A Washington teen is the winner of the ‘People’s Choice’ Award in the 2021 Eighth District Congressional Art Competition. Kenzie Knepp, with her colored pencil and ink drawing on grey toned paper titled: “Blossoming” garnered […]
A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held Friday for Good Samaritan Hospital’s new Charles C. Hedde MD Health Education Center. The 4,500 square-foot health center will accommodate approximately 244 occupants for stadium seating capacity and […]
The Sullivan Fire Department says a home in the 500 block of North Cross Street was damaged by fire Wednesday afternoon. When firefighters arrived at the scene, heavy smoke could be seen coming from the […]
Jamie Woodruff is the City of Sullivan’s first Community Development and Recreation Director. Woodruff will be responsible for working alongside the city’s administration and surrounding Sullivan County municipalities to further current initiatives such as the […]
The Daviess County Sheriff’s Department arrested a Kentucky woman Wednesday for Public Intoxication and Disorderly Conduct. 55-year-old Shannon Cline of Manitou, Kentucky is being held without bond in the Daviess County Security Center. 137 inmates […]
State Police arrested a Bicknell man for Operating While Intoxicated and OWI Endangerment Wednesday night after he was seen driving left of center on State Road 67. 40-year-old Anthony Beamon displayed signs of impairment and […]
The Knox County Commissioners have unanimously approved a speed limit of 40 miles an hour as part of the Elkhorn Road Project. County officials are working with INDOT to expand Elkhorn Road for increased industrial […]
The Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office reports a train derailment in the eastern part of the county Wednesday closed County Road 900 East. The incident occurred near County Road 350 North. The rail line had serviced […]
The Indiana Department of Labor’s Bureau of Youth Employment says Hoosier employers must adhere to new requirements regarding minor employees younger than 18 years old, beginning July 1st. The announcement comes just weeks before the […]
Indiana’s legislature may once again check the governor over emergency powers and the coronavirus. Lawmakers are due back at the Capitol Monday, and they are already talking about possibly overriding Governor Holcomb’s veto of the […]
A little under one-in-three people in Indiana are now fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. The state Department of Health reported Thursday that two-million people in the state have gotten both doses of the vaccine. About […]
Governor JB Pritzker says if numbers keep improving, Illinois could completely open in July. He adds that it’s a real possibility as long as coronavirus variants don’t cause an increase in COVID cases and hospitalizations. […]
Hoosiers who haven’t yet filed the most important form for receiving student financial aid have just a few days left to file before Indiana’s new deadline of May 15th. The Indiana Commission for Higher Education […]
Two men from central Indiana have been charged for their involvement in the U.S. Capitol riots. Joshua Wagner of Greenwood and Israel Tutrow of Greenfield face multiple charges, including disruptive conduct and violent entry in […]
A new study says more Hoosiers die on the job, on average, than in many other states. According to a report by the AFL-CIO, Indiana’s fatality rate was 4.7 per 100,000 workers, while the national […]
If COVID-19 numbers continue to improve, Governor J-B Pritzker says Illinois is on track to enter Phase 5 in July. Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot announced that her goal is to fully reopen the city by […]
