A Knox County man will serve time in the department of corrections for child molesting. 46-Year old Stanley Eric Bishop was sentenced in Knox Superior Court One after pleading guilty
Owensville Farm’s Watermelon Being Investigated
A Gibson County farm that was the focus of a salmonella outbreak in their cantaloupes is now under investigation for its watermelons. The Evansville “Courier Press” reports state and local
Spokewoman Defends Gov. Daniels
Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels’ spokeswoman says a Democratic lawmaker’s request for an ethics investigation into the governor’s new job as Purdue University’s president is “partisan nonsense.” State Representative Charlie Brown
Suspect Arrested in Fatal Bar Fight
After a nearly week long investigation, Indiana State Police have arrested a suspect in connection to a deadly fight earlier this month at the Uptown Tavern in Dugger. 24-year-old James
VU & GSH Partner with City to Clean Gimbel Corner
Gimbel Corner is going to be cleaned up–thanks to a partnership between Vincennes University, Good Samaritan Hospital and the city of Vincennes. Mayor Joe Yochum announced today that the partnership
Washington Man Arrested in Vincennes
A Washington man was jailed on warrants after being located in Vincennes. Police say they found 24-year-old Mathew L. Groves at 1634 Parkinson in Vincennes. at 1:35-am this morning. He
Knox Co. Council Hammering out 2013 Budget
The Knox County Council has completed meeting with department heads on the 2013 budget. Council members will reconvene this afternoon to begin number crunching to make sure next year’s budget
VU Now Using Emergency Alert System
In a continuing effort to improve communication, Vincennes University has partnered with Rave Mobile Safety to provide an emergency alert system capable of delivering messages to VU and personal email
VU Tube Race Returns to Wabash River This Weekend
It hasn’t happened for three years–but what’s dubbed as Indiana’s “most unusual spectacle in racing,” returns this Saturday to Vincennes. Vincennes University’s Tube Race on the Wabash River, starts at
Loogootee Man’s Parasite Death Confirmed by CDC
Tests confirm a parasite known as the “brain-eating amoeba” caused the death of a Loogootee man. An Indiana State Department of Health spokeswoman said Tuesday that the Centers for Disease
