The second installment of Indiana property taxes is due Tuesday. Courthouses are closed today in observance of Veterans’ Day. However, county Treasurer’s Offices will be open Tuesday during regular business hours to accept payments. Taxpayers […]
The Daviess County Sheriff’s Department arrested an Evansville woman Sunday on a warrant for a petition to revoke a suspended sentence for Dealing in a Narcotic Drug. 35-year-old Siobhan Johnson is being held on $50,000 […]
Vincennes Police arrested a Vincennes man Sunday for Domestic Battery and Strangulation. 30-year-old David Manning is being held without bond in the Knox County Jail. The Knox County Sheriff’s Department arrested 36-year-old Robert Catt of […]
The Gibson County Sheriff’s Department says two Princeton residents were arrested Sunday afternoon after a deputy pulled over the driver of a vehicle for having false and fictitious license plates. During the investigation, deputies found […]
The Triple-A Motor Club says the average price of gas in Indiana this morning is $2.53 a gallon, seven cents lower than the national average. In Daviess County, the Triple says the average price of […]
The City of Washington will begin fall paving on Thursday, November 15th, weather permitting. Areas affected … and areas you may want to avoid in Phase 1 are: o SW 6th Street from West National […]
The Daviess County Highway Department has announced several road closings that will take place this week. The following roads will be closed for tiling Wednesday through Friday of next week from 8:00 AM until 3:30 […]
The Indiana Department of Transportation will host a public hearing Wednesday on current design plans for two proposed intersection safety improvements on US 41 in Knox County. One is located at Old US 41 and […]
The Lake County Sheriff’s Department is investigating the disappearance of Terry Alan Fodemski, a 64 year old white male, 6 feet 3 inches tall, 190 pounds, blond hair with blue eyes, possibly wearing a gray […]
All Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle branches will be closed on Saturday in observance of the Veterans Day holiday. All branches will resume regular hours on Tuesday, November 13th.
Leaders at Indianapolis’ teachers’ union are asking Indianapolis police to see if their former president broke the law when she misspent thousands and thousands of dollars. The Indiana State Teachers Association said last week that […]
Preventing heart attacks and other problems dominates top news from an American Heart Association conference that ends today in Chicago. One study finds that fish oil in the amount and type contained in many dietary […]
Some Illinois lawmakers think the state is a big step closer to legal marijuana after last week’s election. State Representative Kelly Cassidy says Governor Bruce Rauner doesn’t support recreational marijuana, and has fought efforts to […]
The Indiana Women, Infants and Children program is telling clients to stop using divided plates that illustrate the recommended distribution of the four food groups following reports that two plates caught fire while in the […]
Prosecutors in Johnson County, Indiana say they don’t need to catch every single one of the 120 people charged in a massive drug bust. Chief prosecutor Brad Cooper yesterday said he’s fine if some of […]
A federal court says a southern Indiana school district is not responsible because the local history museum didn’t have an elevator. A mom, Mycal Ashby, sued Warrick County schools back in 2016 because she couldn’t […]
