Area Hospitals Increased Workload Due to Covid Surge
The latest Covid surge has hit Good Samaritan Hospital hard. The latest surge from the Omicron variant has resulted in daily positive numbers in some cases in the tripleContinue Reading »
Indiana Red Cross Seeking Blood Donors to Alleviate Crisis
The Indiana Red Cross is desperately seeking blood donors after declaring a blood crisis. The limited blood stores are causing doctors to make tough calls about who can receiveContinue Reading »
Bid Timeline Set for Planned KC Jail Expansion
The Knox County Commissioners heard a timeline for bids to be accepted on the planned expansion of the Knox County Jail.
Pike County Schools on Virtual Learning At Least Today
An area corporation is moving to virtual learning for at least one more day.
The Pike County School Corporation says that due to the high number of staffContinue Reading »
Indiana Sets Monthly Covid Record– Halfway Through Month
Even though it’s only mid-January, the state of Indiana has set a record for coronavirus infections this month. The Indiana Department of Health reports moreContinue Reading »
Vincennes City, Knox County Councils to Discuss LIT Jointly
The Vincennes City and Knox County Councils are just under a week away from a discussion of the public safety LIT proposal. LIT is a local income tax; this one would provideContinue Reading »
GRC to Add to Virtual Clark March This Year
The George Rogers Clark March will be a virtual event this year.
The Youth Advisory Council at Lincoln High School will produce more video vignettes to addContinue Reading »
Indiana Celebrates Martin Luther King Day
Yesterday was a day full of celebrations for Martin Luther King Junior Day. There were various celebrations held across the state to remember the civil rightsContinue Reading »
Gas Prices Top 3 Dollars a Gallon in Area
The Triple-A Motor Club says the average price of gas in Indiana Monday was $3.17 a gallon.
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State House Considering Stronger Penalities Against Human Trafficking
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 CriminalContinue Reading »