Evansville Woman Arrested After Gibson Co. Traffic Stop
A Gibson County Sheriff's deputy arrested an Evansville woman for drunken driving Monday night following a traffic stop on US 41. 30-year-old Alyssa Bowles was pulled over for speeding near County Road 700 South. The deputy smelled burnt marijuana and saw signs the driver may have been impaired. After a roadside invest...
15h ago
Kitchen Fire Leaves Oaktown Home a Total Loss
A fire destroyed a home in Oaktown on Wednesday. The blaze was reported around midday at 409 Hickory Street, where Michele Brough and Pam Morrison live. Reports say it started in the kitchen and spread through the house. Oaktown-Busseron Township and Washington Township firefighters fought the fire into the afternoon. ...
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Decker Home Damaged by Fire
Fire caused significant damage to a home in Decker in Knox County Wednesday morning. Johnson Township firefighters were assisted by units from the Vincennes Township, Vincennes City and Harrison Township Fire Departments. There were no injuries, however, a pet cat is unaccounted for. The cause of the fire is under inve...
19h ago
Donor Offers $30,000 Match for Daviess County Museum Endowment
A generous donor is offering to double your gift to the Daviess County Museum Endowment this Giving Tuesday. On Tuesday, December 1st, every dollar donated will be matched, up to $30,000. The endowment, held by Our Community Foundation, supports the Daviess County Historical Society Museum. Donations can be made online...
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Indiana Gas/Diesel & EV Prices (Wednesday)
The Triple A Motor Club says the average price of gas in Indiana on Wednesday stood at $3.52 a gallon, 5¢ lower than Tuesday and 42¢ lower than Wednesday's national average of $3.94 per gallon. It was also 23¢ lower than a week ago, 40¢ lower than a month ago, and 54¢ higher than a year ago. Me...
Nov 11, 2026
Vanderburgh County Data Center Committee Holds Public Forum
The Vanderburgh County Data Center Committee held a public forum Tuesday night at Ivy Tech. Most of the county residents who spoke were opposed to data centers, while some supported them and say they will bring jobs and strengthen the community. Opponents have worries about noise, data security, environmental impact, a...
Nov 11, 2026
Williams Bros. Closing Vincennes Pharmacy; Medical Equipment Business to Remain Open
Williams Brothers Health Care Pharmacy Is Closing Its Retail Pharmacy in Vincennes. The final day of service is Wednesday, November 18th. The company blames low reimbursement rates, particularly from Medicaid managed care plans, which it says don't cover the cost of dispensing medications. Active prescriptions will mov...
Nov 11, 2026
Wet Leaves, Deer and Frost: ISP Offers Autumn Driving Tips
Indiana State Police are sharing safety tips for fall driving. Wet leaves can be as slippery as ice, so slow down and avoid hard braking. Watch for frost on bridges and overpasses, and don't use cruise control in the rain. November is also peak season for deer crashes. Troopers say deer are most active at dawn and dusk...
Nov 11, 2026
Schmitt to Chair Senate Committee on Environmental Affairs
State Senator Daryl Schmitt of Jasper will chair the Senate Committee on Environmental Affairs in the next legislative session. Senate leader-elect Chris Garten appointed the Republican to the post. Schmitt will also serve as Assistant Majority Floor Leader for Communication. Schmitt represents Senate District 48, whic...
Nov 11, 2026
Jasper Mental Health Program to Hold Ribbon Cutting Monday
Deaconess Memorial Medical Center is celebrating a new mental health program in Jasper. Deaconess Behavioral Health Pathways offers day treatment for people who need more than weekly therapy, but not a hospital stay. Patients get therapy and medication management, then go home at night. A blessing and ribbon cutting is...
Nov 11, 2026
25 State Park Properties to Temporarily Close for Deer Hunts
Twenty-five Indiana State Park properties will close temporarily for controlled deer management hunts. Each hunt runs two days. The first is Monday, November 16th, and Tuesday, November 17th. The second is Monday, November 30th and Tuesday, December 1st. Properties close to the public the evening before each hunt and r...
Nov 10, 2026
Lincoln Memorial Bridge to Close Nov. 16 for Restoration Work
The National Park Service has announced the closure of the historic Lincoln Memorial Bridge on Highway 441 in Vincennes to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic starting Monday. The closure is expected to last through March 2027 while crews rebuild the granite towers and walls on the bridge's Indiana approach and restore ...
Nov 10, 2026
Rokita, 49 AGs Urge FCC to Close Robocall Database Loopholes
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is joining 49 other attorneys general in urging the FCC to close loopholes in its Robocall Mitigation Database. Voice providers must be listed in the database before routing calls, but the coalition says bad actors can get in and stay in too easily. They want the FCC to vet filings,...
Nov 10, 2026
Daviess County Confirms Measles Case
Daviess County health officials have confirmed one lab-tested case of measles. County Health Officer Dr. Merle Holsopple says measles is highly contagious and spreads through the air. The virus can linger for up to two hours after an infected person leaves. People who aren't vaccinated are at risk, while the MMR vaccin...
Nov 10, 2026
Daily Lane Closures Begin November 17th on S.R. 241 Near Decker
Drivers traveling State Road 241 in Knox County should expect delays starting on or around Tuesday, November 17th, when the Indiana Department of Transportation begins daily lane closures near Decker. The closures will affect the stretch between Hartley Road and South Althoff Road, weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. A flag...
