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Daviess Co. COVID-19 Update for Saturday
The Indiana Department of Health reported Saturday that Daviess County had 37 new confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 and no new

What used to be a Sears store in Terre Haute will now be used as a COVID-19 vaccination site.

Vigo County Health Officer Dr. Darren Brucken says the automotive section of the old Sears

Indiana State Police arrested a Brazil man Saturday morning following an investigation into a report that two females under the age of 14 had been molested.

28-year-old Matthew Pugh was

Indiana State Police arrested a rural Orange County man Friday on four counts of Child Molesting and four counts of Domestic Battery.

The arrest of 39-year-old Kevin Book was the result of

Longtime Vincennes resident and local historian Robert ‘Gus’ Stevens died Wednesday at the age of 89.

While attending school, Stevens worked as a disk jockey and sports

It has been almost a decade since the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office had a working K-9, but thanks to local donations, that is about to change.

The Sheriff’s Office has introduced its

The organization 100 Women Who Care in Knox County has announced it will award $7,100 to the Vincennes Community School Corporation’s Secret Alice Fund.

The donation amount will increase

Opponents of a proposed two-billion-dollar coal-to-diesel facility in Spencer County are appealing a decision by the Indiana Office of Environmental Adjudication.

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Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes and the United Way of Knox County have partnered together to bring a resource to the local community called Wabash Valley Connect.

Wabash Valley Connect

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.

During the month, Pace Community Action Agency’s Health Connection Department will provide no-cost pap and human papillomavirus testing and

The Diocese of Evansville Catholic Education Office learned Friday of five positive COVID-19 tests involving four diocesan Catholic schools.

The cases involve five students.

They are

The Diocese of Evansville Catholic Education Office learned Thursday of four positive COVID-19 tests involving four diocesan Catholic schools.

The cases involve one employee and three