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Headlines for Monday, November 14th

Crimestoppers Crimestoppers is offering a reward for the person who entered the H & H grocery in Clay City, and caused damage to gaming machines a money box was taken from 1 of the machines abd a ATM was taken from the business call or text crimestoppers at 618 842 9777 Last Tuesday around 8:40 in the morning Alexis L Hill 19 of Albion was traveling north on US Highway 45 in a 2015 Jeep Wrangler, Hill traveled into the south bound traffic lane and struck Abdullah A Hussein, 49 of Columbus Ohio who was driving a 2007 Freightliner Semi. Hill continued north striking the trailer being pulled by Hussein, Hill lost control and continued north in the south bound lane striking Jazmine S Johnson age 22 of Columbus Georgia. Hill overturned and the car was laying on the drivers side, Johnson traveled off the roadway coming to rest facing north east. Hill, Johnson and a passenger with Johnson Deshanti L Lewis were air lifted to Deaconess Midtown in Evansville. Hill was given a citation for improper lane usage and Johnson was given a citation for operating a uninsured vehicle. ### Fairfield Arrests and Crash's Last Wednesday around 12:40 in the afternoon Evelyn M Smith age 73 of Effingham was traveling north on US Highway 45 in a 2003 GMC Envoy when Isaac Knuckles age 20 of Crossville failed to yield at the intersection in a 2001 Chevy S10. Knucles proceeded through the intersection and was struck by Smith. Wayne County EMS was called, Smith and her passenger Brian F Taylor were taken to FMH. Last Wednesday around 1:50 in the afternoon Michael C Owen age 56 of Fairfield was arrested by the Wayne County Sheriff's Office for aggravated battery. Last Wednesday around 11:17 in the evening Jacob A Steele ago 25 of Fairfield was arrested for possession of meth and a failure to appear warrant for unlawful possession of meth. The bond is at $1,020. Steele was also given a ticket for not having a valid driver's license. Last Friday around 2:52 in the afternoon Austin T Hawley age 29 of Iuka was arrested on 2 FTA warrants one for theft and one for burglary, bond is set at $500. Last Thursday Jaret C Murphy of Fairfield pleaded guilty to a class A misdemeanor of battery, he was given one year of conditional discharge. He will pay just over $1,100 in fines and court costs. Last Thursday James K Atwell of Xenia pleaded guilty to a Class B misdemeanor of Criminal trespass to a residential property. He will be under court supervision for 1 year and will pay $619 in fines and court costs. ### FMH Muder Mystery Dinner FAIRFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TO HOST A 1920's MURDER MYSTERY DINNER FUNDRAISER Are you in for a chilling Friday the 13th? Willow Creek Venue will be the scene of a crime on January 13th, 2023. This unique dinner event, hosted by Fairfield Memorial Hospital, will be interrupted in a startling way! Are you going to solve the murder or are you, in fact, the killer? Join Fairfield Memorial Hospital on this exciting 1920's Murder Mystery Dinner Fundraiser on January 13th, 2023! The Murder Mystery Dinner will serve as a fundraiser for Fairfield Memorial Hospital on new and exciting hospital projects and the Kicks for Kids Program! Tickets for the event are $30 and this includes dinner and entertainment for the evening. The event will take place at Willow Creek Venue, 236 US-45 - Fairfield, Illinois. Doors open at 5:00pm and dinner begins at 6pm. There will also be a 50/50 raffle, Best Dressed Prize, Best Couple Prize, raffle baskets and a cash bar. Fairfield Memorial Hospital is also looking for sponsors for this event. Any business or individual that would like to contribute and support the event there are several levels of sponsorship available including: The Godfather Sponsor - $1,500, Bootlegger Happy Hour Sponsor - $1,000, Flapper Sponsor - $500, Martini Sponsor - $350 and Bee's Knees Event Sponsor - $100. f you would like to purchase tickets to this event and/or become a sponsor you can call Shauna Williams, FMH Marketing