A landmark building in Sullivan was destroyed by an overnight fire. The Kat-a-Korner Diner located, located at the corner of State Road 54 and Section Street, is a total loss. The Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office […]
The Indiana Department of Education released 2017-2018 School Accountability Grades Wednesday. Roughly 22 percent of schools improved one or more letter grades, with nearly 9 percent improving their letter grade to an A. Overall, close […]
The Martin County Sheriff’s Office says a Mitchell man died Tuesday afternoon when his pick-up truck ran off US 50 about a mile east of Shoals and struck a tree. Dead is 78-year-old Leonard Bex. […]
The Indiana Department of Transportation held its second public hearing last night concerning a set of U-turn intersections on U-S 41 near Oaktown. The session was held at the Oaktown Community Center on Third Street. […]
The deadline to order wreaths for the Wreaths Across America program is extended to November 30th. The extension allows more people to purchase the wreaths for the graves of friends or relatives. The cost to […]
All Vincennes City government offices will be closed Thursday & Friday, November 22nd & 23rd in observance of Thanksgiving. Thursday’s trash will be collected with Wednesday’s trash on November 21st. Recycling that would normally be […]
Washington Police arrested a Washington woman Tuesday on an out-of-county warrant. 26-year-old Sarah Jones is being held without bond in the Daviess County Security Center. Washington Police arrested 19-year-old John Rodriguez-Santos of Washington Tuesday for […]
The Indiana State Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause of an overnight business fire in Knox County. Vincennes Township Fire Department Chief Tim Smith says firefighters were called out shortly after 11:30 Tuesday night […]
A quick five-question survey could help more Hoosier babies celebrate their first birthdays. That’s Governor Holcomb’s theory for asking legislators to make that survey automatic for pregnant women. Holcomb says Indiana would be the first […]
Storing your guns safely is topic of concern for one of your state lawmakers. State Senator Jim Merritt plans to bring a bill to the 2019 General Assembly, requiring you to safely store your gun […]
Turkey prices are at a ten year low, which is good news for you if you are looking for a Thanksgiving bird. However, Purdue University Agriculture Economics professor Jayson Lusk says that is bad news […]
The Illinois Senate has voted to override the governor’s veto of “TOBACCO 21” legislation”. The measure raises the legal age to buy cigarettes, vaping devices and tobacco products from 18 to 21. Governor Bruce Rauner […]
A former Vanderburgh County teacher will spend three years in prison for filming students while they used the bathroom. Ryan Belmonte pleaded guilty last month to filming elementary school students at Holy Rosary Catholic School. […]
A bipartisan group of Illinois lawmakers is looking to override the governor’s veto of car-share legislation. The measure addresses peer-to-peer car sharing, where people can rent their personal vehicles to consumers. State Senator Tony Munoz […]
Firearm deer hunting season kicks off this Friday in Illinois. It’s the first weekend for firearm deer hunting … and Illinois Department of Natural Resources Spokesperson Ed Cross reminds hunters they need to report their […]
The American Civil Liberties Union is suing the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The ACLU accuses the BMV of violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964, by supplying the driver’s test in 14 different languages […]
