Benjamin Cox is a journalist based in Jacksonville, Illinois. He writes for WLDS WEAI News and his work has also appeared in Frontiers. Benjamin covers local news and events, with a focus on topics such as community partnerships, legislation, public services, and local achievements.
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Benjamin Cox's local news coverage focuses heavily on breaking and evolving crime stories within the Jacksonville area. To effectively pitch to him, consider providing exclusive insights or interviews related to ongoing criminal cases, law enforcement initiatives, or community events with a strong emphasis on public safety.
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Jacksonville Police arrested a man Sunday night after the vehicle he was driving struck a utility pole. Officers and EMS were called to the 200 block of West Walnut shortly after 8PM. According to …
Multiple rural fire departments responded to a structure fire in Alexander on Saturday night. A report of a structure fire came in to West Central Joint Dispatch just after 7PM Saturday from a home…
The following schools and organizations will be closed or have cancellations due to frigid temperatures:SchoolsAC Central School District – E-Learning DayAuburn School DistrictBeardstown Chri…
Elliott Craig resigned as Beardstown’s football coach at the December 18th Beardstown school board meeting.
By: Benjamin Cox
Voters in Chandlerville may have a ballot question in front of them this April.
By: Benjamin Cox
Officials with the Murrayville-Woodson Police announced today that they’ve got a new tool in their tool box in case someone attempts a high-speed chase.
Winchester residents can soon expect utility rate increases.
By: Benjamin Cox
From left to right: 3rd Runner-up: Western Illinois Fair, Kaylee Ford; 1st Runner-up: Christian County Fair, Delaney Epley; Queen: Henry County Fair, Johnna Fulcher; 2nd Runner-up: Sanagmon County Fair, Claire Oliver; 4th Runner-up: Clay County Fair, Paris Van Dyke
By: Benjamin Cox
The Village of Ashland is moving forward with a major sewer project this month.
Cass County Sheriff Devron Ohrn is warning area residents of a phone scam in which a caller is posing as a member of law enforcement.
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