Director at 618-847-8242 or Mary Knight, Executive Assistant/Staff Accountant in Administration at 618-847-8243. ### Ronald McDonald Award Local Southern Illinois McDonald's Operators John and Mary Moreland were recognized with the prestigious Ronald Award during a recent McDonald's gathering in Las Vegas. The Ronald Award recognized the top 1% of McDonald's Owner/Operators nationwide who have made exceptional contributions to McDonald's, their local communities, and their guests. This honor is especially impressive, as the pair is one of only a handful of operators to ever receive the award twice. The Morelands have served the McDonald's community for more than 56 years. John Moreland is an Air Force Veteran who served from 1963-1967. While in the Air Force in Austin, Tex., he worked his first shift under the Golden Arches in 1966 at one of just two McDonald's locations in all of Texas at the time. With experience in nearly every facet of the business, John Moreland was officially approved as an Owner/Operator, and in 1980, he and his wife and fellow Owner/Operator, Mary, landed in Southern Illinois where they built their first McDonald's restaurant in West Frankfort. In 1981, the pair received the Ronald Award for the first time and Mary gained her approval as an official McDonald's operator in 1995. Mary Moreland has been a community activist for years, including serving on the West Frankfort school board for 20 years and coaching golf there for 21 years. She was inducted into the Frankfort Community High School Athletics Hall of Fame in 2017 and has served as a trustee on the Southern Illinois Healthcare Foundation board. In addition to a growing business, John and Mary Moreland had a growing family. Daughter, Stephanie and son, Michael grew up with their parents as role models both at home and at the restaurant. After exploring their own paths through college and careers, both children returned to the family business and completed the rigorous "Next Generation" program for children of current Owner/Operators. Together, the family runs 21 McDonald's restaurants across Southern Illinois. ### Grayville City Council The Grayville City Council will meet in regular session on tonight at 7:00 pm in City Hall. In old business the council will discuss the Water Filtration Plant, ISP Health and Welfare Fund Demand for Payment Audit 2016-2022, Security Camera System Quotes, and a request to vacate an alley in Martin's Addition. The council will also hear the 2nd reading of Ordinances 933 and 934. In new business items include Application to Solicit Donations – Grayville Ministerial Association, Christmas Parade Resolution, Next Link Access Lease Agreement for equipment at the Water Tower, Gasoline for Police Vehicles, and Christmas Party. ### Sexual Assault in Mt Vernon A 69-year-old Opdyke man will likely spend the rest of his life in prison after he was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. In September, James Martin Sr. filed an open plea of guilty to one of three Class X counts of sexually assaulting a victim under the age of 13 in exchange for the other two counts being dismissed. According to Mt. Vernon Police Chief Trent Page, the Washington County Sheriff's Department initially took a report on March 11 of a sexual assault that allegedly took place in Mt. Vernon. That information was forwarded to the Mt. Vernon Police Department and their Detective Division investigated the report. It's believed the assault took place six to seven years ago, said Chief Page. Assistant State's Attorney Julie Kozuszek prosecuted the case. ### Community Calendar Page Now lets take a look at some things that we have on our community calendar page. You can view out community calendar page by going to our website wfiwradio.com, clicking on the community drop down and click on the community calendar page. Today The Mill Shoals Ruritan Community Breakfast will be Monday, November 14, at the Ruritan Building. Items on the menu include: scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, biscuits & gravy and drink wil

