Wednesday, March 12 2014 2:12 PM EDT2014-03-12 18:12:29 GMT
In less than a week, Illinois voters will head to the polls for the Illinois primaries. Jackson county clerk, Larry Reinhardt says early voter turnout is on track to match the numbers four years ago. With
In less than a week, Illinois voters will head to the polls for the Illinois primaries. Jackson county clerk, Larry Reinhardt says early voter turnout is on track to match the numbers four years ago. With
Wednesday, March 12 2014 1:26 PM EDT2014-03-12 17:26:02 GMT
Thirty-three years later, it's official for a same-sex couple in Jackson County. Duane Cole and Joe Powers are the first couple in southern Illinois to apply for and be granted a marriage license.
Thirty-three years later, it's official for a same-sex couple in Jackson County. Duane Cole and Joe Powers are the first couple in southern Illinois to apply for and be granted a marriage license.
STODDARD COUNTY, MO (KFVS) -
Part of Highway 25 south of Dexter was closed after a crash Wednesday morning.
It happened one mile south of Dexter around 8:15 a.m.
A 1998 Chevy driven by Adam Hughey, 42, of Campbell, Missouri slid on the ice covered road, crossed the centerline and was hit by a 1997 GMC truck driven by Terry R. Nims, 27, of Grayridge, Missouri.
Hughey's vehicle went off the right side of the road and overturned.
The GMC truck slid off the right side of the road and broke a utility pole.
Hughey and a passenger had moderate injuries. A 13-year-old passenger had minor injuries. Hughey's two passengers were wearing a seatbelt. Hughey was not wearing a seatbelt, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Wednesday, March 12 2014 8:39 AM EDT2014-03-12 12:39:02 GMT
A local landlord and tattoo shop owner is suspected of a disturbing surveillance scheme involving one of his tenants. The cameras were disguised as smoke detectors. When police unscrewed them, they found
A local landlord and tattoo shop owner is suspected of a disturbing surveillance scheme involving one of his tenants.
Wednesday, March 12 2014 4:58 AM EDT2014-03-12 08:58:14 GMT
The widow of a highly decorated World War II veteran from southern Kentucky has lost a bid to require the U.S. Army to review an application to award her husband a Medal of Honor for his service.
The widow of a highly decorated World War II veteran from southern Kentucky has lost a bid to require the U.S. Army to review an application to award her husband a Medal of Honor for his service.
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