Indiana's projected revenue for the next budget cycle is two-billion-dollars lower than the last forecast by economists.       The new forecast was released Wednesday and shows the 2025 fiscal year is 400-million-dollars short.     &e...

The Triple A Motor Club reports that the average price of gas in Indiana on Friday stood at $3.05 a gallon, a penny lower than Thursday and eleven cents lower than Friday's national average.       It was also 11 cents lower than a week ago, 12 cents higher than a month ago, and 53 cents lo...

Teachers Warehouse, a nonprofit organization serving public school educators, recently purchased $2,000 in school supplies for Greene County teachers.       The purchase was made possible with the help of a UDWI REMC Community Fund grant, which was awarded to the organization this past qua...

The Indiana Department of Transportation has reopened State Road 257 between Washington and Otwell.       The highway had been closed due to flooding caused by recent heavy rains.       Portersville Road in Daviess County was reopened to traffic on Wednesday.

Indiana State Police arrested an Indianapolis man in Daviess County Thursday for Driving Without Ever Receiving a License and Reckless Driving.       32-year-old Josue Martinez is being held on $5,000 bond in the Daviess County Security Center.       The Davie...

The Pike County Sheriff's office want the public;s help in finding a man and a woman wanted for alleged probation violations.       61-year-old Donna Cox of Petersburg is alleged to have cut her ankle monitor off on April 15th. 63-year-old Darrell Cox, also from Petersburg, has been wanted...

Vincennes-based Grouiseland will remember the 250th anniversary of the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere with an activity today. The walk will go from Grouseland to Patrick Henry Square, and finish with a virtual re-creation of the Boston Tea Party at the Wabash River. The remembrance is open to anyone. Revolutionary War dr...

      Indiana's projected revenue for the next budget cycle is two-billion-dollars lower than the last forecast by economists.       The new forecast was released Wednesday and shows the 2025 fiscal year is 400-million-dollars short.     &e...

A good group of people will once again walk through downtown Vincennes as part of the annual "Way of The Cross" Walk. The annual event will start at the Old Cathedral around noon, and stop at 14 places across downtown Vincennes. Good Samaritan Hospital chaplain Trevor Murry is heading this year's event. He gi...

Last week, residents across Indiana faced an obstacle course of closed roads and highways, due to flooding. Starting tonight into tomorrow, heavy rains are again possible through the Easter weekend. Higher rivers are again possible, as the area could get 2 to 3 more inches of rain through Monday. That means sandbags ma...

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has opened a nearly four-thousand acre fish and wildlife area set up in Sullivan County The area is known as the Busseron Creek Fish and Wildlife Area. The dedication was attended by different state figures, including Indiana Governor Mike Braun. The land includes the former ...

      All Vincennes and Washington city offices and departments will be closed today in observance of Good Friday.       There will be no trash pick-up in either city.       In Washington, those with trash pick-up regularly set fo...

      Planting season is quickly approaching for Indiana's 94,000 farmers. With the warm weather and sunshine, Hoosier motorists will also see more large slow-moving farm equipment traveling Indiana's rural roads and highways.       State officials are encoura...

Severe storms could hit this evening, with rain likely lingering through Easter weekend. Damaging winds and large hail are the main threats Friday night as a cold front pushes through.       That front may stall near the Ohio River, keeping rain in the picture through Monday.   &...

The Vincennes Community School Board decided to re-bid a project for its Culinary Arts program. The reason for the re-bid was to allow extended time for the project to be completed. Under the current bid spect, the timeline would not be long enough for the project to be complete. Therefore the project will be re-bid wi...

      Indiana death row inmate Benjamin Ritchie's execution date has been set.       The Indiana Supreme Court says May 20th will be the day he is put to death.       Ritchie was convicted in 2002 of killing a police officer from ...

      Planting season is quickly approaching for Indiana's 94,000 farmers. With the warm weather and sunshine, Hoosier motorists will also see more large slow-moving farm equipment traveling Indiana's rural roads and highways.       State officials are encoura...

Vincennes-based KCARC was honored recently as the Martin County Alliance's Member of the Year. KCARC was honored at the Loogootee-based event for the group's "outstanding commitment to community impact and economic growth." The Martin County Alliance is designed to improve growth and development of the Martin...

The Knox County Public Library Board has approved a May 31st kickoff date for the Library's Summer Reading program. The kickoff will include a block party with free books, live bands, and summer reading signups. Food will also be part of the kickoff celebration. This year's Summer Reading program theme will be "Co...

A busy early season of weather issues has swamped the work load for Vincennes-based Helping His Hands. A recent "pop-up" EF-1 tornado in Princeton damaged around a six-block square of that city. Helping His Hands director Jason Burkhart says that is just the latest in a series of damaging weather events. Burk...

So far, two torhadoes have spun up and caused damage in this area so far this spring. The first was an EF-2 in eastern Gibson, Pike, and eastern Daviess Counties. Earlier this month, a surprise EF-1 twister hit a portion of Princeton. National Weather Service forecaster Andrew White says so far this year, statewide, th...

      Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales says he has revoked the dealer license of a Knox County used car dealership.       Morales claims Banks One Stop Auto engaged in fraudulent practices, including the submission of falsified forms to the Indiana Bur...

Knox County Commissioners president T-J Brink is seeking a committee of County workers to discuss the County's health insurance plan. At last night's Commissioners' meeting, Brink stated his belief that the current plan is too expensive. Brink says in his view, all health insurance options will be reviewed to make the ...

Governor Mike Braun is set to visit Sullivan County later today for a dedication of the Busseron Creek Fish and Wildlife Area in Sullivan County. The 39-hundred 50 acres of protected land is located near Sullivan County Road 425 East. The event will mark the Indiana Department of Natural Resources' largest land conserv...

Vincennes Watery Utilities officials are glad to say the City's infrastructure is in good shape, following recent heavy rains and high river levels. In Vincennes, the Wabash topped out around 20 feet, four over flood stage. Vincennes Water Utilities general manager Kirk Bouchie credits his staff and improved flood cont...

The Indiana Department of Transportation and the Mid-States Corridor project team will host a public information meeting today to share the draft purpose and need statement, as well as draft preliminary alternatives and access options for the Mid-States Corridor Section 2 study in Dubois County. The meeting will take p...

The Indiana House is passing a Senate bill that would empower law enforcement to arrest the homeless and charge them with a C misdemeanor if they're found sleeping or camping on public property and refuse referrals to emergency shelter resources. Senate Bill 197 has returned to the Senate for more debate. The legislati...

The Gibson County Sheriff's Office says a Grayville, Illinois woman was arrested early Tuesday morning following a two vehicle T-bone crash with injuries on State Road 168 near County Rod 500 West. 27-year-old Charli Sullivan is facing a charge of Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated.

Following Thursday's EF-1 tornado in the City of Princeton, officials are warning residents of storm scams.       As the city deals with storm damage, scammers are poised to exploit the situation, targeting residents with fraudulent repair offers and deceptive schemes.    &e...

This past Monday marked a return of Food Trucks on the Wabash for another year. Nine trucks met the public on Monday afternoon and evening on the Vincennes Riverwalk. Food Trucks on the Wabash is operated by Brian Grove. He says all the trucks are ready to serve the public when they arrive on the Riverwalk, Grove also ...