Humboldt News
Jacksonsun.com - Thu Nov 19
A Humboldt man faces a first-degree murder charge in the shooting death of another man, according to a news release from the police department.
Man Charged in Humboldt ShootingWBBJ-TV - Wed Nov 18
Antonious Jamal Brown was officially charged with first-degree murder in the death of Vincent Brown, whose family said the two are not related.
Bradford Man Accused on Eating EvidenceWBBJ-TV - Wed Nov 18
Trenton Klippel, 18 was initially stopped Tuesday for speeding. The officer said when he got out of his vehicle there was a green, leafy substance on Klippel's clothing and in his teeth.
Do You Want To G... - T.g. Shepp...WOKY-AM Greenfield - Wed Nov 18
After working his way through the record industry, T.G. Sheppard emerged in the mid-'70s as one of the leading country-pop singers, bringing the music closer to the rock-influenced, cosmopolitain sounds of urban cowboy.
Another School BurglaryWBBJ-TV - Fri Nov 13
Kris Todd, the principal at Milan High School, said in his eleven years with the school, this is the first break-in he has seen.
Hunter shoots first deer during Junvenile HuntThe Jackson Sun - Wed Nov 11
Hunter Buege, 9 years old, shoots his first deer, two button bucks, Sunday morning November 1st during the 2009 Fall Juvenile Hunt.
New Traffic Light Near Medina Coming SoonWBBJ-TV - Tue Nov 10
A new traffic signal has been installed on Highway 45E at Old Median Road near Medina.
Humboldt Home InvasionWBBJ-TV - Tue Nov 10
The investigation into a home invasion in Humboldt is now underway. Initial reports indicted it happened on Mitchell Street and a neighbor said it happened, Tuesday morning.
Wheel Tax "Rolls Down the Road"WBBJ-TV - Mon Nov 09
The commission voted 13-11 to table the motion, which would increase the county's wheel tax from $35 to $85. The proposed $50, and $25 for motorcycles, tax hike is a result of growing budgetary pressures plaguing the young fiscal year.
Gibson Co. Library Funding IssueWBBJ-TV - Mon Nov 09
In September, the commission voted to cut funding to non-profit organizations in half, which included the libraries in Milan and Humboldt.
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