Vincennes Water Utilities’ latest round of hydrant flushing continues tonight in another part of Vincennes. Flushing will run from eight tonight to four tomorrow morning.
The areas to be
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More than 100 businesses were negatively impacted by riots that happened Friday and Saturday night in downtown Indianapolis, according to Downtown Indy Incorporated.
The riots
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Knox County voters can cast ballots for several races today as part of today’s Indiana primary election.
The two incumbent Knox County Commissioners face primary challenges, as Tim Ellerman
A first-term incumbent Commissioner will face a former Vincennes City Councilman today in Knox County Commissioners’ District One. In the race, incumbent Tim Ellerman squares off with
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It’s been a spring of cancellations across Indiana, but one major Hoosier event is still undecided.
Sharon Smith, communication director of the Indiana State Fair, says that a decision
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Good Samaritan Hospital is loosening its restrictions for visitors, as part of its efforts to get back on track. The new rules include in-patient visitation from ten a-m to six p-m, and inpatient
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The Illinois Department of Public Health announced 974 new cases of COVID-19 in Illinois, including 23 additional deaths.
State health officials report a total of 121,234 cases, including
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A large number of people voted early in this year’s Indiana primary election in Knox County. Many of the votes were mailed in, with more that may be counted today.
Knox County Clerk
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A couple of small groups protested in Vincennes this afternoon over last week’s death of George Floyd. The groups were seen at the corner of Hart Street and Kimmel Road, and at Sixth Street
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A large number of people voted early in this year’s Indiana primary election in Knox County. Many of the votes were mailed in, with more that may be counted today.
Knox County Clerk
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