State Police say Good Samaritans provided lifesaving first aid to a Georgia truck driver Tuesday morning following a crash on Interstate 70 in Clay County. 40-year-old Troy Pina of Smyrna, Georgia was injured when the […]
Wearing a mask is now optional in all facilities of Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes. Good Samaritan’s Chief Operating Officer, Adam Thacker says the change is based on new guidance from the Centers for Disease […]
The Dubois County Health Department will hold a special late-night clinic Wednesday to help accommodate anyone needing routine vaccinations or wanting the COVID-19 or flu vaccine. The late-night clinic will be held from 3:30 to […]
The Triple-A Motor Club says Tuesday’s average price of gas in Indiana jumped nine cents from Monday to $4.08 a gallon. Indiana’s average is 18-cents higher than a week ago, 16-cents higher than a month […]
The Indiana Department of Transportation now says work along US 41 between Carlisle and Oaktown will continue through the month of October. Traffic restrictions are due to a hot mix asphalt overlay project. The project […]
The Indiana Department of Transportation advises US 231 near Loogootee and West Boggs Lake is scheduled to be closed Wednesday for a pipe replacement project. The project is expected to be completed and the highway […]
All Washington city offices and departments will be closed on Monday, October 10th in observance of Columbus Day. There will be no trash pickup and the city bus will not be running. The Recycling Center […]
Get ready to pay more for your electric bill. If you’re a Duke Energy customer, you should know that the company’s request to hike their rates was approved by the Indiana Regulatory Commission. WTHI-TV in […]
Country music star Loretta Lynn is dead at the age of 90. A statement from her family said she died in her sleep at her Tennessee ranch on Tuesday. Lynn is known for songs including […]
According to a Candystore.com survey, Reese’s Cups is America’s favorite candy. Rounding out the Top 10 are Skittles at number 2 followed by M & M’s, Starburst, Hot Tamales, Sour Patch Kids, Hershey Kisses, Snickers, […]
Farming accidents and the number Hoosiers dying in them are trending down. Ed Shelton is an agricultural safety and health specialist at Purdue. He says a noticeable stat contributing to fewer deaths on Indiana farms […]
A trial date is set for the man accused of shooting a Richmond police officer. K-9 Officer Seara Burton was shot in the head during an August 10th traffic stop. She died of her injuries […]
The ACLU of Indiana is asking the Indiana Supreme Court to reject a request from the state’s Attorney General. A special judge issued an injunction in September blocking Indiana’s near-total ban on abortion from being […]
Indiana’s voter registration deadline is October 11th. Registering to vote and checking your status can be done online at IndianaVoters.com or by visiting your local county election administrator’s office. On October 11th, online registration needs […]
The chairman of the Indiana Republican Party is admitting he was aware of at least one of the sexual assault allegations against Secretary of State nominee Diego Morales for over a month. Kyle Hupfer has […]
A new poll is shedding some light on how the US Senate race in Indiana may be closer than many realize. The IndyPolitics/AEW Strategies poll asked 600 likely voters throughout Indiana how they will be […]