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Headlines for Friday, October 14th

Brodey Murbarger, 26, was found guilty of first degree murder on Thursday after the jury deliberated for only an hour. Murbarger was accused in the 2014 disappearance and killing of 15-year-old Megan Nichols. FBI investigator William O'Sullivan testified Wednesday about the more than 7,000 text messages exchanged between Murbarger and Nichols between December 2013 and February 2014. O'Sullivan said the messages at first were romantic and sexual in nature and included several references to the couple planning a runaway in mid-2014. O'Sullivan says that in February 2014 the messages reflected a more tumultuous relationship, with Murbarger at one point calling Nichols 'annoying.' The defense only called Murbarger's father Jayson Murbarger to the stand, as well as the defendant himself to testify. The father and son were asked about blood found in the defendant's car that prosecutors argued was used to transport Megan's body to a rural Boyleston field where it was buried. Jayson Murbarger testified the trunk on his son's car often leaked water, but he was unaware of any other fluids that may be in the trunk. Murbarger took the stand and testified that Nichols' blood was in his car after a sexual encounter in which he used his shirt to clean the blood. Murbarger then said he placed the shirt in the trunk, where leaking water caused the blood to spread. During closing arguments Thursday, the state of Illinois argued that Murbarger has changed his story several times through interviews with police, claiming all stories contradict one another. The state also says during police interviews, Murbarger told others he went to Nichols' house around 9:30 pm July 3, 2014 because he thought she had run away. Through those statements, the state says Murbarger places himself with Nichols on the night and time she disappeared. The defense team for Murbarger says the evidence in the case is speculation and circumstantial, citing there is no motive for Murbarger to commit murder, and no evidence that Nichols' death was due to strangulation. In reference to the varying stories, the defense states Murbarger was an "awkward teen" under a lot of pressure due to rumors circulating of his involvement in Nichols' disappearance and would have been flustered during interrogations. Murbarger's defense attorney says he plans to file for a new trial. The Wayne County Board met last night for it's regular monthly meeting. The highway department provided an update on the progress of the ongoing construction project at the 161 & Enterprise Road intersection. The actual road work should be completed late next week. They also advised that some of the lighting required for the project has been delayed. They estimated that the project should be complete the first week of November. The board also approved a Joint Financing Agreement, which is one of the early steps for resurfacing Rt. 161 from Johnsonville to the Marion County Line. The board authorized 3 more distributions of ARPA Funds. They include: $36,157 for the Mt. Erie Water System to connect to the Jasper Water System. $9,897 for new flooring for the Circuit Clerks Office and the County Clerks Office. $30,000 for the CDC to purchase a van/bus for transporting clients to jobs, etc. The board also voted to purchase a 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe for the Coroner at a cost of $63,362. Board member Gordon Endsley voted NO on the purchase. The board approved its budget contribution for the Regional Office of Education. The amount is $39,276. The board approved Kemper & Associates as the auditors for the county. County Clerk Lizann Woodrow advised that 82 people have voted in person at her office. She stated that she believed this number would increase since the large trial was over and the property tax due date has passed. Board members Kelli Locey, Jamie Greenwalt, and Joe Coy were absent from the meeting. On 10/13 ISP Arrested Tylor R Gefken, 31 of Albion on a Failure to Appear Warrant on a charge of Speeding. Bond was set at $245. 