Nov 10, 2026
Toyota Indiana Expands Again, Will Build New Scion KEI-01 Utility Truck in Princeton
Toyota is expanding its Princeton, Indiana plant again, investing $34 million and adding about 50 new jobs. The expansion supports the launch of Scion by Toyota, a new brand introduced Monday. Its first vehicle, the KEI-01, is an ultra-compact utility truck that will be assembled in Princeton and arrive in the U.S. in ...
Nov 10, 2026
Washington Police Chief Recognized for Backing Employees Who Serve in Military
Washington Police Chief Derrick Devine has received the Patriotic Employer Award from the Office of the Secretary of Defense's Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve program. Officer Jordan Andry nominated Devine in appreciation of his leadership, understanding and continued support of employees who serve in the Nat...
Nov 10, 2026
Good Samaritan Prepares for Possible Measles Cases as Indiana Count Hits 145
Good Samaritan Hospital is reviewing its measles response plan as cases rise across Indiana. The state reports 145 confirmed cases this year, and most of those with known details involved people who were unvaccinated or whose status was unknown. Hospital staff are being educated and infection prevention protocols reinf...
Nov 10, 2026
Data Center Ordinance Tabled in Warrick County
The Warrick County commission has tabled a data center ordinance proposal. The vote followed hearing from residents both for and against data centers. The Area Plan Commission last week voted 5-to-2 to send the proposed ordinance to the county commission with an unfavorable recommendation. Some residents want the morat...
Nov 10, 2026
Public Hearing Set for Firehouse Flats Bond Ordinance
Vincennes residents will have another chance to weigh in on a bond issue to build Firehouse Flats on a city owned parking lot. A hearing is set for Monday, November 23rd, ahead of a possible third and final reading, with the City Council scheduled to consider the bond ordinance during its meeting that follows. The apar...
Nov 10, 2026
Golf Cart Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Charges for Sullivan Woman
A Sullivan woman was arrested early Tuesday after a golf cart traffic stop near Main and Harris Streets. Police say 23-year-old Loree Ramsey ran a stop sign and admitted she has never had a driver's license. During booking at the Sullivan County Correctional Facility, officers found contraband that field-tested positiv...
Nov 10, 2026
Vincennes Man Facing Burglary, Theft and Auto Theft Charges
A Vincennes man was returned to Knox County Monday night to face a warrant for burglary, theft and auto theft. Forty-four-year-old William Weymouth-Price was charged in Knox Circuit Court following an alleged incident on October 18th. Court documents show he was previously convicted in a separate Knox County auto theft...
Nov 10, 2026
Daviess Co. Road Closing
The Daviess County Highway Department advises that County Road 450 North is closed today between County Roads 875 East and 900 East for road improvements. 450 North will reopen to traffic by 3:30 this afternoon. Use caution when driving in the area.
Nov 10, 2026
Holiday World 2027 Calendar Announced and Pre-K Passes Available
Holiday World will reopen Saturday, May 8th, 2027, and park officials have released the new calendar, which adds more July operating hours and more operating days. Construction is moving quickly on the Cannonball! water roller coaster, where giant inflatable swans have been put in place. Platinum Season Passholders get...
Nov 10, 2026
Lane Closure Planned for U.S. 231 In Dubois County
INDOT plans a lane closure on U.S. 231 in Huntingburg beginning on or around Monday, November 16th. The closure will affect northbound lanes between 3rd and 5th streets so crews can repair an inlet. The work should take about a week, weather permitting. Northbound traffic will use the center lane to get through the wor...
Nov 9, 2026
Patoka Man Sentenced to 45-Years in Prison for Murder of His Wife
A Patoka man who killed his wife and then reported her missing has been sentenced to 45 years in prison. Daniel Flaherty was sentenced back in October after entering into a plea agreement. Investigators found 36-year-old Kayla Flaherty's body just off Wabash River Road in Knox County in October 2024.
Nov 9, 2026
Fight Continues to Allow 10 Commandments Monument on Statehouse Lawn
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is asking a federal judge to allow a monument featuring the Ten Commandments, the Bill of Rights and the Preamble to the Indiana Constitution on the Statehouse lawn. A court blocked its installation in 2000, relying on a 1971 U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Rokita argues later Supreme Co...
Nov 9, 2026
Barr Reeve Students to Build Mini Greenhouses with Foundation Grant
Our Community Foundation has announced its first-semester Teaching Innovator Grants, and Barr Reeve Community Schools is among the recipients. Teacher Alisha Wade accepted a $250 grant for a Plant Life Cycle project and was named a Teaching Innovator. Students will learn how plants grow and how weather affects local cr...
Nov 9, 2026
Mitchell Woman Arrested in Death of Infant
An infant is dead after being found unresponsive in a bathtub Friday afternoon, and a Mitchell woman is now facing a felony charge. Indiana State Police say the infant was rushed to a local hospital but later died from her injuries. Investigators interviewed witnesses and gathered information at the scene and hospital ...
Nov 9, 2026
Police In Shelburn Looking for Dog That Attacked Woman
Authorities are asking for help locating two dogs after a woman was seriously injured in an attack in Shelburn Saturday night. Witnesses described the attacking dog as a gray pit bull, accompanied by a black Labrador-type dog. Witnesses chased the animals away, but officers could not locate either dog. Anyone with info...
Nov 9, 2026
