KC Council Approve Various Loans
NK School Board Approve Memo of Understanding with GSH
State Lawmakers Continue Considering Limits on Governor’s Emergency Powers
A call from state lawmakers for more input when the governor declares a state of emergency will get its first vote in the next two weeks. The law
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One New, One Returning Member Rotate Onto Vincennes USB
One new member and one returning member have been added to the Vincennes Utility Services Board. The two men attended their first session yesterday afternoon.
Vincennes Water Utilities
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Vincennes, Washington City Offices to Close for MLK Day
Vincennes and Washington City offices will be closed on Monday, January 18th, to observe Martin Luther King Day. In Washington, there
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All Area Counties in Red Covid Status– Knox County Just Barely
All area counties are now in the highest—or red—code status. That word was released today from the Indiana State Department of Health.
Knox County was expected to stay in the
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Covid-19 Vaccine Now Available for Those Age 70 and Up
The State of Indiana has lowered the age for Covid-19 vaccinations from 80 and up to 70 and up. The registrations are available by signing up at ourshot.in.gov.
Those eligible, and who
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Public Assistance Needed in Solving 12 Year-Old Sexual Assault Case
Vincennes Police are seeking public input to find a suspect in a late 2008 sexual assault in Vincennes.
Vincennes Police detective Stacy Reese gives some details about the victim in the over
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Knox County Expected to Stay Orange For At Least Another Week
Vincennes City leaders expect Knox County to stay in the second-highest—or orange—Covid-19 level for at least the next week. The Covid codes include the
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Knox County Adds Single-Digit Covid Numbers in Latest Report
Knox, Martin, and Sullivan Counties have added single-digit numbers of new Covid-19 positive cases in the latest state report. Knox County is also the only county below 15 percent in positive
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