44-year-old Rainie S Blankenship of Wayne City entered a Plea of Guilty in Wayne County Court on a charge of Confinement of an Animal in a Vehicle, a Class C Misdemeanor. He was sentenced to one year of court supervision and ordered to pay fines and costs totaling $626. 37-year-old David A Springmeyer of Albion entered a Guilty Plea in Wayne County Court on a charge of Unlawful Possession of a Weapon by a Felon. He was credited with 10 days served, sentenced to two years probation, and ordered to pay $3,099 in fines and court costs. Friends of the Fairfield Public Library will conduct their semi-annual bake sale on tomorrow, Saturday, October 15, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the library on the corner at 300 SE Second Street. During the bake sale, there will also be hundreds of books available for $1 each, according to Librarian Michelle Conard. Baked goods for the sale should be brought to the library by 2 p.m. on today, or between 9 and 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. Books and DVDs can be donated whenever the library is open. Annual dues for Friends of the Library are $12 for an individual, $20 for a family, and $30 for non-profit organizations as well as businesses and professional offices, and they made be paid during the sale. All proceeds from dues and fundraisers the Friends conduct are used by the library for its programs and purchases. Geff Ruritan Days is tomorrow, Saturday, October 15th. Events start off with the Car and Truck Show Registration from 8:30am – 10am. Frog Races start at 9am, with the Turtle Races scheduled to begin at 9:30am. The Diaper Derby will take place at 10am, along with the Antique Tractor Show Judging. Other events throughout the day include: Sawdust Pile at 10:30am, Sack Races at 11am, Famous Ham and Beans Feed in the Ruritan Building at noon, Car Show Awards at 1pm, Basketball Shoot at 3pm, Pedal Pull at 4pm, the 50/50 Drawing at 5pm, and the Crowning of Little Miss Frontier Days at 6pm. The Big Parade starts at 2pm and sandwiches and drinks will be served all day at the Ruritan building. There will also be a Craft Booth in the Park with Cider, Sodas, and Funnel Cakes sold in the park as well. The Village of Wayne City will be flushing fire hydrants the week of October 17 through October 21. Village residents might experience periods of discolored water and pressure fluctuations. This will include the Village of Keenes. The City of Fairfield's water department is advising that water will be shut off on East King Street from S. 1st Street to SE 6th Street on Oct. 18 and possibly Oct. 19. This is due to valve maintenance in that area. Please take caution if traveling in this area. The City appreciates your patience while this maintenance is being completed. State Representative Adam Niemerg (R-Dieterich) announced that he has scheduled the next Satellite Office Hours for three locations around the 109th District on Thursday, October 20 in Mt. Carmel, Albion, and Carmi. "I encourage residents to take advantage of these Satellite Office Hours when we are in or near your town," commented Rep. Niemerg. "If you have questions or concerns about state programs or policies or need help with a state issue, my staff and I are happy to help." The times and locations are as follows: 8:00 – 9:30 AM at the Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce, located at 1121 State Street, Lawrenceville. 10:15 AM – 12:15 PM at the Olney Public Library, located at 400 W. Main Street, Olney. And 2:00 – 3:30 PM at Fairfield City Hall, located at 109 NE 2nd Street, Fairfield. To schedule an appointment, please call the district office at 217-813-6036 or at the online office at RepNiemerg.com. State officials continue to remind the public about the new National Suicide Prevention Lifeline program with its new national mental health hotline, 9-8-8. While calls are answered by trained crisis counselors around the clock throughout all states, more information can be found on the 988hotline.illinois.gov website. Statistics show that about 1,400 people commit suicide every year in Illinois. A

