"From the Florida state line, coming back at night, it was pitch black dark until we got to the Alabama state line," said her husband Frank.
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Cassopolis is just north of the state line with Indiana.
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The locality sits along the Idaho state line in Montana's far west.
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Lovell's body was found in North Carolina, just over the state line.
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Her body was found 144 days later near the Iowa state line.
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They'll be like, 'Is that the state line between Georgia and Florida?
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Lebanon, N.H. (it's a small town near the Vermont state line) 2.
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Carmel, Brewster, Mahopac, some nights crossing the state line to Danbury, Conn.
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Lovell&aposs body was found just over the state line in North Carolina.
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They later dumped the body just over the state line in North Carolina.
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Another is the difficulty of obtaining government benefits after crossing a state line.
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Anadarko's acreage is next to Chevron's on the Texas-New Mexico state line.
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The crash occurred near the state line in Sterling, Connecticut, the outlet reported.
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They stopped near Englewood, two miles from the state line, the county's southern border.
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But it raises the possibility the Washington outbreak could spread across the state line.
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The catches, in federal waters outside the three-mile state line, are perfectly legal.
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Some Missourians are crossing the state line to Illinois, where abortion access is protected.
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With Mr. Trump campaigning on Monday night just across the state line in Lowell, Mass.
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He commuted to work from his home in Eufaula, Alabama, near the Georgia state line.
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A wildfire burning near the Oregon-California state line grew to 34 square miles Saturday.
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Within seconds, he announced we'd crossed the Utah state line, over Uzona Avenue into Arizona.
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The attacks happened in Baltic, a small town close to the Rhode Island state line.
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The 19-year-old had legally purchased the weapon across the state line in Nevada.
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Ojeda recently campaigned for Flaccavento, crossing the state line in an expression of Appalachian solidarity.
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It's not that our work ends at the state line or with the private landowner.
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Sikeston is in the southeastern corner of the state, near the Missouri-Kentucky state line.
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Kinderkamack Road, which stretches up to the New York state line, is the main drag.
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However the cities are divided by a state line bisecting the Kansas City metro area.
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Across the state line in Portland, a heavy snowstorm brought the evening commute to a crawl.
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David and Louise reportedly grew up in nearby Princeton, West Virginia, just over the state line.
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The brother was found by the highway near the Arizona State line around 7:00 p.m.
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JENN, Texas I now am living temporarily in Louisiana, 20 miles from the Texas State line.
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A video clip of his rally on Friday, just over the state line in Portland, Ore.
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Available in Maryland at Balducci's in Bethesda, State Line Liquors in Elkton, Wine Source in Baltimore.
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Mann is a Worcester resident, but he grew up just north of the Massachusetts state line.
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McCurley said the damage was spread across the county, which adjoins the southeast Louisiana state line.
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Dearman allegedly drove Lester and the infant to his father's home just beyond the Mississippi state line.
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Flush regulars book digs in the casino hotels in two nearby towns along the Nevada state line.
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Clinton's support surges once you cross the state line from Oklahoma to Texas, but the turnout plummets.
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Interstate 80 was closed "due to zero visibility" from Colfax to the Nevada state line, Caltrans said.
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Lynn was discovered by singer Joe Barry at a nightclub over the state line in Vinton, Louisiana.
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Wow. I-95 south is stopped at the FL state line as the new checkpoint screening begins.
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His destination was a formidable basketball power, La Lumiere School, just over the state line in Indiana.
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The crash and rescue effort closed down Interstate 10 in both directions near the Florida state line.
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But for the big, tree-covered hill beyond the fence, that ball might have crossed the state line.
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Farther north in Oregon, authorities urged hikers and other outdoor enthusiasts to avoid forests near the state line.
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He's releasing new music along the way whenever he crosses a state line ... most recently, "Prince Akeem" ft.
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She said there were 35,000 oil and gas wells across the state line in New Mexico, not 35.
