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Knox County and INDOT snow plows are out clearing roads affected by the current winter storm.  In Knox County, Highway Superintendent Benji Boyd says crews started clearing the roads at five a-m

A winter storm has made travel difficult across the area today.  A good amount of snow has fallen since last night; final totals could total between four and seven inches of

The Knox County Development Corporation will host a “shovel-ready” cerfication ceremony at the U-S 41 Industrial Park.  The event is planned for three p-m on February 15th for various

A caucus will be held Monday, January 21st, to fill a Vincennes City Council spot opened by the death of Councilman Jim Westfall.  Westfall passed away on Christmas Eve in Indianapolis.

The

People who went to a Buffalo Wild Wings in Bloomington need to get vaccinated for Hepatitis A. That’s what the Monroe County Health Department is telling the public. The health department and

A bill has been introduced in the Indiana General Assembly that would create an “elder abuse registry” of those convicted of crimes against senior citizens and those who are mentally or

A man in Florida has been federal charged after threatening Tyler Trent’s mother on Facebook. John Pinkham is also being investigated by the FBI now as well. They say Pinkham posted on the

The United Way of Knox County will again be offering the VITA, or Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, Program during the month of February.

This is a free service with no age or other program

Coroners in Indiana could soon have a new way to identify bodies.

Currently they use fingerprints, DNA, and dental records along with family members to ID someone found dead.

A new

New data shows Hoosiers support a cigarette tax hike.

A majority of respondents to the Bellwether Research survey favored a two dollar per pack increase.

A portion of those funds