-Louisville). Senate Bill 1811 would create a state income tax credit equal to foster care expenses,... Read More.

Sen. Bailey Files Legislation to Protect Elections by Requiring Paper Ballots

Thursday, March 4 by WROY/WRUL Staff

SPRINGFIELD- One of the simplest and best ways to ensure ballot security and protect the integrity of elections from hackers is to bring back the use of paper ballots, according to State Senator Darren Bailey (R-Louisville). Bailey has filed legislation mandating the return of paper... Read More.

Citizens Utility Board Files Suit Against ComEd

Monday, January 11 by WROY/WRUL Staff

A consumer advocacy group is suing utility company Commonwealth Edison in an attempt to refund billions of dollars in customer payments dating back nearly a decade.The Citizens Utility Board filed the suit last Tuesday in federal court, saying ComEd has admitted to years of... Read More.