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(Undated) – Another round of storms brought more rain and more flooding. Authorities are once again reminding motorists to be on the lookout for flooding throughout the WTYE listening area. Here

(Undated) – The National Weather Service is expecting the Wabash River in Hutsonville to crest sometime Thursday at about four feet above flood stage. Add to that a Flood Watch in effect though

(Robinson) – It will be busy agenda when the Robinson City Council meets tonight. The Council will look to approve an Intergovernmental Agreement with the County to expand the Enterprise Zone.

(Hutsonville) – The Hutsonville Village Board meets tonight and it look like a light agenda. They will hear from Kemper CPA Group regarding an audit which was completed on June 5th. The Board

(Undated) – The latest round of “spring storms” brought with them thunder, lightning, high winds, hail and quite a bit of rain. Here at the WTYE studio we’ve recorded nearly three and half

(Robinson) – A single vehicle accident over the weekend led to a trip to the hospital and DUI charges for a Robinson man. According to the Illinois State Police, twenty nine year old Daniel York

(Martinsville) – Events continue this week in Martinsville as the annual Martinsville Ag Fair gets into full swing. According to Norma Calvert Ag Fair spokesperson, the weeklong Ag Fair has

(Martinsville) — During tonights Harness Racing event at the Martinsville Ag Fair longtime announcer Carl Becker will honored for his years of service to Martinsville and the Ag Fair. Becker

(Palestine) – The Palestine Village Board approved the 2018-2019 tax levy when they met last night. In other business the Palestine Development Association was on hand last night seeking approval

(Robinson) – You still have a couple weeks to practice your chosen part for LTC’s summer production of “The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon.” Auditions will be held the 18th and 19th