Short Vincennes City Council Meeting Last Night
The Vincennes City Council held a very short session last night in the Council chambers at City Hall. The short session is part of a gradual winding down toward year’s end byContinue Reading »
NIL Legislative Action Needed, According to IU Professor
Before Congress is a bill that would lay much needed framework for schools to follow on name, image, and likeness. It’s called the PASS Act, and it lays out rules forContinue Reading »
Book Signing Set Wednesday for Baseball Publication
Shopping Season Underway– For Local Merchants
The Knox County Chamber of Commerce reminds everyone to keep their Christmas shopping dollars as local as possible across the coming weeks. Area retailers are coming off of two ofContinue Reading »
Colder Weather Here to Start Week
The National Weather Service expects some colder than normal temperatures early this week. Throughout the area, weekly high temperatures will likely be in the 40’s, with lowsContinue Reading »
Messmer: Higher Education Costs Need Study
Indiana Senator Mark Messmer of Jasper says the Interim Study Committee on Fiscal Policy was asked this year to investigate data related to the increasing cost of higherContinue Reading »
Indiana Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Ball State University In COVID Case
The Indiana Supreme Court has ruled Ball State University does not have to reimburse a student who wanted a refund for his classes in 2020 due to COVID-19.
The justices ruled the law passed
Continue Reading »Thanksgiving Tweets From Elected Officials
In honor of Thanksgiving, Hoosier Congressional leaders are expressing their gratitude on social media. Senator Todd Young Tweeted that he is “thankful for family, friends, and the brave men
Continue Reading »Indiana State Police Urge Caution Amid Busy Travel Weekend
More people are expected to be on the road this Thanksgiving weekend.
Indiana State Police are asking drivers to leave earlier so they have more time to get to their destination
Continue Reading »Governor Asks for FLags to be Flown at Half Staff in Respect For Former First Lady
Governor Eric Holcomb has asked for flags to be flown at half-staff in respect for former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, who passed away Sunday at the age of 96. Carter had just entered hospice care
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