Paul Wilcoxen is a Photojournalist and Weekend Morning Anchor at WSIL News, a Southern Illinois news station. With a focus on local news, Paul covers a wide range of stories, from community events to crime and justice issues. He is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful news coverage to the Southern Illinois community.
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By: Paul Wilcoxen
MARION — The Williamson County Commissioners met Tuesday for its regularly scheduled meeting at the Williamson County Administration Building in Marion.
By: Paul Wilcoxen
MARION — Mission 13 of the Veterans Honor Flight touched down at Veterans Airport of Southern Illinois just after 9 p.m. Tuesday. Waiting for them, were hundreds of people waving
MARION — After calls from the public for the Williamson County Commissioners to dismiss Alex Simpson from his post as supervisor of assessments, Simpson has tendered his resignation letter to the commissioners, effective Friday.
By: Paul Wilcoxen
MARION — When Tony Eaton founded the non-profit organization Down the Leash Service Dogs in January 2022, he quickly decided the dollar wouldn't be the ultimate measurement for success.
CARTERVILLE — If you've ever been to an event and wanted to park in downtown Carterville, you know spots are a premium. However, a project the city will soon undertake will significantly increase the number of parking spots near the downtown area.
By: Paul Wilcoxen
CARTERVILLE — Even with Williamson county's rise in property taxes, Taylor Johnston, broker for River 2 River Realty, still believes it's a place people are looking to move to.
By: Paul Wilcoxen
MARION — A familiar face will return to serve the people of Williamson County as the county commissioners appointed former Supervisor of Assessments Jeff Robinson to the same position.
By: Paul Wilcoxen
CARBONDALE — The Jackson County State’s Attorney’s office offers doorbell cameras to provide prior victims of violent crimes a little peace of mind. State attorney Joseph Cervantez believes this is
CARBONDALE — Wednesday will mark the second SIU Day of Giving in a calendar year. Officials with the SIU Foundation know this might be confusing for some, but they're hoping to take advantage of the excitement the comes about when students and staff return to campus.
of 2 CARBONDALE - Walter Ray has a love for the United States Constitution. “I'm amazed by the sort of wisdom of it,” Ray said.
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