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Murbarger Found Guilty Of Murder In the First Degree – WRUL-FM

Brodey Murbarger, 26, has been found guilty of first degree murder following his trial on Thursday. It took just one hour for the jury to deliberate. Murbarger was accused in the 2014 disappearance and killing of 15-year-old Megan Nichols. FBI investigator William O’Sullivan testified Wednesday […]

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Headlines for Tuesday, August 30th

It has been announced that the Fairfield Public School District will be implementing a program available to schools participating in the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Programs called the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP). All enrolled students of Fairfield PSD #112 are eligible to receive a healthy breakfast and lunch at school at no cost to your household each day of the school year. Your child(ren) will be able to participate in these meal programs without having to pay a fee or submit an application. For questions or to obtain more information call 842-6501. On Thursday, August 25th, Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Michael Molt granted the defense motion to sever two sex crime charges in the Brodey Murbarger case. Judge Molt granted the motion to sever the two counts of home invasion to commit criminal sexual abuse from the murder charges Murbarger is facing. Murbarger has been formally charged with three counts of murder and one count of concealment of a homicidal death, the murder charges and two sex cases will now be tried separately. In pretrial hearing, Judge Molt confirmed the final pretrial and trial dates, ordering that all pending motions in the case be filed on or before September 6th, with final pretrial hearing set for September 13th. The jury trial is set for September 16th in Wayne County Circuit Court. The 26-year-old faces multiple charges in connection with the 2014 death of 15-year-old Megan Nichols, both Fairfield natives. Murbarger was indicted by a Wayne County jury on a total of six counts, including three counts of first-degree murder, concealment of a homicidal death and two counts of home invasion to commit the offense of criminal sexual abuse. Nichols went missing July 3, 2014, her remains were discovered on December 26, 2017, by a Wayne County man in a remote site south of Boyleston. Murbarger has been held in the Wayne County jail with a bond of $3 million since October 5, 2020. A Wayne County Jury recently denied a defense motion seeking to move the location of the trial against 26-year-old Brodey Murbarger. The Tax Increment Financing Committee will meet on Wednesday, August 31 at 5:15 p.m. in City Hall. Items on the agenda will include Building Rehabilitation at 1410 West Main owned by Andrew Gifford and Building Renovation at 506 West Main owned by Jessica McCleary. Fairfield Memorial Hospital is offering CPR Certification to the public free of charge. The class will be held on tomorrow from 9:00am – 1:00pm in the FMH Medical Arts Complex Education Rooms located at 213 NW 10th Street in Fairfield. For more information or to pre-register call 618-847-8243. Pre-registration is required as class size is limited. Attendees will be required to go thru the entrance screening and wear masks at all times unless otherwise instructed by the instructor. Jasper Residents living along 1120 North between Enterprise and 7th Street and Andrews Acres should boil their water. Crimestopppers is offering a reward for the person or persons who damaged a front door and entered the business of Citgo in Cisne. If you have information on this or any other crime, call or text crimestoppers at 842-9777. On 08/20/22, at 3:09 AM, Craig S Stein, 22 of Fairfield, was cited for driving with a suspended driver's license following a traffic stop for faulty equipment at 805 N Laurel Street, Fairfield. On 08/21/22, at 11:11 AM, Jackie D Thomason, 54 of Fairfield, was cited and released for operating an unregistered side-by-side in the 100 block of NW 7th Street, Fairfield in violation of the Fairfield Golf Cart/UTV ordinance. The side-by-side was removed from the roadway. On 08/23/22, at 1:36 AM, Fairfield Police stopped a vehicle being driven by Shalaunda K McCulley, 40 of Fairfield, near the intersection of Mt Vernon Road and Frontier Drive, Fairfield. McCulley was cited for Operating a Vehicle with Suspended Registration and the vehicle was towed. On 08/24/22, at 8:29 AM, Fairfield Police were called to investigate a burglary at 200 W Main Street, Fairfield, the Feed My Sheep Soup Kitchen. The rear door of the facility had been forced sometime overnight or in the early morning. The investigation is continuing. Anyone having any information on this incident is encouraged to contact Wayne County Crime Stoppers. On 08/24/22, at 8:53 AM, Fairfield Police cited Branden L Cline, 39 of Fairfield, for violating Fairfield's UTV/Golf cart ordinance by operating an unregistered side-by-side in the 100 block of NW 3rd Street. He was cited and released. The side-by-side was towed away. On 08/27/2022, at approximately 8:05 PM, Fairfield Police located Gage L. Devers, 25 of Fairfield in the 800 block of West Main Street. Devers was wanted on a Wayne County failure to appear warrant for driving on a suspended license (Cash Bond $595) and a Hamilton County failure to appear warrant for driving on a suspended license (Cash bond $595). Devers was transported to the Wayne County Jail and lodged pending the posting of bond. On 08/27/2022, at approximately 8:20 PM, Fairfield Police located Xavier J. Miller, 36 of Fairfield in the 800 block of West Main Street. Miller was a suspect in a previous domestic disturbance and was also wanted on a Kane County warrant for domestic battery (Cash Bond $7500) and a Cook County warrant for possession of Schedule I & II narcotic (No bond warrant). Miller was transported to the Wayne County Jail and lodged. A 21-year-old female immigrant was rescued Wednesday from an apparent human trafficking situation discovered during a traffic stop in Jefferson County. According to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department a 41-year-old California man is being held following an investigation into human trafficking that followed a traffic stop on I-57 near the Mt. Vernon exit. Jefferson County Sheriff's officials say Jose Antonio Navarro-Laguna was taken into custody for immigration-related offenses. An Illinois State Police Officer made the initial traffic stop and saw evidence of what he believed was human trafficking. Agents with the Homeland Security Investigations Task Force responded to assist Illinois State Police. Evidence was reportedly seized at the scene and a 21-year-old female illegal immigrant was detained and turned over to the Homeland Security agents. The investigation into human trafficking is continuing as the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office works with the state police and Homeland Security Investigations. River stages as of this morning: the Little Wabash east of Fairfield stands at 13.38 feet, below the 17 ft. flood stage. Meanwhile, the Skillet Fork at Wayne City has a reading of 6.40 feet (flood stage is 15 ft.). The Little Wabash below Clay City is at 5.27 feet (flood stage is 18 ft.). Bonpas Creek at Browns reads 14.77 feet. The Little Wabash at Main Street in Carmi reads 5.13 feet, and the Wabash River at Mt. Carmel sits at 3.44 feet. Today's Crude Oil price is $90.01 up $3.95 from Friday. The October Crude Oil price is $95.12 up $1.47 from Friday

