Category Archives: Local News

Temporary lane closures are scheduled to begin today on U.S. 41 over Kelso Creek in Vincennes. The closures will allow for road grinding work. Work will occur on both north and south bound bridges ove...

Officials with the Vincennes Animal Shelter are expressing how grateful they are for the outpouring of support from our community following a recent dog hoarding case in Gibson County. 14 dogs were su...

Indiana State Police arrested a Petersburg man overnight following a traffic stop on Sixth Street in Vincennes. Officers pulled over the vehicle driven by 30 year-old Andrew Swain. A roadside investig...

The Daviess-Martin CISMA, or Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area, is partnering with the Downtown Washington Farmers Market for their Conservation Resource Fair a week from Saturday, Septembe...

Turning Point USA at Indiana University held a vigil for co-founder Charlie Kirk following his assassination. Students and public officials attended the event at the Indiana Memorial Union to honor Ki...

The City of Vincennes is working on a planned pedestrian look running from Vincennes secondary schools to the Wabash River. Part of the process is part of improvements to Richard Bauer Drive. Vincenne...

Lincoln Trail College in Robinson, Illinois has received a $100,000 grant from Marathon Petroleum Corporation to support the construction of LTC's new Technology Center. The state-of-the-art facility ...

Even with the recent hot, dry conditions in the area, the Indiana Department of Transportation is thinking about the winter months to come. Work is about to start to change their vehicles from summert...

2024 was not a good year for farm fatalities in Indiana. The number of those fatalities grew from 15 in 2023, to 28 last year. Farm safety expert Ed Sheldon reports many of those who died in farm-rela...

Vincennes University's newest campus building is set for a January completion date. The 33.9 million dollar Health Sciences facility is the single largest V-U project made possible by state funding. I...