Nissan is recalling hundreds of thousands of vehicles in the U.S. over a faulty part that could cause engine failure. According to a NHTSA recall report, engine bearings within certain models under its brand and the Infiniti brand might have a manufacturing defect that could cause engine damage and potentially lead to ...

Over 600-thousand Hoosiers could lose their SNAP benefits under President Trump's "big, beautiful bill." Portage Township trustee Jason Critchlow says that figure is from the Congressional Budget Office, not a Democrat or a Republican. The bill cuts one-trillion-dollars from Medicaid and SNAP. Governor Braun ...

At least a dozen rural hospitals in Indiana, including Daviess Community Hospital in Washington, are facing financial risks due to the passage of President Trump's "big, beautiful bill." Republican U.S. Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri admitted last week that "rural hospitals are going to be in bad shape,...

Gibson County Sheriff Bruce Vanoven, a 24-year veteran of the Gibson County Sheriff's Office, has officially announced his candidacy for re-election. Vanoven will seek the Republican nomination for the office in the May 2026 Primary election. During his previous campaign, Sheriff Vanoven ran on a platform of "buil...

Indiana State Police and INDOT are reminding Hoosiers to drive safely and plan ahead for the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Extra patrols will be on the roads targeting drunk, high, or distracted drivers. Drivers are urged to buckle up, obey speed limits, and report impaired drivers by calling 911. Most road work will...

The State of Indiana will receive $6.25 million from the federal government to increase registered apprenticeships. The grant from the U.S. Department of Labor is part of nearly $84 million handed our nationally. Governor Braun says the money will "ensure Indiana is in a prime position to deliver on President Trum...

The Daviess County town of Montgomery will soon have a new community space if a crowdfunding campaign reaches its goal of raising $50,000, by September 1st. If successful, the project, led by the Town of Montgomery, will receive a matching grant as part of the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority's Creat...

Indiana state government workers are being told they need to return to work in person or work exclusively from home. Governor Mike Braun rescinded the hybrid remote work agreements this week for nearly 85-hundred people. Indiana Secretary of Management and Budget Lisa Hershman says the hybrid work arrangements, allowin...

RISE Peer Recovery has been awarded $29,936 from United Way of Daviess County to support Peer Recovery Coaches in providing temporary housing for individuals entering or already in treatment. Zella Taylor, CEO/Executive Director of United Way of Daviess County says one of the biggest barriers to recovery is the lack of...

The Frank Roberts Youth League in Daviess County surpassed its campaign goal during a 60-day fundraising campaign that came to an end on Tuesday. The goal was to raise $50,000 to obtain a state matching grant of $50,000. However, the campaign raised $89,300 from over 144 patrons. The league says work will now begin to ...

Cops Cycling for Survivors is gearing up for its 24th annual ride across Indiana to support the families of fallen police officers. The 13-day, 1,000-mile journey will start on July 7th at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy and cover all four corners of the state. The ride will culminate July 19th in a closing ceremon...

A Princeton couple has been sentenced to federal prison for their roles in the theft of mail from collection boxes in Evansville. 45-year-old Michael Jerome Wright was sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to mail theft, unlawful possession of a mail key, access device fraud, aggravated identity theft, ...

Two American veterans working with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation were injured in a grenade attack while distributing aid. The organization said the international community ignored its warnings about Hamas' threats.

The U.N.'s decision to hire four new staff for its controversial anti-Israel commission despite an ongoing liquidity crisis raises questions about spending priorities as the U.S. weighs funding.

NGO Monitor Legal Advisor Anne Herzog claims Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese overstepped her mandate in her latest report against Israel and companies that operate within the country.

Iran escalates domestic repression following Israel conflict, with experts warning of a North Korea-style model as citizens face phone searches, internet blackouts and disappearances.

Putin tells Trump Russia will continue Ukraine war until achieving its goals, just two days after the U.S. halts some military aid to Ukraine.

U.N. officials warned that state presence in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, is approaching "total collapse" as violent gangs expand control beyond capital.

U.N. officials warned that state presence in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, is approaching "total collapse" as violent gangs expand control beyond capital.

Russia's military announced Thursday that Major Gen. Mikhail Gudkov was killed "during combat operations in one of the border areas of the Kursk region."

Pentagon reports Iran's nuclear facilities were "completely obliterated" in June strikes, offering a more optimistic assessment than earlier estimates while Iran acknowledges damage.

Rep. Eugene Vindman is speaking out against the Pentagon's move to halt some weapon shipments to Ukraine, saying it puts "lives and territory at risk."