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Headlines for Wednesday, March 9th

The Fairfield City Council met last night and held a public hearing for a potential business district. The idea would increase sales taxes by one percent in its boundaries on most purchases. Downtown merchants Kristi Hornung, Nicole Jordan, Marjorie Jordan, and Mark Turner spoke in favor of the idea, saying the City needs to do something to bring in additional funds to help with building upkeep, bring in more small businesses, and enhance the downtown area. Gary Carter and Cindy Grimes spoke against it; Carter said even a small tax increase would hurt his sales, and both said the current climate with gas prices and inflation does not lend itself to any tax increase. The council will vote on the matter at its meeting on the 22nd. In the Fairfield City Council meeting proper, action began with the seating Cody Attebery on the council to replace Brett Coale as First Ward Aldermen. Alderman Gary Moore motioned to seat Attebery for Coale's unexpired term, and Alderman Dewey Eckleberry seconded. With a unanimous vote, Attebery was sworn in by City Clerk Tina Hutchcraft. Brad Young was appointed new leadman at the Water Distribution Department, and he replaces Kevin Leonard, who moved to work in the cemetery. Alderman also voted to authorize the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners to proceed with hiring three new police officers and to authorize testing to establish a new eligibility list. The City has three spots open in the state police academy this year. In other action, the council approved spending money for fireworks for Independence Day, with $10,000 provided by the City and $5,000 provided by the Recreation Fund. Corporate support is also a possibility as organizers hope to make the holiday more of an event. Aldermen voted to support the City Band with $7,000. In his report at last night's meeting, Mayor Dreith said he met with three water departments who buy bulk water from the city yesterday. Water rates in the Jasper, New Hope, and Boyleston water districts will go up 7.5 percent, retroactive to January 1st, based on the Consumer Price Index. He also said landowners at 1302 Leininger Road, 205 West Seventh, and 900 Leroy have been given until Friday to clean up properties. He said they have been given fair warning the City will not continue to stand by. The Edwards County High School Music Department will hold its full Dinner Theater event this month for the first time since 2019. Shows with dinner will take place on the 18th, 19th, 25th, and 26th, and the 24th will be a show-only night. The theme for the show is Seasons, and tickets can be purchased for $20 by calling 445-2325. The IDPH reported two new cases of COVID-19 in Wayne, White, and Wabash counties yesterday. Richland County added one, and Jefferson County added four. Edwards, Hamilton, Clay, and Marion counties held steady, and Lawrence County had its case total decrease on the state website. As a state, Illinois announced 1,055 new cases and 22 additional deaths. Statewide totals sat at 3,040,861 cases and 32,978 deaths. The Southern Region had a seven-day positivity rate of 2.6 percent on the 5th, up from 2.5 percent on the 4th. River stages as of early this morning: the Little Wabash east of Fairfield stands at 22.78 feet, above the 17 ft. flood stage. Meanwhile, the Skillet Fork at Wayne City has a reading of 10.01 feet (flood stage is 15 ft.). The Little Wabash below Clay City is at 20.87 feet (flood stage is 18 ft.). Bonpas Creek at Browns reads 12.53 feet, and the Little Wabash at Main Street in Carmi reads 29.40 feet. The Wabash River at Mt. Carmel sits at 20.79 feet. Today's crude oil price is $116.75, up $4.25 from yesterday. The April crude oil price is $124.18, up $2.46 from yesterday morning. The guest today on the Community Connection will be Fairfield Community High School Assistant Principal Bobby Wells. Community Connection airs at 7:30 on AM 1390 and 103.3 FM. "Morning Coffee" will feature Mark Turner, Drew Pountain, and Ken Otey. "Morning Coffee" is between 8-9 a.m. on 104.9 weekdays. To listen to a podcast of Morning Coffee and Community Connection, click on "About Us" on the top right of wfiwradio.com. Then, from the dropdown, make your choice of program.

