Carterville boy's wish to name a state snake moving forward
A long, slender reptilian - the Eastern milk snake - is slithering toward becoming an official state symbol in the Land of Lincoln, thanks to the efforts of an 11-year-old from Carterville.
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A long, slender reptilian - the Eastern milk snake - is slithering toward becoming an official state symbol in the Land of Lincoln, thanks to the efforts of an 11-year-old from Carterville.
Honor and distinction. mike. mike: amen, christina coleman thank you so much. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: texas department of public safety trooper has died after tragic accident while working jointly with the u.s. border patrol. bill is tracking the details from la joya, texas. bill: tragic news to report. first line of duty death associated with texas' operation lone star. if we can pull up the photo. we will tell you about the state tree, 37-year-old anthony solas died in the hospital yesterday morning after injured friday night while working with border patrol near eagle pass, texas, he was helping ...
For hour many. >> ainsley: carolinaens watching this morning. hilton head is so pretty. i don't know who is in charge of making that place so beautiful. but when you go there, all the signs like a sign for walmart is at eye level. you are not allowed to have big signs. everything looks beautiful. >> brian: eye level. >> ainsley: driving down the road you don't have big billboards everywhere. >> steve: that looks like a palmetto tree right interest, right? >> ainsley: yeah. that's our state tree. >> steve: exactly. beautiful. >> brian: looking to get to the beach and you don't like crowds, my s...
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So, what if we could come up with some sort of...test, that the people had to pass before they could move to Montana? If you don't pass, you can't come here.