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What the IHSA’s New Classifications Mean for Southern Illinois

Wednesday, March 19 by Cole Carter

On Tuesday, the IHSA released a statement regarding their latest Board of Directors meeting, and it included some slight changes that have a monumental effect on small and large schools in Southern Illinois. The first thing that the IHSA board did was change the classification... Read More.

Carmi PD Joint Detail with Illinois Liquor Control Commission Lands Six Businesses in Non Compliance

Monday, March 10 by Jc Tinsley

A joint detail between the Carmi Police Department and the Illinois Liquor Control Commission resulted in a half dozen citations against businesses and employees. The effort was undertaken on Thursday evening specifically at established liquor license holders within the city. Carmi Police found Mr.... Read More.

SIC Earns 15th Model Illinois Government Championship

Thursday, March 6 by Nicole Behnke

Southeastern Illinois College has etched its name into the record book by capturing its third consecutive Model Illinois Government (MIG) championship when it was named, “Outstanding Large Delegation” on Sunday. This marks SIC’s 15th State Championship in 21 years and second three-peat in eight years. The win... Read More.

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Illinois Gaming Board January Report Reveals Each Carmi Machine Averaged $3,229.41 Out of Players Pockets

Friday, February 28 by Jc Tinsley

Egg prices went up but it didn't stop folks from brooding on stools attempting to hatch the idea they themselves could become wealthier by pushing buttons on video game terminals. The January 2025 video gaming report for Carmi reveals more than $184,000 net wagering... Read More.

Five Big Obstacles to Opening Child Care Facilities in Rural Illinois

Friday, January 24 by Jc Tinsley

Special to WROY/WRUL Though the state faces a critical child care shortage, the government has not made it easy to open new facilities. These are the biggest roadblocks for providers. By MOLLY PARKER Capitol News Illinois [email protected] This article was produced for ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network in partnership... Read More.

Former Southeastern Illinois Police Chief Faces Federal Charges

Thursday, January 23 by Jc Tinsley

Special to WROY/WRUL News... By BETH HUNDSDORFER Capitol News Illinois Phillip Brown called his motorcycle Elvira: Mistress of the Night – the custom 2000 Harley Davidson he built with flames licking the black tank and fenders, plenty of chrome and a $5,000 motor. That motorcycle is now... Read More.

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City Council Considers Illinois Municipal Electric Agency Partnership Moving Forward

Wednesday, January 22 by Jc Tinsley

It was a long meeting for Carmi City Council Tuesday night. Nearly an hour and 15 minutes of the hour and a half gathering was dedicated to hearing from President and CEO of the Illinois Municipal Electric Agency, Kevin Gaden and VP of Government... Read More.

Illinois State Police Working Death Investigation in Albion

Tuesday, November 5 by Jc Tinsley

According to the preliminary investigation the Illinois State Police (ISP) Division of Criminal Investigation Zone 8 was requested by the Edwards County Sheriff Office (ESCO) to assist with a death investigation that occurred on November 5, 2024 at approximately 12:15 p.m.The incident occurred near... Read More.

Gallatin County Residents To Determine the Future of University of Illinois Extension

Friday, October 18 by Jc Tinsley

With the University of Illinois Extension hanging in the balance, Gallatin County voters will determine the future of 4-H there. Since elected, board member Warren Rollman has targeted the program. To be clear, he says he’s not opposed to 4-H, it’s the funding Gallatin... Read More.

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Southeastern Illinois Educational Leaders Launch Farm-to-School Initiative to Boost Local Agriculture

Thursday, October 17 by Jc Tinsley

Educational leaders from ten school districts across six counties in southeastern Illinois are embarking on a mission to strengthen Farm-to-School initiatives in the Greater Wabash region. Supported by generous funding from the Lake Michigan School Food Innovation Hub, this group is working to expand... Read More.

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What the IHSA’s New Classifications Mean for Southern Illinois

Carmi PD Joint Detail with Illinois Liquor Control Commission Lands Six Businesses in Non Compliance

SIC Earns 15th Model Illinois Government Championship

Illinois Gaming Board January Report Reveals Each Carmi Machine Averaged $3,229.41 Out of Players Pockets

Five Big Obstacles to Opening Child Care Facilities in Rural Illinois

Former Southeastern Illinois Police Chief Faces Federal Charges

City Council Considers Illinois Municipal Electric Agency Partnership Moving Forward

Illinois State Police Working Death Investigation in Albion

Gallatin County Residents To Determine the Future of University of Illinois Extension

Southeastern Illinois Educational Leaders Launch Farm-to-School Initiative to Boost Local Agriculture

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