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You tell him to speed things up, in the corridor between Dallas and Houston clear to the state line.
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Many turns and some 50 miles later, Simone raced over the Tyngsborough Bridge, and soon after, the state line.
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"People are going out of their minds, and the Rams haven't even crossed the state line yet," she added.
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Everyone thinks of me as eccentric, so it's hard to tell where I am on the [mental state] line.
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TRUITT, Maryland The best thing I ever saw in Texas was the state line in my rear view mirror.
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She is a daughter of Archie B. Cardwell Jr. of State Line, Pa., and the late Willarena L. Cardwell.
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And in many of the counties just below the Tennessee state line that Ms. Abrams carried, she won convincingly.
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Each of those two-letter rebuses are state abbreviations, and each pair is contiguous, separated by a STATE LINE.
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As for barbecue, there is enough on both sides of the state line to satisfy the most dedicated fanatic.
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Sections of state highways 230 and 10 have been closed from the Woods Landing community to the Colorado state line.
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At age 15, he left home to work at a cattle ranch in Harrison County, near the Kentucky state line.
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Dearman then allegedly drove Lester and the infant to his father's home just beyond the Mississippi state line, police said.
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Hours later, the boy was found by a passerby along a highway near the Arizona state line after he escaped.
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Trump has endorsed Moore and praised him on Friday at a rally in Pensacola, Florida, near the Alabama state line.
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It straddles the state line between Virginia and Tennessee, and is in proximity to western North Carolina and eastern Kentucky.
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Still, there is Yankee pride of a sort, even here in Kansas City Royals country, near the Kansas state line.
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For years, drinkers have made the short trip from the South Dakota reservation just across the state line to Whiteclay.
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Webbers Falls — a community of 596 people about 35 miles from the Arkansas state line — is a town under water.
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Ms. Maxwell attended Minnesota State University Moorhead, which was across the North Dakota state line only one mile from home.
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For anyone in New Hampshire seeking heroin and fentanyl, a ready supply awaits, just over the state line in Massachusetts.
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The Democratic front-runner on Tuesday comfortably beat primary rival Bernie Sanders in Clinton County, Kentucky, along the Tennessee state line.
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A trucker just north of the state line in Kansas crashed his rig in the haze before succumbing to smoke inhalation.
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He drove them across the Mississippi state line to his father's home, where police say Lester and the child were freed.
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The blaze is burning near Redding, a city of about 92,000 people about 100 miles south of the Oregon state line.
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Three days later police unearthed the body of a three-year-old at the settlement located near the Colorado state line.
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Water doesn't stop flowing once it reaches a state line, and pollution doesn't magically disappear once it reaches federally protected sources.
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His parents rented a house on a lake just across the Iowa-Nebraska state line, not far from TD Ameritrade Park.
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The black comedy of corporate relocation across State Line Road is an extreme example, but it is by no means unique.
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On a recent morning, she had hitched a ride from her home in South Dakota, just steps across the state line.
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With no other means to block the bill, he and his entire caucus fled across the state line to Rockford, Ill.
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The train was taking lawmakers to the annual retreat in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, just west of the Virginia state line.
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The center said a tropical storm warning is in effect from the Suwannee River in Florida to the Mississippi-Alabama state line.
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They have threatened to "arrest every Muslim that comes across the state line" and pledged to bar Muslim refugees from the country.
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Hours later, the boy was found by a passerby along the highway near the Arizona state line after he said he escaped.
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But staff there refused to see her again, so he drove her to another hospital, across the state line in West Virginia.
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Maria's body was found some five months later, near Galena, a small town just a few miles from the Iowa state line.
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It sits on the Vermont state line in the far northwest corner of the Empire State, along the U.S. border with Canada.
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They have threatened to "arrest every Muslim that comes across the state line" and pledged to bar Muslim refugees from the country.
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The cities, which straddle the state line, have often served as a microcosm for the two states' longstanding sports and economic rivalries.
