Linton Municipal Utilities Lifts Boil Order
Customers of Linton Municipal Utilities are no longer under a Boil Order. The boil order was lifted Thursday morning. It was issued Wednesday due to a pressure loss in the system. Water utilities are required by law to issue a boil order as a precaution when there is a pressure loss from maintenance or water main break...
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Indiana Students to Get Free FAFSA Filing Help at College Goal Sunday
Financial aid professionals across Indiana are offering free help to college-bound students and their families this fall. College Goal Sunday is set for 2 p.m. local time on October 4th, at 35 sites statewide. Volunteers will help students file the FAFSA - the form required to qualify for federal and state grants, scho...
19h ago
Dubois County Man Sentenced in Beckwith Threats Case
A Dubois County man accused of threatening Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith has been sentenced to probation. The Indiana Capitol Chronicle reports 25-year-old Joshua Wasson of Jasper pleaded guilty in Dubois Circuit Court to felony intimidation, along with misdemeanor charges of marijuana and paraphernalia possession...
20h ago
Indiana Gas/Diesel & EV Prices (Thursday)
The Triple A Motor Club says the average price of gas in Indiana on Thursday was $3.56 per gallon. That's 8¢ higher than Wednesday and 72¢ lower than Thursday's national average of $4.28 per gallon. It was also 11¢ higher than a week ago, 8¢ higher than a month ago, and 36¢ higher than a year a...
21h ago
Washington Shooting Investigation
Washington Police are investigating after a vehicle and a home were struck by gunfire overnight. It happened in the 1400 block of East National Highway. Washington Police, the Daviess County Sheriff's Office, and Indiana State Police all responded, and located a vehicle of interest. Several people were questioned. Poli...
21h ago
South Spencer Students to See Black Angus Beef on their Plates as Part of Farm to School Program
The South Spencer County School Corporation is adding locally raised Black Angus beef to its school lunches. The district is partnering with Fischer Farms, with students expected to see the beef on their trays by the end of the month. The move is part of the district's Farm to School program, which began two years ago ...
21h ago
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Study Shows Indiana Among Most Unvaccinated States
A new study shows Indiana is the 13th most unvaccinated state. WalletHub looked at 16 metrics to rank the states and Washington, DC. Among neighboring states, Michigan is the most vaccinated and Kentucky is the least vaccinated. Vermont is the most vaccinated state, and Mississippi is the least vaccinated.
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Indiana Supreme Court to Review Murderer's 120-Year Sentence
The Indiana Supreme Court will review the 120-year sentence for convicted murderer William Grimes in December. Grimes was convicted in May 2025 in the 2012 murder of 85-year-old Lowell Badger in Sullivan County. Justices will decide if the Indiana Court of Appeals was correct in vacating the conviction on a charge of C...
21h ago
Indiana Toll Road Money Remains Unused as Bears Stadium Talks Continue
Indiana is still waiting for a decision from the Chicago Bears on whether the team will build a new stadium in northwest Indiana. Meanwhile, 300-million dollars from an Indiana Toll Road deal remains unused in a state trust account, according to reporting from the Indiana Capital Chronicle. The state received the first...
21h ago
Daviess Co. Arrests
Washington Police arrested a Washington man Wednesday for Reckless Driving and Obstructing a Firefighter. 25-year-old Raymond Purcell is being held without bond in the Daviess County Security Center. Indiana State Police arrested 19-year-old Tyler Ross of Plainfield in Daviess County Wednesday for Operating a Vehicle W...
21h ago
Terre Haute Man Tased and Arrested After Vehicle and Foot Pursuit
A Terre Haute man faces multiple charges after leading police on a chase Wednesday. An Indiana State Trooper tried to stop 56-year-old Fred Joachimi's truck, but Joachimi took off, crashing into another vehicle near 17th Street before running on foot. Police say a taser was used to take him into custody. He now faces s...
Sep 09, 2026
Vincennes University to Host Events Commemorating 25th Anniversary of 9/11
Vincennes University is marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks with a series of remembrance events this week. It starts today (Thursday) at 3 p.m., with the setup of memorial flags on the V-U Track infield. Then on Friday, the university will hold a flag retreat ceremony and memorial bell ...
Sep 09, 2026
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Israel's E1 plan explained: The Jerusalem-area corridor sparking international backlash
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70 Americans still unaccounted for after catastrophic Nepal flooding
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Philippines defense chief calls out China after note interrupts remarks at Seoul forum: 'Coercion, bullying'
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