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By now, you’ve heard the unfortunate story about a duck boat in Branson, Missouri overturning and killing 17 people on July 19th. What might not know, is part of the
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We’re just a day away from the first Friday in August, which marks the return of the First Friday Art Walk in Vincennes. Beginning at 5:00 p.m., the public is
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Cummins Inc. will recall about 500,000 medium- and heavy-duty trucks. The recall affects trucks with selective catalytic reduction systems, SCR, to control nitrogen oxide
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The state is making changes to better secure student testing and avoid more invalid scores or student retakes. Some high school students in Loogootee will have to retake part of
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Some Hoosiers who’ve fallen behind on mortgage payments can once again get help from the state. That’s after the state’s decision to reopen its Hardest Hit Fund. The Hardest Hit
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The Vincennes Board of Works will hold a special meeting at the beginning of next week. In a press release issued Tuesday afternoon, the Board announced they will meet on
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Both the Knox and Daviess County Community Foundations are now accepting applications online for the 2019 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship programs. The scholarship pays for full-tuition and fees, and provides the chosen student with an annual stipend of up to $900 for
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State and local leaders gathered in Daviess County Tuesday to continue the battle against the opioid crisis. The event was hosted by the Indiana Rural Health Association and the Agri
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As we enter into the month of August, we’re not far off from the first show of the new season for the Old Town Players. Steve Gray with the Old
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Hoosier farmers looking for a boost in prices could get some relief if the Trump administration follows through with talk of approving year-round E15 ethanol sales. President Trump mentioned the possible
