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Some offices by the courthouse may be moving in the near future. Knox County Commissioner Trent Hinkle informed the Knox County Council that they had made an offer on a
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The Interlocal Board in charge of the Pantheon project will soon send out a request to all architects interested in taking on interior work on the former theatre. At their
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The Vincennes YMCA is hosting a fish fry at the end of this week. The event will take place on Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and pick up
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Vincennes University student activities is ready for students to return to campus this week. Welcome Week officially kicks off on Thursday as students begin arriving on Campus. From there, Director
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Gun violence is now recognized as a public health issue in Indianapolis, after the City County Council passed a non-binding resolution. Ahmad Moore came to support the proposal with his
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Public health and public safety leaders gathered in Carmel to find ways to collaborate to address the opioid epidemic in Hoosier communities. Indiana State Department of Health Commissioner Kristina Box
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Purdue University President Mitch Daniels confirms the school has reached an agreement to return a gift made by Papa John’s Pizza founder John Schnatter. Purdue’s Trustees earlier this month said
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U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) will meet Wednesday with President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Donnelly says he feels prepared for the meeting – even as other Democrats criticize the
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A consumer advocate group is urging the state to deny Vectren’s proposal to build a $780 million natural gas plant. The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor says Vectren needs
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Five people were injured in a multi-vehicle accident Monday afternoon at the intersection of 15th and Hart Streets. Vincennes Police say a Jeep was traveling westbound on Hart Street when she
