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College students around the state are slowly returning to campus. Saturday, Butler University welcomed students back. BU did take precautions including each student taking a free COVID test when

29 year old Elijoe G. Yoder of Washington was arrested on Saturday by Washington PD. He was charged with Operating While Intoxicated, Reckless Driving, Being a Habitual Traffic Violator, and

On Sunday, the Indiana State Department of Health confirmed 1,048 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the state’s total number of positive cases to 74,328. One Hoosier died from the virus;

An accidental house fire occurred Saturday afternoon in Evansville. The Evansville Fire Department was called to the scene at 2300 block of Herbert Avenue after the home caught fire. Both residents

A traffic stop turned into a chase for one state trooper Friday night. Police say the officer pulled over a red Dodge pickup truck on US 41, near Riverside Drive, for driving without headlights. As

An Evansville man is in jail after trying to escape authorities in an unconventional way. Vanderburgh County police say they were trying to arrest 29-year-old Cody Sargent, who was wanted for

Governor Holcomb’s opposing an expansion of mail-in voting for the November election. But his reasons are different from President Trump’s. Holcomb says there are plenty of safeguards

The Daviess County Health Department announced 18 more cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in Daviess County. No additional deaths have been reported. Approximately 2,988 people have been tested

The Knox County Watermelon Festival got underway last night. The Festival continues today and will run from 9am until 6pm today at Patrick Henry Square in Vincennes. Knox County Chamber of Commerce

Friends for Animals has a couple of benefits coming up. Mark and Pat Brochin stopped in to discuss both events. The first is the Lana and Lauren Links Golf Scramble. The Scramble will be held on