Category Archives: Local News

The Knox County Council is still finding ways to adjust to major tax changes coming in the next two years for Indiana's county and municipal governments. Council members are struggling with both a los...

A scaled-back bill allowing public schools to display the Ten Commandments has been approved by the state House Education Committee. The bill leaves the decision to display the religious text up to in...

The Triple-A Motor Club says the average price of gas in Indiana on Sunday stood at $2.74 a gallon, and 13 lower than Sunday's national average. It was also 21 lower than a year ago. Prices are still ...

This Wednesday, there will be a ribbon cutting for the Vincennes University Center for Health Sciences. The 72-thousand square foot facility will open with the next school year; it cost 33.9 million d...

Holiday World and Splashin' Safari will conduct a job fair on Saturday, February 28th. It will run from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at 452 East Christmas Boulevard in Santa Claus. Those interested will st...

The Knox County Sheriff's office is at full capacity-and then some-at this time. Not only are their jail and road deputy jobs filled, but they now have a feeder "intern" system for high schoolers to l...

Through a new partnership with Tri-State Orthopaedics, Daviess Community Hospital is expanding access to specialized care for local residents. Starting February 17th, DCH will offer pain management an...

A missing Vincennes woman has been found safe and sound. 54 year-old Michelle Bloebaum was first reported missing from Vincennes on Sunday, and was considered to be in danger. However, word we have fr...

(DC Chamber-Cullen as new leader)(Friday 1/30/26 ... tlz 6a) The Daviess County Chamber of Commerce has named Daniel Cullen to be its new Executive Director. His job will be managing the day to day op...

The Indiana House of Representatives has rejected a bill that would have allowed the state to use a firing squad to carry out a death row inmate's execution. The bill was three votes shy of the requir...