WUZR NEWS
Tainted Sausage Being Recalled by Wal-Mart
If you bought Great Value sausage patties at Wal-Mart, you may want to check for a recall. The Great Value ready to eat patties were sold at Wal-Mart stores nationwide. The targeted patties are those with a
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BPD Arrest Bicknell Man After Home Disturbance
Bicknell Police arrested a Bicknell man yesterday following a disturbance at a home in the 300 block of Division. Officers arrested 41 year-old Brandon Boren on a charge of domestic battery. He also faces an added charge
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Vincennes Woman Arrested Following Traffic Stop
Knox County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a Vincennes woman this morning following a traffic stop on Old State Road 67. Officers stopped a vehicle driven by 20 year-old Madison Bohnert. During the stop, Bohnert was found to be
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13-Year Sentence for Gibson County Man
A Gibson County man was sentenced to 13-years in prison for Attempted Rape and Burglary. Roy Donaldson, of Patoka had earlier pleaded guilty to the charges. The Gibson County Prosecutor says Donaldson was caught in the act
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Knox County Still in Middle of State Pack in Unemployment
Area unemployment as a whole continues to stay below the state unemployment average. The preliminary jobless stats show Knox County at two-point-seven percent—45th in the state. It is also one tenth of a percent below the state
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Generations About to “Build a Basket” For Clients Throughout Area
The senior assistance group Generations will hold a Build a Basket event starting next month. The baskets will be accepted across the area from November 25th to December 13th. Various hygiene items, along with batteries, envelopes, books,
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A Rainy Monday Welcomed by Vincennes Parks Officials
A rainy Monday is not usually a good thing, but the Vincennes Parks Department enjoyed the water from the skies yesterday. A front that came through during the day Monday broke a relative period of dryness for
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Slight Delay in Completion of Main Street Phase One Work
The complete permanent opening of Main Street will be delayed into next week. Vincennes City officials report the new final paving date for Main Street Phase One will start on Monday. Vincennes Mayor Joe Yochum knows the
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Vincennes Housing Authority Approves Insurance Renewals
The Vincennes Housing Authority has approved a set of insurance renewals for the next twelve months. The new Health Insurance coverage was approved once again with United Health Care for a seven-point-seven percent increase. The Board discussed
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PACE CAA Set to Help in Open Enrollment Period
Officials with PACE Community Action Agency are officer a consumer navigation process for the start of the Open Health Care Enrollment Period. Open enrollment for federal marketplace healthcare runs from November first to December 15th. The open
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