The former treasurer of Jasper’s Tenth Street Elementary School Parent Teachers Organization is facing Theft Charges. Jasper Police arrested 37-year-old Ellen Tubbs on Friday on 10 felony counts of Theft and 7 misdemeanor theft counts. […]
The Jasper, Evansville and Putnamville State Police posts are welcoming new troopers. They graduated last week from the State Police Recruit Academy after completing 22-weeks of training. Troopers will now spend the next three months […]
Washington Police arrested a Washington man Monday for Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon and Intimidation with a Deadly Weapon. 23-year-old Michael Morgan is being held without bond in the Daviess County Security Center. 159 […]
It’s called the ‘Get Fit Challenge.’ It’s a 12-week program sponsored by Good Samaritan Hospital, in partnership with the YMCA of Vincennes, to improve the health of the community. Individuals and teams of four can […]
Jasper’s next mayor will be selected by a caucus of Republican Precinct Committee members to be convened the day after Christmas, December 26th, at noon. The successful candidate will replace Mayor Terry Seitz who is […]
Duke Energy is once again assisting qualifying customers who may struggle to pay their winter energy bills. The company is contributing $500,000 for low-income customer energy assistance through its Helping Hand program. In addition, Duke […]
The public is invited to attend the 31st Annual Eagle Watch at the Patoka Lake Nature Center on Saturday, January 5th at 10:00 AM. You can view wild eagles around the lake on driving tours […]
Over 200 kids will pick out their own Christmas gifts as part of this year’s “Shop with a Cop” in Vincennes. The annual shopping day will be held tomorrow at the Vincennes Wal-Mart. The annual […]
Indiana will see more money over the next two years, but the state will also have to spend more. Lawmakers got a revenue estimate yesterday that says while the state will see almost 830 million-dollars […]
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation says Indiana added a record number of jobs in 2018. The state finished the year with 31,000 more jobs than it had in 2017. That’s a good sign, according to […]
A southern Indiana man accused of starting a police chase that led to an officer’s death has been charged with four crimes. Benjamin Eads of Freedom appeared in court Monday in Scott County. The charges […]
Another new report says Illinois’ finances are not in great shape. The latest look from the Volcker Alliance says Illinois is not financially prepared for a downturn or an economic emergency. The non-profit group says […]
The Illinois State Police is increasing patrols and urging the public to get ready for busy holiday travel. Sergeant Jacqueline Cepeda says with so many celebrations and lots of people on the road, motorists need […]
Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle branches will be closed Saturday, December 22nd through Tuesday, December 25th in observance of the Christmas holiday. Branches will resume regularly scheduled business hours on Wednesday, December 26th. In addition, […]
The Campaign For Tobacco Free Kids says Indiana lags in funding tobacco prevention programs. Spokesman John Schachter says the state ranks 29th in the nation when it comes to how much money is spent on […]
Indiana lawmakers are expected to talk a lot about the differences between hemp and marijuana this spring. Lawmakers are lining-up behind a plan to legalize hemp. The new federal farm bill encourages states to look […]
