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Egyptian Health Department Reports 8 New COVID-19 Cases Wednesday

Thursday, October 8 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Egyptian Health Department was notified on October 7, 2020, of eight Southeastern Illinois residents who have tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-19). The individuals include:Saline Countya female, in her teens, at home and in isolation a female, in her 30’s, at home and... Read More.

Sanjay J. Lewis Enters Open Plea of Guilty Wednesday in White County Court

Thursday, October 8 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Sanjay J. Lewis, 46, of Grayville, entered an open plea of guilty, Wednesday, to the offense of Aggravated Domestic Battery, a class 2 felony, and Aggravated Battery, a class 3 felony. Due to his prior criminal history, Lewis qualifies to be sentenced as a... Read More.

Hamilton County Reports One New COVID-19 Case Wednesday

Thursday, October 8 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Hamilton County Health Department has been notified of one additional positive cases of COVID-19 Wednesday. The individual is… a male in his 50’s To date: There have been 83 lab-confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Hamilton County. Two people who were positive lab-confirmed cases passed away. 77 people... Read More.

Sadler Arrested on Multiple Charges Wednesday Following Police Chase

Thursday, October 1 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Carmi Police arrested 20 year old Eric M. Sadler of Grayville, Wednesday afternoon, near the railroad tracks, behind Pundrakes, on a Failure to Appear Warrant for Burglary. He was also charged with Aggravated Battery on a Peace Officer, Obstructing Justice and Resisting/Obstructing a Peace... Read More.

Swanner Enters Open Plea of “Guilty but Mentally Ill” in White County Court Wednesday

Thursday, October 1 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Clayton Andrew Swanner, 36, Crossville, entered an open plea of "guilty but mentally ill" to the offense of First Degree Murder with an agreed sentencing range of 20-45 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. The case has been set for a sentencing hearing... Read More.

White County Sheriff’s Office Has Busy Wednesday With a Burned Stolen Truck, a Warrant Arrest, and Suspicious Bones

Monday, September 28 by WROY/WRUL Staff

The White County Sheriff’s Office received a call Wednesday morning, just after 11, of a burned pickup truck at the Boultinghouse Lease in the Calvin Bottoms. When Officers arrived, they observed a red Chevy truck parked next to an oil well completely burned and... Read More.

Traffic Stop Leads to the Arrest of an Evansville Man Wednesday

Thursday, September 24 by WROY/WRUL Staff

A traffic stop lead to the arrest of an Evansville man Wednesday morning. Just before 10 a Carmi Police Officer observed a gray Honda Civic run the stop sign turning from Elm Street onto southbound 5th Street in Carmi. The Officer stopped the Civic... Read More.

Enfield Man Reports Theft of Hemp Plants to White County Sheriff’s Department Wednesday

Thursday, September 17 by WROY/WRUL Staff

James J. McKinney of Enfield reported, to the White County Sheriff’s Department, Wednesday, the theft of three hemp plants from his farm ground at 479 County Road 1925N in Enfield. McKinney noticed the plants missing on Tuesday morning and believes they were taken in... Read More.

Egyptian Health Reports Five COVID-19 Cases Wednesday in Saline County

Thursday, September 17 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Egyptian Health Department was notified on September 16, 2020, of five Saline County residents who have tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-19). The individuals include:Saline Countya female, in her 20’s, at home and in isolation a female, in her 20’s, case status in... Read More.

Hamilton County Reports Five COVID-19 Cases Wednesday

Thursday, September 17 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Hamilton County Health Department has been notified of five additional positive cases of COVID-19 Wednesday. They include: A male in his 50’s A female in her 30’s A female in her 40’s A female in her 50’s A female in her 90’s To date:There have been 62 lab-confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Hamilton County. One person who... Read More.