More Info On Evansville Shooter
More information on the shooter Thursday night at the west side Walmart in Evansville. The shooter has been identified as 25 year old Ronald Ray Mosley II, a former employee. Officers were notified
Continue Reading »More information on the shooter Thursday night at the west side Walmart in Evansville. The shooter has been identified as 25 year old Ronald Ray Mosley II, a former employee. Officers were notified
Continue Reading »More details are coming out about Governor Eric Holcomb’s plan to eliminate textbook fees for students throughout the state. The plan calls for the state to cover textbook fees for the families
Continue Reading »The Indianapolis Home Show is back at the Indiana State Fairgrounds for its 101st year. Organizers say it’s the oldest home show in North America and it draws more than 80,000 guests each
Continue Reading »On January 18, at 2:06 p.m. A semi registered to Precise Moving & Storage out of Georgia struck a water meter pit. The truck was attempting to turn off of Flora Street and onto Northwest 1st
Continue Reading »Education was the top topic of discussion at the Indiana Statehouse on Wednesday. Two bills were up for discussion, one in the House to address educational opportunities for kids to work in the
Continue Reading »The Martin County Humane Society Wellness Clinic is today from 5 to 6 p.m. at 507 N. Oak St. in Loogootee. There are plenty of package deals available for dogs and cats, such as updated shots, nail
Continue Reading »The deadline to sign up for the Barr Reeve Cheer Clinic is today. The clinic will take place on Tuesday, February 7th. The clinic includes all children from Pre-k through 5th grade. The fee is $25,
Continue Reading »An active shooter shot at least one person in an Evansville Walmart and was killed by police Thursday night. The calls for an active shooter came in at 9:59 p.m. at the Walmart on South Red Bank
Continue Reading »Washington’s School Board recognized outstanding student achievement, heard a report on the innovative dual language program, and gave approval for the next step in the Hatchet Hollow renovation
Continue Reading »Some Hoosier lawmakers want to set new limits on which criminals have the right to bail. A resolution passed the Senate Corrections and Criminal Law committee Tuesday. Much of the support for it
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