Jasper Police arrested a man Friday night for Obstruction of Justice and Resisting Law Enforcement. Police say 28-year-old Christopher Barrett, who is listed as homeless, was a passenger in a car pulled over for running […]
The firearms deer hunting season got underway today (SATURDAY) and runs for 16 days through December 2nd. The Muzzleloader Season starts the 1st Saturday after the end of Firearms Season and runs for sixteen days. […]
The U.S. Department of Commerce says Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center in Jasper is one of five recipients of the 2018 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. The presidential-level award recognizes exemplary U.S. organizations and […]
A grant from the state could allow people in Huntingburg who have low to moderate incomes to get free home repairs. The grant is $350,000, but first the city of Huntingburg would need to find […]
Washington Police arrested a Washington woman Friday on a Failure to Appear warrant. 44-year-old Ginny Petty was released from the Daviess County Security Center on $2,000 bond. Washington Police arrested 30-year-old Jeremiah Thomas of Washington […]
An Evansville woman has been charged with Child Neglect after her three-year-old daughter ended up in the emergency room Thursday. Court documents say 24-year-old Tabitha Sims was booked into the Vanderburgh County Jail after doctors […]
All Washington city offices and departments will be closed on Thursday, November 22nd and Friday, November 23rd in observance of Thanksgiving. There will be no trash pickup and the city bus will not be in […]
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 […]
An accused cannibal from Clark County has been found competent to stand trial. Joseph Oberhansley killed his girlfriend, Tammy Jo Blanton, in 2014. Jeffersonville police say he then cooked and ate pieces of her body. […]
Unemployment in Indiana didn’t get better or worse last month. The jobless rate held steady at 3-point-5-percent. It continues a streak dating back to October of 2014 of being lower than the national rate, which […]
Duke Energy says some of its Indiana power customers might not have service restored until Sunday evening following outages caused by an ice storm. Duke released estimated restoration times Friday showing customers in Clarksville, Corydon […]
The Illinois State Fire Marshal is warning about the dangers of deep fryers and smokers this thanksgiving. Fire Marshall Matt Perez says if you’re cooking your turkey in a fryer or smoker outside, the best […]
The state of Indiana is suing the maker of the painkiller OxyContin, alleging that its actions played a role in fueling the state’s opioid epidemic. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday against Purdue Pharma Incorporated, Purdue Pharma, […]
A guidance counselor at Roncolli High School in Indianapolis, who was placed on leave for her same sex marriage, says she’s had enough of waiting for the school to decide on her employment with the […]
There’s another push to raise Indiana’s cigarette tax by two dollars a pack. Pediatrician Emily Scott with the ’Raise it For Health Coalition’ says there’s a good reason to raise the price. With the new […]
Hackers and scammers are trying harder than ever to get your personal data, and your money. But, they try even harder during the holiday months. The web security company F-5 Labs says research shows people […]
