Thursday, April 17 2014 5:03 PM EDT2014-04-17 21:03:58 GMT
Governor Pat Quinn announced Thursday, April 17 that an investment of $9.4 million for construction projects in Clay, Gallatin, Johnson, Marion, Perry, Pope, Randolph, Union and Wayne Counties.
Governor Pat Quinn announced Thursday, April 17 that an investment of $9.4 million for construction projects in Clay, Gallatin, Johnson, Marion, Perry, Pope, Randolph, Union and Wayne Counties.
Thursday, April 17 2014 4:25 PM EDT2014-04-17 20:25:19 GMT
JONESBORO, AR (KAIT)-- The former wife of a Region man convicted of kidnapping and murdering a young neighborhood girl now faces felony charges herself. Tonya M. Smith, 41, is charged with three counts
The former wife of a Region man convicted of kidnapping and murdering a young neighborhood girl now faces felony charges herself. Tonya M. Smith, 41, is charged with three counts of sexual exploitation of a child, two counts of causing a child under the age of 13 to view/listen to sexual activity, one count of causing a child over the age of 13 to view/listen to sexual activity, three counts of child enticement and two counts of failure to protect a child.
MURPHYSBORO, IL (KFVS) -
A Jackson County jury convicted an Ava man of four counts stemming from a home invasion on Feb. 12, 2013.
Richard Reiman, 51, of Ava was convicted of one count of home invasion, one count of aggravated unlawful restraint, one count of domestic battery and one count of violation of order of protection for acts committed against his ex-wife and daughter on Feb. 12, 2013.
Reiman had been served with an order of protection prohibiting contact between him, his ex-wife, and his daughter.
Reiman is accused of going to their home in Murphysboro on Feb. 12, 2013 with a knife without permission. While inside, Reiman damaged parts of the home, injured the two people inside, and made threats.
Reiman is set to be sentenced on March 26, 2014 at 10:30 a.m.
Home invasion carries a 6 to 30 year sentence. Probation is not a possibility.
Thursday, April 17 2014 4:25 PM EDT2014-04-17 20:25:19 GMT
JONESBORO, AR (KAIT)-- The former wife of a Region man convicted of kidnapping and murdering a young neighborhood girl now faces felony charges herself. Tonya M. Smith, 41, is charged with three counts
The former wife of a Region man convicted of kidnapping and murdering a young neighborhood girl now faces felony charges herself. Tonya M. Smith, 41, is charged with three counts of sexual exploitation of a child, two counts of causing a child under the age of 13 to view/listen to sexual activity, one count of causing a child over the age of 13 to view/listen to sexual activity, three counts of child enticement and two counts of failure to protect a child.
Thursday, April 17 2014 2:05 PM EDT2014-04-17 18:05:10 GMT
The McCracken County Sheriff’s Office says three adults are facing various drug and gun charges. One of the suspects hid crystal meth in his underwear, according to deputies.
The McCracken County Sheriff’s Office says three adults are facing various drug and gun charges. One of the suspects hid crystal meth in his underwear, according to deputies.
Thursday, April 17 2014 4:43 PM EDT2014-04-17 20:43:50 GMT
Officials with the VA Medical Center in downtown Charleston say a North Charleston man who was initially federally charged with a $525 fine for an $.89 drink refill will instead be given a warning.
Officials with the VA Medical Center in downtown Charleston say a North Charleston man who was initially federally charged with a $525 fine for an $.89 drink refill will instead be given a warning.
Wednesday, April 16 2014 7:53 PM EDT2014-04-16 23:53:26 GMT
If you’ve been on Facebook recently, you might have seen videos of people doing what is called the “cold water challenge.” People make videos of themselves jumping in cold water, then challenge others to do the same.
If you’ve been on Facebook recently, you might have seen videos of people doing what is called the “cold water challenge.” People make videos of themselves jumping in cold water, then challenge others to do the same.
Wednesday, April 16 2014 6:00 PM EDT2014-04-16 22:00:28 GMT
A Mount Tabor reservoir that holds Portland's drinking water has been taken offline out of fear that a group of trespassers urinated in it. Five people were seen at Mount Tabor Park around 1 a.m. Wednesday.
A Mount Tabor reservoir that holds Portland's drinking water has been taken offline after a teenager urinated in the reservoir.
