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Carmi Police Chief Talks Law Enforcement Challenges, Recruitment, and More

Friday, June 4 by Jc Tinsley

Carmi Police Chief Jason Carter says it’s been a whirlwind of a year for law enforcement and himself specifically. He recently celebrated 20 years of marriage to his wife Amber. It goes without saying Carter has a demanding job. His wife is a registered... Read More.

Hamilton County Board Talks Paying Down Highway Rural Development Loan

Thursday, April 22 by Jc Tinsley

The Hamilton County Board gathered Tuesday evening. Sheriff Tracy Lakin told board members even though he didn’t get a paper copy comparison put together for the meeting, he was confident the calls for service doubled in March from February. EMA Director Nathan Taylor updated... Read More.

Carmi Rotary Club Talks Chili Thursday

Friday, April 16 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Story provided by Randy AdamsThe Carmi Rotary club met for their weekly meeting at the Methodist Church in downtown Carmi on Thursday.With a chili theme fresh on the club’s minds, Lyn Stephens passed along some chili trivia to the Rotarians. The biggest surprise in... Read More.

SIC Board Talks Top Teams, State Funding, Nursing Pass Rates and More

Thursday, March 18 by WROY/WRUL Staff

HARRISBURG, Ill, (March 17, 2021) -- The Southeastern Illinois College Board of Trustees met Tuesday, March 16, at 6 p.m. in the Heritage Room in the student center to approve an early retirement incentive for faculty, hear of a new international championship by the speech... Read More.

Rep. Niemerg Urges Governor to Veto Current Police Reform Proposal that Hurts Public Safety: Include Law Enforcement on Talks to Write Good Reforms

Thursday, January 28 by WROY/WRUL Staff

TEUTOPOLIS…State Representative Adam Niemerg (R-Dieterich) opposes the legislation passed in the last General Assembly just before he was sworn in as the new Representative for the 109th District. House Bill 3653 awaits the governor’s action. “I urge the governor to veto House Bill 3653 as... Read More.

Maier Talks Retirement While Graves Comments on Appointment

Tuesday, January 26 by Jc Tinsley

After 42 years in law enforcement, 39 with White County and 18 as the Sheriff, Doug Maier says it’s time to retire. Sheriff Maier spent his first 3 years in law enforcement in Wabash County before serving 21 years as a White County Deputy. ... Read More.

Carmi City Council Talks Mess on Main Street

Wednesday, November 18 by WROY/WRUL Staff

With the news Tuesday that Illinois will move back to Tier 3 on Friday, the Carmi City Council announced in partnership with the Carmi Chamber of Commerce that the planned Lighted Christmas Parade and the scheduled Tree Lighting Ceremony have both been canceled for... Read More.

WROY/WRUL News ON DEMAND – Brenton Stanley Talks Breonna Taylor Case

Friday, September 25 by Jc Tinsley

Stanley is a 2003 graduate and co-valedictorian from Carmi White County High School. He currently works for personal injury firm Morgan & Morgan in Louisville, specifically on class action and mass tort litigation. Stanley is familiar with both Commonwealth Attorney Tom Wine (working in... Read More.

Representative Darren Bailey Talks with IDES; Continues to Jab State Leaders

Wednesday, April 15 by Jc Tinsley

Representative Darren Bailey says he spoke with Illinois Department of Employment Security officials through a conference call recently and is offering some advice to folks who may still be having trouble with the system.Specifically, he says there have been a lot of questions from... Read More.

Open Line On Demand – David Spence Talks 73rd Annual Dairy Days

Wednesday, September 25 by Jc Tinsley

The 2019 Dairy Days Festival (73rd annual) gets underway Friday and Saturday, September 27th and 28th! Listen in as Dairy Days Association president David Spence talks with Jc Tinsley about the origins of Dairy Days, the planning that goes in, and specifically what to... Read More.