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Teen killed in Clinton County single-vehicle crash

Police said the crash happened on State Road 29 Sunday morning near Boyleston, Indiana.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170819:17:45:00

hope you guys can hear me. we've heard a number of sirens, a lot of sirens, so we rushed over here to get some idea of what's going on. we were told by multiple witnesses that the free speech rally crowd had been brought out on this side of the commons and had been taken into the streets, put into wagons by the police that had helped them secure safety getting off of the common and that now they're trying to make their way through boston. they've gotten just a little bit past the corner of boyleston and fremont where a huge crowd of counter-protesters had initially been blocking -- maybe even more clear from my view from the street -- they're trying to make their way through boston and safely get these boston rally free speech folks safely through this much, much larger counter-protest on the streets. that that's what witnesses described. i can barely see the top of an ambulance rounding the corner, or a wagon rounding the corner as they move to get these folks

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Anderson Cooper 360-20140422-00:55:00

the streets of boyleston and boston is stronger than that and happy to see. so i think that's what i'll be thinking about. >> you'll run next year, i hear? >> yes. absolutely. i'll be fitted with my blade here within the month. i'm incredibly excited. adam and i both want to run. i'm not heavily medicated when i tell you this time. >> i know better than from miss i'll run with you because you'll hold me to it. >> i'm tempted to ask you but i'll cut you a little break. maybe i'll ask you off camera. >> thank you. great to see you, my friend. take care. >> so great to see you too, anderson. >> tune in later tonight to see how people put their lives back together. watch the cnn special repor report, "back to boston" at 10:00 p.m. good is setting a personal best before going for a world record.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130420:10:25:00

daughter sydney were seriously injured at the marathon. their son tyler decided to stay home at the last minute. the rest of the family was here at the finish line waiting for celeste's sister carmen acabo to cross. >> i had been turning around to look at friends to my left and behind me about 15, 10 or 15 feet. they were holding up signs. we'd look at them, say something to each other. do you see her, what have you? >> i couldn't wait to see if everyone was so crazy at mile 22 and mile 19 what's it going to be like when i run down boyleston. >> reporter: it happened just as she neared mile 26. so when the bomb went off and it hit you, what was happening around you, what did you first notice? what went through your mind? >> i have a vivid memory of seeing my daughter and my friends being blown back, falling backwards my daughter's arms outstretched like this and

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The Situation Room-20130418-21:22:00

evidence we are rel photos of these two suspects. they are identified as suspect one and suspect two. they appear to be associated. suspect one is wearing a dark hat. suspect two is wearing a white hat. suspect two set down a backpack at the site of the second explosion just in front of the foreign restaurant. we strongly encourage those who were at the forum restaurant who have not contacted us yet to do so. as you can see from one of the images suspects one and two appear to be walking together through the marathon crowd on boyleston street in the direction of the finish line. that image was captured as they walked on boyleston in the vicinity of the intersection with gloucester street. the quality of the photos is quite good but we'll continue to work on further images to improve the identification value. further on fbi.gov we have

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