Category Archives: Local News

The Gibson County Health Department will add some teeth to Governor Holcomb's executive order mandating face coverings for food service workers. The Health Department will start issuing citations, and...

Construction is getting under way on a new 50-mega-watt solar farm at Troy, Indiana. The new facility will serve customers of Vectren, a CenterPoint company. When combined with the company's 4-mega-wa...

With the election less than a week away, the Warrick County Election Office has been training election workers. Election Board President Andrew Skinner says they cover a wealth of subjects. Training i...

56 employees of Monarch Beverage and E-F Transit will be losing their jobs in December. Warn notices have been filed with the state of Indiana, involving 633 jobs in all, most of them in Indianapolis....

An agreement is in place to sell Evansville's Tropicana casino for 480 million dollars. Owner Caesars Entertainment will turn the property over to Gaming and Leisure Properties, and Twin River Worldwi...

Guidelines for Trick or Treating 2020 10/23/2020   It is recommended that everyone participating in any event wear a face mask that covers the nose and mouth. Costume masks are not a substitute f...

Kentucky governor Andy Beshear is raising red flags over his state's reports of Corona Virus cases. Five counties -- Hancock, Henderson, Hopkins, McLean and Webster -- have scored places in the state'...

Voter apathy is not an issue in this election. So says Vanderburgh County Clerk Carla Hayden. Of the more than 130-thousand registered voters in Vanderburgh County, about 30-thousand have already vote...

EVSC's inside police force has a new chief. At Monday night's meeting, the school board chose Tim Alford as their new top cop. He was sworn in at the meeting. Alford is a 22 year veteran of the Evansv...

Mayor Lloyd Winnecke has renewed his executive order mandating that gatherings of 1`25 people or more need approval from the Vanderburgh County Health Department. But an Evansville city councilman say...