Father charged with involuntary manslaughter in infant daughter's death
Aaron Robinette, 28, is jailed in Saline County on a Class 2 felony charge after authorities say he shook Peyton Marie Robinette, 3 months old, causing a closed head injury. The infant died after life support was discontinued at St. Louis Children’s Hospital. Preliminary hearing set for Feb. 14.
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Herrin High student charged after gun found on campus
An 18 year old Herrin High student was arrested after an unloaded .22 pistol was found in the student parking lot. Patrick Gurley was charged with unlawful possession of a weapon and suspended for up to 10 days while the board sets expulsion terms. Gurley had no prior criminal history.
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Marion Chamber names Citizen of the Year and honors others
Marion Chamber of Commerce announces Sarah Bethel as Citizen of the Year and recognizes Pepsi Cola Bottling as Business of the Year represented by Harry Crisp I Don Bett of Bank of Marion as Distinguished Chamber Member Robert W. Duncan and August L. Fowler Lifetime Achievement Award recipients with Rosemary Crisp nearby.
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Taco John's robbed in Herrin. about $1,000 stolen
Two white male suspects in black clothing and ski masks confronted the manager and an employee outside the closed Taco John's in Herrin shortly after midnight. They assaulted the manager and took approximately $1,000 in cash before fleeing on foot. no injuries reported. Call Williamson County Crime Stoppers or Herrin police with information.
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Churches Targeted in Johnson Williamson Counties Scam
Johnson County State's Attorney Brian Trambley warns scammers have targeted churches in Johnson and Williamson counties with repeated hard luck stories. The caller changes names but keeps the same request for money, urging it be sent to a Murphysboro address. Officials urge not to send funds and to verify with local sheriff or the attorney general's office. do not trust unsolicited requests.
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Students Sleep Out to Help Homeless Across 42 Schools
Little Egypt District student councils aim for at least one participant from each of 42 schools. With 84 signed up by Friday, the sleep-out has a $20 minimum to join, includes a T shirt and meals, and runs through a January night with music and games. Principal John Dively praises student dedication, noting the event counters negative teen stereotypes. Local contact sara.bean thesouthern.com 618-529-5454 x15074.
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Carbondale
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