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Some 25,13886743 feet above sea level, couched at the feet of the Sierra Nevada mountains that straddle the California/Nevada state line.
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The low prices, a consequence of the state's low tax, also coaxed many thrifty New Yorkers and others over the state line.
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Imagine using a driving app that shuts down or asks for permission to operate every time you cross a new state line.
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At 60A, the answer to the clue "Geographical demarcation represented by each of the four slashes in this puzzle" is STATE LINE.
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The hurricane center said a tropical storm warning was in effect from the Suwannee River in Florida to the Mississippi-Alabama state line.
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The Hurricane Center says a tropical storm warning is in effect from the Suwannee River in Florida to the Mississippi-Alabama state line.
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Authorities said Vickie Darnel died from drowning after she drove into a flooded creek in Le Flore County, near the Arkansas state line.
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"Gun violence doesn't stop at the state line and neither do government investigations," U.S. Attorney Thomas L. Kirsch II said in a statement .
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The Missouri River, the longest in North America, has flooded much of Nebraska between Omaha and Kansas City at the Missouri state line.
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The city is about 200 miles east of Albuquerque and is an agricultural and rail hub on the New Mexico-Texas state line.
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Some lived over the state line on Stone Mountain, in other craggy parts of western Virginia and North Carolina and in eastern Kentucky.
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Just don't question Anita Hamilton Bartlett, the proprietor of R&S Barbecue in Tompkinsville (population 2,273), just north of the Tennessee state line.
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On Wednesday, there was no need to rehash the glory days, or the battle outside that's still raging across that Jersey state line.
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BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYALE The guests at a tacky hotel that straddles the California-Nevada state line run into some trouble.
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The county is along the state line between Georgia and South Carolina and is home to consolidated city-county of Augusta-Richmond County.
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The state has the fifth-largest economy in the world, and the choices its voters make have ramifications far beyond its state line.
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He renewed his request to leave Grant County, saying he was homeless in Washington but had a job waiting across the state line.
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She also allegedly scoped out a rural site just over the North Carolina state line where Lovell would be killed and her body dumped.
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Zechariah Presley shot and killed 33-year-old Tony Green on June 20 in Kingsland, a small city near the Georgia-Florida state line.
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Crews have gained some ground against a deadly wildfire burning on the California-Oregon state line that killed a man and injured three firefighters.
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It follows the river some 80 miles through the Cascade Mountains along the Washington–Oregon state line, offering countless scenic vistas and hiking trails.
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Small businesses complained that they were losing customers, with some even driving across the county line and state line to avoid paying the tax.
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On Monday evening, a CNN team watched as heavy machinery rumbled over the site near the New Mexico-Texas state line near El Paso.
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It's about 17 miles (27.4 kilometers) north of the Louisiana state line and just a few more from Britney Spears' hometown of Kentwood, Louisiana.
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Officials said they believe that after the double-homicide, the killer "went just across the state line" and shot a woman in Dysersburg, Tennessee.
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And that Trump did his Friday night event in Pensacola, Florida -- just across the Alabama state line and also in the Mobile market. 4.
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Sam Pratt, from Longwood, Florida, flew family members aged 2 to 72 over to Hawaii for the trip last week, My State Line reported.
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Why should two people with similar incomes and similar life situations who live perhaps miles apart near a state line be treated so differently?
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Along the Colorado-Wyoming state line, a wildfire in the Routt National Forest burned uncontrolled on Tuesday, prompting authorities to issue mandatory evacuation orders.
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When faced with the additional burden of a 72-hour waiting period, many Missouri women cross the state line to Illinois for abortion care.
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But here is the bad news for all of our Missouri folks: The best BBQ in K.C. may well be across the state line.
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And in New Hampshire, Halle pointed to the smaller townships dotting the Vermont state line, where Buttigieg competed strongly against Sanders, the neighboring senator.
