Suspect Bond Set in Michigan Child Death Case
On Monday Wepsiec charged Rudder with two counts first degree murder and murder during a forcible felony. The Class X felonies carry 60 to 100 years in prison. Rudder, questioned about employment and representation, claimed a public defender is needed due to his financial status. Elkville police found a child, Michael, unconscious at a residence where Rudder lived with Michael and his mother. Michael was left in Rudder’s care the night he died. his parents are Steven Pulliam and Amanda Howell.
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Patrick) Howell
Senator Kirk Recovers From January Stroke As Rehab Progress Noted
Dr. Richard Harvey reports Senator Kirk, 52, is alert and advancing in rehabilitation after a January stroke. He has walked over 10 miles since arriving at the Center for Stroke Rehabilitation in February and can climb stairs and enter vehicles. Kirk remains engaged with staff and policy issues as daily therapy continues.
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Orange Construction Push Aims To Curb Work Zone Crashes
IDOT District 9 official Keith Roberts led a news conference on Blue Heron Drive to launch Embrace the Orange a safety campaign using orange road work signs to urge motorists to slow down. Trooper David Sneed outlined fines up to 10000 and 14 years in prison for hitting a worker with higher penalties for repeated speed violations.
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IDOT
District 9
Carbondale
Roberts
Labor and Safety
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Morgan Avenue
Interstate 57
Illinois
David Sneed
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District 13
du Quoin
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CARE TRAK aids search for missing Alzheimer's patients in several counties
The CARE TRAK system helps locate missing seniors quickly reducing police costs. Chylewski notes most searches end in under 30 minutes with limited personnel. In Perry County, Sheriff Kellerman calls the system very successful and crucial in bad weather when victims are at risk. Local families can ask law enforcement to enroll.
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Jackson
Williamson
Jefferson
Franklin
Johnson
Perry
Union
Perry County
Keith Kellerman
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