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PULASKI COUNTY EARTHQUAKE CALLED “MICRO”

Did anyone feel it?

Feb 27 2013 | Posted in Breaking,Pulaski | Read More »

Sheriff’s son gives up in Fed court; now they need to go after dear old dad!

After many months of court wrangling, the son of Pulaski County sheriff Randy Kern has given up protesting his innocence against federal charges involving being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Jan 13 2012 | Posted in Breaking,Pulaski | Read More »

Sheriff’s son, daughter-in-law busted by feds on weapons violation

Yesterday, federal authorities apprehended Will Kern, the son of the sitting Pulaski County sheriff, the repulsive Randy Kern, having indicted Will on a single count of being a Felon in Possession of a Firearm.

Sep 16 2011 | Posted in Breaking,Pulaski | Read More »

Cops & drugs: how some get away with it and others don’t

The news in southwest counties Friday was all about a Williamson County sheriff’s deputy who was that county’s donation to their version of the Southern Illinois Drug Task Force, the Southern Illinois Enforcement Group.

Sep 3 2011 | Posted in Franklin,Jackson,Pulaski | Read More »

Bad time to be named ‘Kern’ in Pulaski Co.

Last night (06.10.11) Will Kern was pulled over for DUI.

Jun 11 2011 | Posted in Pulaski | Read More »

Hard times for Pulaski public officials: ‘deputy’ busted

Randy Kern, reviled Pulaski Co Sheriff, aka "Boob Bandit"

We don’t know when Tara Kern became a Pulaski County deputy, but we do know she’s been busted….and we also know it’s about time things started happening in that corruption-plagued county.

Jun 9 2011 | Posted in Pulaski | Read More »

Like father, like son…

Interesting events brewing in the southernmost reaches of our coverage area

May 19 2011 | Posted in Breaking,Pulaski | Read More »

Judge rules levee can be blown near New Madrid, Missouri

A federal judge in Missouri has issued his ruling that a segment of the levee holding back the Mississippi River on the Missouri side can be dynamited by the Corps of Engineers to alleviate upriver flooding.