Backpacks of Love Gets KCCF Grant
Backpacks of Love for the Vincennes Community School Corporation recently received a $500 grant from the Knox County Community Foundation through the Knox Gives Grants Program.
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Lawrenceville Woman Arrested on Knox County Warrant
Knox County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a Lawrenceville woman this morning on a residential entry warrant filed in December.
25 year-old Miranda Brenton was charged with residential
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Over 50 Mutations of Omicron Covid Variant Have Been Discovered
There are over 50 different mutations of the Omicron variant of COVID-19, the most out of any other variant of the virus. Doctors are unable to come to a consensus ofContinue Reading »
Knox County Health Department Dealing with Record Covid Numbers
Knox County continues to see record case numbers of the Omicron variant of Covid-19. The variant is accounting for all the current cases of Covid in KnoxContinue Reading »
Indiana AG Rokita to Join Coalition Defending Catholic School’s Right to Fire Teacher
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is leading a 16-state coalition defending the right of Roncalli High School to uphold church teachings on same-sex marriage in its hiring andContinue Reading »
Omicron Surge Could Lead to More Nurses
The omicron surge could lead to more nursing students in classrooms in Indiana. Lawmakers are considering a plan that would allow nursing schools in the state toContinue Reading »
Vincennes City Levee Awaits Next Inspection in March
With the finish of improvements, the focus on the Vincennes City Levee now turns to improvements. Vincennes Water Utilities general manager Kirk Bouchie says the next bigContinue Reading »
Human Trafficking a Cause at Statehouse
The Indiana House is considering an updated criminal code to stop human trafficking in the state. Evansville’s Wendy McNamara is chair of the House Courts and Criminal CodeContinue Reading »
Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Law Against “Revenge Porn”
Indiana’s “revenge porn” law does not violate the state or U.S. constitutions, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. The ruling revives a misdemeanor case against aContinue Reading »
Senator Mike Braun Back at Statehouse
Senator Mike Braun was back at the Indiana Statehouse on Tuesday to mingle and speak with some of his former colleagues in the state legislature. Speaking withContinue Reading »