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Tuesday about 20 miles away across the state line in Youngstown, Ohio, and apprehended without incident with help from the U.S. Marshal's Service, says Long.
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The Tickfaw River, just south of the Mississippi state line in Liverpool, Louisiana, was already at the highest level ever recorded at 22016 a.m. Friday.
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Blowing and drifting snow prompted the closure of Interstate 70 just east of Denver to the Kansas state line, the Colorado Department of Transportation said.
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The day's extreme sporting events dotting the pine tree blanketed mountain high above the California/Nevada state line are punctuated by high fives and hollers.
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The 14 were taken to local hospitals Saturday, according to police in Niles, a town of about 11,000 just north of the Indiana state line.
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Unlike many cities (but similar to Washington, DC, where I grew up), our metro region is divided right down the middle by State Line Road.
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Participants start by standing in a ten-foot circle, located in the state of Florida, and toss the fish over the state line into Alabama.
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It's an especially awkward outcome for Trump, who endorsed Moore on Twitter and rallied for him at a campaign event just across Alabama's state line.
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They sniffed a line and drove to the Family Dollar across the state line in Lawrence, where Ms. McGowan collapsed with her daughter beside her.
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The more excited or mad I get, or as my husband says, as soon as we cross the [Texas] state line, it really comes out.
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Missouri and Kansas are on the verge of a landmark deal to limit the use of tax incentives to lure companies across the state line.
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In Nebraska, officials closed a roughly 130-mile stretch of westbound Interstate 80, from Ogallala to the state line with Wyoming, because of the blizzard.
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Instead, she was with her parents and their two German shepherds, Prince and Piper, in a hotel in Sulphur, La., just over the state line.
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But, six months after his release, Hamilton crossed the state line without his parole officer's permission, and was sent back to prison for a year.
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The National Hurricane Center in Miami says a tropical storm warning is in effect from the Suwannee River in Florida to the Mississippi-Alabama state line.
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The blaze on the California-Oregon state line known as the Klamathon Fire grew to 55 square miles (142 square kilometers) and leapt into Oregon overnight.
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The mainstream press is dominated by "Cho-joong-dong", a triumvirate of conservative newspapers that toes the state line and self-censors on contentious nationalist issues.
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The McCormick County Sheriff's Office received calls that a kangaroo was spotted near the South Carolina state line with Georgia early Tuesday morning, FOX 8 reported.
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Nicole's body was found about 80 miles from her home on Saturday night along Route 89, just across the North Carolina state line in Surrey County.
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A four-hour drive from Silicon Valley, across a mountain range and a state line, Reno is finding that imported growth is accompanied by imported problems.
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Over the past decade, Missouri and Kansas have offered more than $25 million in tax breaks to lure companies back and forth across State Line Road.
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The Kansas City region is unlike many in the United States in that the metropolitan area is divided almost exactly in half by the state line.
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But there's another tradition Chicagoans have, one that causes them to make a special trip across the state line at the height of every summer: fireworks.
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It currently serves several areas of the city on both sides of the state line, and its coverage area is supposed to expand in the near future.
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Interstate 70 was closed east of Denver to the Kansas state line and sections of Interstate 25 were also shut down, according to Colorado Department of Transportation.
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Interstate 70 was closed east of Denver to the Kansas state line and sections of Interstate 25 were also shut down, according to Colorado Department of Transportation.
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"Your fundamental right to keep and bear arms should not end at the state line," the NRA said in a statement on their website about the bill.
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" After authorities were contacted by employees of the State Line Lookout Cafe, cops showed up and "concluded that the bones were similar to that of a human.
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VICE PRESIDENT TO VISIT The Missouri River, the longest in North America, has flooded much of Nebraska between Omaha and Kansas City at the Missouri state line.
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The shooting of the Missouri officers came a month after two sheriff's deputies were fatally wounded in a shooting across the state line in Kansas City, Kan.
