Daviess County Rural Water has issued a Precautionary Boil Order due to water main maintenance for customers on State Road 58 and those north of State Road 58. It is recommended that all cooking and drinking water
The Knox County Chamber of Commerce has selected Susan Brocksmith as the recipient of the 2024 C. James McCormick Community Leader Award. The award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to Knox County. Brocksmith earned a
The Daviess County Highway Department advises County Road 575 East is closed today between County Roads 100 North and 200 North for road improvements. 575 East is scheduled to reopen to traffic around 3:00 PM.
A Corydon woman is facing numerous charges, including resisting and Battery on a Police Officer, following an incident on I-64 late Wednesday night. Stop sticks were used to disable the car of 33-year-old Lauren Jones who was
Washington Police arrested a Berwyn, Illinois man Thursday for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated/Refusal and Reckless Driving. 31-year-old Gregory Lamont Ford Junior is being held on $5,000 bond in the Daviess County Security Center. Washington Police arrested
INDOT says alternating lane closures are scheduled to begin Thursday, May 2nd on US 41 over Mariah Creek in Knox County. The closures will allow for a bridge deck replacement project. Work will begin in the north
Toyota will invest $1.4B in its Princeton manufacturing plant to produce an all-new BEV, or Battery Electric Vehicle. The company says its investment will not only provide plant infrastructure to build the all-new three row BEV, but
Kelley McCarty is the recipient of the Knox County Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Educator of the Year award. McCarty has 25 years of experience in education, including tenure at Vincennes University and the Vincennes Community School Corporation.
The Martin County Sheriff’s Office says Martin County residents are receiving scam calls asking for donations for or in memory of Shoals Town Marshall Todd Eckert. The phone number being used currently is the Shoals Town Hall
Federal officials say a Princeton couple is facing federal charges for a one-million-dollar mail and identity theft scheme and firearms offenses. 44-year-old Michael Wright and 35-year-old Cortney Young have both been charged with mail theft. Wright is
