Mary-Ann Maloney anchors Heartland News at Ten. She's had a big impact on KFVS12 and the community since her arrival here in 1988. Among the many awards she's won are an Emmy, a National Association of
Emmy award winner Mary-Ann Maloney anchors Heartland News at 10. She's had a big impact on KFVS12 and the community since her arrival here in 1988.
Jeff Cunningham comes to Heartland News from the Sooner State and anchors Heartland News at 5, 6, and 10 and Heartland News at 9 on Fox 23 KBSI. Jeff has been recognized by the Associated Press and the
Jeff Cunningham anchors Heartland News at 5, 6 and 10. Jeff was the morning and noon anchor at KOCO-TV prior to joining Heartland News.
Kathy Sweeney anchors Heartland News at 5 and 6. Kathy has been at KFVS12 since June of 1994, when she started as a reporter in our Southern Illinois Newsroom. Since then, she has covered some of the region's
Kathy Sweeney anchors Heartland News at 5 and 6. Kathy has been at KFVS12 since June of 1994, when she started as a reporter in our Southern Illinois Newsroom.
Jim Burns has been with KFVS12 for 33 years, having come to the Heartland from Dothan, Alabama where he worked as a news reporter, bureau chief, and anchor. His 40 year broadcasting career began at the
For 31 years people in the Heartland have been waking up to Jim Burns on The Breakfast Show.
The phrase: "There's no place like home" certainly applies to Holly Brantley, who was born and raised in Southeast Missouri. She's a girl who loves to travel, and after seeing a lot of this world, there's
Holly has seen the world but claims "there's no place like home."
"Reporting live from the family reunion"...those words are tucked away on a VHS tape at Crystal Britt's mother's home in Mulberry Grove, Illinois. At age nine she gave television a try. She was the reporter
Crystal joined KFVS12 in June of 2006 as a Weekend Anchor/Reporter. She comes to the Heartland from KWWL-TV.
Stephanie Byars as worn many hats since she started working at Heartland News in 2002. She's produced the Heartland News at Noon and Five newscasts, served as Health Reporter and Breakfast Show Reporter,
Stephanie Byars is an Executive Producer for Heartland News and the Race Director for the Annual 5K-FVS Run/Walk
Christy is a hometown girl from Advance and grew up watching KFVS12. Christy was bit by the performance bug early in life after taking dance lessons. She conducted her first interviews in seventh grade
Christy is the Digital Content Director. She's a Heartland native from Advance.
Carly O'Keefe was that little girl who always asked "WHY?" about everything-repeatedly--much to her mother's dismay. Curious in nature, journalism seemed the perfect career for a girl who as her mom put
Carly is the Weekend Breakfast Show Anchor and one of three Southern Illinois Reporters based in the Heartland News Carterville Newsroom.
Christy Millweard joins KFVS12 as a reporter/Multi-Media Journalist. She writes, shoots, and edits her own stories to put together the final product you see on air, online, and on the go. Christy comes
Todd had dreams of being a Cardinal Baseball announcer but he chose news reporting and has never looked back.
Christy Millweard joins KFVS12 as a reporter/Multi-Media Journalist. She writes, shoots, and edits her own stories to put together the final product you see on air, online, and on the go. Christy comes
Allison learned early in her career that she wanted to be a broadcast journalist. Now she gets that chance in the Heartland News Southern Illinois Newsroom.
Arnold Wyrick is a general assignment reporter in the Southern Illinois Newsroom. He joins our Heartland News team after working as the weekend anchor/reporter in Lubbock, Texas.
Bob Reeves likes all four seasons we have here in the Heartland, although summer is special to him, probably because he enjoyed being out of school as a kid. He grew up in Eldorado, Illinois and came to
Bob Reeves likes all four seasons we have here in the Heartland, although summer is special to him, probably because he enjoyed being out of school as a kid. Click for more on the StormTeam's senior meteorologist.
A Heartland girl with lots of "worldly" experience, Laura is thrilled to be back home. With a college nickname like "Weather Wibbs," she has to be a first rate forecaster.
Christy Millweard joins KFVS12 as a reporter/Multi-Media Journalist. She writes, shoots, and edits her own stories to put together the final product you see on air, online, and on the go. Christy comes
Josh is all sports all the time, whether at work or play, and great addition to the Heartland Sports team from a sister Raycom TV station.
Todd Richards recently celebrated his 7th anniversary as the Sports Director for Heartland News in style by covering the Cardinals World Series celebration. During his time he has helped lead the KFVS12
Todd Richards brings plenty of experience and enthusiasm to his position as Sports Director for Heartland News.
A mentally disabled woman and her young child were enslaved for more than a year, denied food and threatened with a pet python and pit bills, and the woman was beaten and forced to get pain medication for her...
A mentally disabled woman charged with shoplifting a candy bar asked to be jailed because three people "had been mean to her" - then went on to tell authorities about her time spent in unfathomably cruel servitude, along...
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Police have identified two men accused of stealing thousands of pounds of watermelons from local grocery stores. Beaverton police were called out to the WinCo Foods store on Cedar Hills Boulevard the
Police have identified two men accused of stealing thousands of pounds of watermelons from local WinCo Foods stores.
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A 5-year-old girl set up a lemonade stand across the street from the Westboro Baptist Church compound, and now the group is targeting her. Jayden Sink raised nearly $200 on Friday while she sold lemonade
A 5-year-old girl set up a lemonade stand across the street from the Westboro Baptist Church compound, and now the group is targeting her.
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An 11 year old Columbus girl wanted to do something special to support our troops fighting overseas, so she wrote a letter to a soldier in Afghanistan.
An 11 year old Columbus girl wanted to do something special to support our troops fighting overseas, so she wrote a letter to a soldier in Afghanistan. On Father's Day, she found out just how much that simple gesture meant to the sergeant who received it.
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