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-A Vincennes man was early this morning following an incident at an area home. 30-year-old David Manning was arrested on charges of domestic battery and strangulation. He is being held
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The Indiana Rural Opioid Consortium has received $200,000 in new funding to expand and continue to build a network in Hoosier communities that lack resources to tackle the opioid crisis.
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In the upcoming legislative session, the IDOE plans to request $20 million in funding to support STEM programs across the state.
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Indiana is one of five states without a hate crimes law. After a Carmel synagogue was vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti this summer, the push to pass one was re-energized. But
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Indiana’s tax collections came in below target last month, dipping after a strong September. Yet the state is still on track for the overall fiscal year. Indiana tax revenues came
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A Vincennes restaurant suffered major fire damage early this morning. Vincennes City and Township Firefighters were called to the McDonald’s Restaurant on Hart Street Shortly before 2:00 this morning. According
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Knox County has all the tools to welcome new businesses. That’s according to Knox County Development Corporation President and CEO Kent Utt. Utt, along with Vincennes Mayor Joe Yochum, were
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New winners have been announced in the annual “Not With My Life” contest. This year the contest invited the area middle and high schools to participate by creating posters or
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The Vincennes Board of Works will hold a public hearing before their next meeting concerning a pair of properties downtown. Both 401 and 403 Main Street are currently unoccupied, combined
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Work on a total of nine downtown facades is expected to get underway next week. At this morning’s Knox County Development Corporation Meeting, INVin Executive Director Ellen Harper told those
