Category Archives: Local News

(NK-- demolition bids accepted) (Wednesday 3/10/26 ... tlz 6a) The North Knox School Board has accepted three bids for a potential demolition of the former North Knox East Elementary and Junior High f...

The Vincennes Community School Board has approved three separate grants for use by various corporation groups. The first is a Formative Assistance Grant for kindergarten through second grade. The gran...

The Daviess County Clerk's Office advises that early voting will take place Monday through Friday beginning April 7th. Early voting will take place from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm in the Clerk's Office on ...

Vincennes Community Schools will apply for another years of state E-Rate funding for this coming school year. The granted funds will cover 85 percent of the Corporation's cost for internal electronic ...

The Indiana Supreme Court has upheld COVID-19 immunity for hospitals and medical providers. They ruled unanimously that they cannot be held liable for complications that developed when they were treat...

Gas prices continue to rise amid ongoing U.S. military operations in Iran. The Triple-A Motor Club says the average price of gas in Indiana on Sunday stood at $3.47 a gallon, 2 higher than Sunday's na...

Trash collection updates continue to be an pending problem for the Vincennes City Council. Council members are agreed there need to be a rise in collection revenue, but are still considering how to ap...

The White River bordering parts of Knox Coutny will stay in flood stage for the foreseeable future. The White at Edwardsport will crest tomorrow seven feet over flood stage. It will then start to fall...

Knox County Indiana Economic Development officials urge people nationwide to "Make Their Move" to Knox County. The effort is designed to help pay for families nationwide to move to the county. K-C-I-E...

Numerous area roads are closed due to flooding. The Daviess County Sheriff's Office said Sunday that Portersville Road and County Road 1550 North east of 300 East in Elnora were closed due to high wat...