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On Day 3, After successfully climbing 1,000 feet out of Paradox Valley, I hurtled down Highway 90, euphoric to finally arrive at the Colorado-Utah state line.
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For years, there has been a rivalry between the cities in which both areas would compete for businesses across the state line to get them to relocate.
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The explosions occurred at Texas Petroleum Chemical plant in Port Neches, about 90 miles east of Houston near the Louisiana state line, The New York Times reports.
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Her cell phone was last known to put out a signal near a Kentucky welcome center along Interstate 75 in Whitley County, near the Tennessee state line.
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Historians say that the smaller neighbor across the state line took on the same name in 1872, aiming to horn in on the Missouri city's boom. 9.
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"In the last 10 years, there've only been nine human-bear encounters which led to injury" in the national park that straddles the Tennessee-North Carolina state line.
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Trump gave a boost to the campaign of GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore during a raucous campaign rally in the Florida panhandle, near the state line with Alabama.
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Around the turn of the twentieth century, near Beaumont—on the Gulf Coast, close to the Louisiana state line—there was a sulfurous hill called Sour Spring Mound.
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It runs 262 linear miles, from Yuma County to the New Mexico state line, and is divided into three corridors and eight field offices with 703,200 agents total.
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Records show that he sold a Fairfax, Va., home in July 2016 and purchased a home in Montgomery County, Md., just across the state line, the same month.
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Yet, at the same time, Alabama also has been split by a contentious U.S. Senate campaign that has provoked outcry and judgment from far beyond the state line.
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The temporary housing she has been offered is about 25 miles away, in what she worries is a perilous neighborhood across the state line on Chicago's South Side.
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Trump is slated to travel to a rally in Pensacola, Florida on Friday — a city just across the state line from Alabama — just days ahead of the Alabama election.
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Hobbs, a city in the heart of oil country that straddles the state line with Texas, has daily flights to Houston but none to any cities in New Mexico.
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"The harsh reality is that right now LGBTQ people face a patchwork of protections based on what side of a city or state line they live on," Peters said.
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Police in Danville, Virginia, said Emma Grace Kennedy was taken by her father, 51-year-old Carl Ray Kennedy at a convenience store near the North Carolina state line.
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It occurred to me that if I were gardening one toke over the state line, in Massachusetts instead of Rhode Island, I could have been digging the real thing.
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No place better illustrates the absurdities of the proliferating use of tax incentives for job creation than the Kansas City metro area, which straddles the Missouri-Kansas state line.
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On the drive back to her house, Brittany got a call from Todd Smith, an old acquaintance who bred pit bulls in Jasper, Tennessee, just over the state line.
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That means legislation to support true competition, such as changes to facilitate a nationwide marketplace where small businesses can purchase coverage across state line, will have to move separately.
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Specifically, the two states agreed no longer to use economic development subsidies to lure employers back and forth across state line — at least in the Kansas City metro area.
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A second Nebraska man died at a hospital in Lincoln after being caught in floodwaters across the state line in Iowa, according to the Fremont County, Iowa, Sheriff's Office.
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This year, lawmakers said they would weigh a new round of lottery proposals amid certain and influential opposition, chronic budget crunches and a new feeling of state-line fiscal envy.
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Huntsvillians used to lament that the state line wasn't drawn some 20 miles south at the Tennessee River, but now they elect politicians very much in step with Alabama values.
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One of the main sources of alcohol for the reservation's residents is Whiteclay, a tiny hamlet of 11 residents just a short walk away across the state line in Nebraska.
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The fire burning in the Medicine Bow National Forest just north of the Colorado state line has destroyed one home and two outbuildings since it was first reported on Sunday.
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In Kansas, blizzard conditions closed a 75-mile stretch on Interstate 70 from Colby to WaKeeney as well as roads from west of Garden City to the Colorado state line.
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He works in Delaware, he has a card from his probation officer that allows him to cross the state line, but he still can't live in the house he bought.
