Taylor Clark
KFVS News
Carterville, IL, United States
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‘It worked out for the best’: Alaska man helps moose calf over guardrail
Joe Tate helped a moose calf cross the road. It could have gone badly, but he's not your average Joe. → Read More
New law aims to decrease gender wage gap in Illinois
The law makes it so employers can't ask applicants how much money they've made at past jobs → Read More
Proposed cuts to SNAP benefits impact on non-profits
It's estimated that around 3.1 million people could lose their access to food stamps if proposals go through → Read More
Neighbors form human chain to protect migrant from ICE raid in Tenn.
The father reportedly entered the country illegally, so the ICE agents were tasked with bringing him into custody. When neighbors heard what was going on, they came to assist. → Read More
Illinois employers discuss upcoming recreational marijuana laws
There's many questions and only a few answers around the new laws going into effect at the beginning of the year → Read More
Veteran’s Airport of Southern Illinois looking into new bids
Catching a quick flight to Chicago or Nashville from southern Illinois could be a reality if proposals are accepted. → Read More
McClure getting soaked by Barry aftermath
Right now, it seems the focus of volunteers is to get people ready for longer flooding in the area. → Read More
Man paddling down Mississippi for veterans
Flooding and rain isn't stopping Greg Nejnamoski from raising awareness for veterans. → Read More
McClure, Ill. needs help on July 4 holiday
July 4 may be a holiday, but flood waters aren't taking the day off. → Read More
Protect your pets from harmful floodwater fungi
The extra moisture from flooding is creating a breeding ground for harmful fungi → Read More
Businesses getting ready for legal marijuana in Illinois
When weed becomes legal in the land of Lincoln businesses are going to have to adapt → Read More
McClure residents feel the fatigue of flooding
One can only fill so many sandbags and fuel so many pumps before it becomes too much. → Read More
Catfishing on the floodwaters
The flood waters are high, but at least the fishing's good. → Read More
2.4 earthquake on the Illinois-Kentucky border
A 2.4 magnitude earthquake was reported northeast of Kevil, Kentucky on Thursday, June 6. → Read More
Bill would allow food stamps to be used at restaurants in Illinois
If passed, restaurants could choose to accept food stamps → Read More
Bill would allow food stamps to be used at restaurants in Illinois
If passed, restaurants could choose to accept food stamps → Read More
Cobden students craft their own guitars
These sweet new six-strings are on display at SIUC until June 29. → Read More
Herrin’s new mascot: Porkchop the pig
A slippery swine refuses to be caught in Herrin, and everybody in town knows about it → Read More
11-year-old raises over $1,200 for Veteran Honor Flight
The Veteran's Honor Flight of Southern Illinois has a young new sponsor who says he's going to be raising funds indefinitely → Read More
Portion of Route 127 to reopen in Union County
Illinois 127 just south of Alto Pass will reopen on Friday, April 19 at 5 p.m. → Read More