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"I do not believe that my right to protect myself, to protect my family, should end at the state line," said Representative John Rutherford, a Florida Republican and retired sheriff.
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As the man's reaction at the steakhouse suggested, Enid was stunned, and this slow-paced agricultural town of 2162,000 near the Kansas state line has not been the same since.
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Driving across the Iowa state line as a young single mother returning to her home state decades ago, she passed a welcome sign so worn that one letter had fallen away.
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"Our hospital is 1,000 feet from the Missouri state line, and we won't accept Missouri Medicaid, even though for some medical problems, we have the best services for children," she said.
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Lenexa, Kansas, police said Potter left his home there, about 45 minutes from the airport that is located across the state line and north of Kansas City, Missouri, around 7 a.m.
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October 183 North Carolina Highway Patrol Trooper Kevin K. Conner Trooper Conner pulled over a driver of a pickup truck for speeding a few miles from the South Carolina state line.
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Her firm is just inside the Kansas state line from Missouri, and many clients live in one state but work in the other, so they must file returns for both states.
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The heaviest snowfalls were in the mountains of western North Carolina and Virginia and in rural areas along the state line, while major population centers to the southeast were largely spared.
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From a Goldsboro, N.C., restaurant with a barbecue buffet to a service station just over the state line in South Carolina, people compare notes about what happened and what still might.
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Across the state line, and across the nation, the question rings out each election cycle: Why does Iowa, a state of barely more than three million people, get all the attention?
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One of those requirements was that I could not incite a riot or any violence because I was crossing a state line, so inciting a riot would be a federal offense.
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The states of Missouri and Kansas recently made history by agreeing to no longer pay companies to hop back and forth across the state line in the Kansas City metropolitan area.
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The Texas Department of Transportation has $100 million in projects currently under contract on Highway 285 from the New Mexico state line to Pecos, Texas, said Veronica Beyer, director of media relations.
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If you happen to be in the midst of planning an epic crawl cross-country — or even just across a state line — there's one major base that needs to be covered: snacks.
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American Well Chief Executive Roy Schoenberg says that while revenue is steadily rising in the industry, it could grow 6753-fold if payment parity, state-line and location-based constraints were lifted.
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Suspect's brothers, cousin charged Also on Friday, federal authorities in Milwaukee announced that three of Jayab's relatives had been accused of trying to transport stolen cellphones and computers across a state line.
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Newton, Iowa (CNN)The most consequential moment of the Iowa caucuses won't be the first time that people across the state line up in support of their preferred candidate on February 43.
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Alatorre was taken into custody across the state line in Kansas City, Missouri, on Sunday afternoon, Kansas City Police officials said, while Villanueva-Morales was on the run, considered armed and dangerous.
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Across the state line in Colorado, Captain Yowell tried to photograph the drones on Tuesday night with the camera he uses to document crime scenes, but came away without a clear image.
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Now a case percolating in the lower courts, Lund v Rowan County, asks whether the Board of Commissioners in Rowan County, North Carolina has been stepping too far over the church-state line.
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The lifestyle may not be glamorous, but the views tend to be, such as this one of the St. Mary's River that they woke up to after crossing the Florida-Georgia state line.
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"There are many policy areas where it makes sense for states to innovate, however the internet does not stop at the state line and neither should innovative privacy and security solutions," said Rep.
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As drivers in the habit of crossing the state line from New York to New Jersey are well aware, New York's gas tax is fourth highest in the nation, according to the organization.
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Ms. Preston, 45, certifies that each beehive crossing the state line is free of American foulbrood, bacteria that are harmless to humans but can spread quickly from hive to hive, decimating bee populations.
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"I'm not taking credit for swaying Senator McCain's vote, but I told him that right across the state line from my county are 35,000 oil and gas wells in New Mexico," she said.
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Monsey, near the New Jersey state line about 35 miles north of New York City, is one of several Hudson Valley communities that has seen an influx of Hasidic Jews in recent years.
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