Evansville, IN News

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• Vanderburgh remains one of only 13 Indiana counties without emerald ash borers
• Students contribute to sculpture commemorating city's bicentennial
• Regardless of calendar, opening of pools marks beginning of summer
• Veterans of all wars remembered during ceremony at Rose Hill Cemetery
• White crosses in Central Park have lot of meaning to Henderson residents
• For Vietnam veteran, writing about the war brings some relief
• Local EPA, health department issue ozone alert for weekend
• Two taken from Harrison High graduation ceremony with heat-related illness
• Federal agency that provided Earthcare loan long a target for elimination
• Closure of New Harmony School was a peristant rumor
• Plaza Park student to represent Tri-State at Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Health department pushes for power to cite owners of public swimming pools
• UE-Escalade partnership allows students to apply theory to real world problems
• Graduates of Law Enforcement Academy warned to avoid cynacism, hardness
• As Major Moves money runs out, candidates pledge continued support for I-69
• Locavores are drawn to Downtown farmers' market
• In observance of Memorial Day, Ivy Tech Community College Southwest (Evansville,...
• Ryan Lee Shelby found guilty of murdering stepdaughter
• Saturday, Sunday tagged as 'Ozone Alert' days in Evansville
• Evansville's Park 41 dubbed a 'dinosaur' building
• Police: Elderly woman found dead in car pulled from Wabash River
• Carmi, Ill., man charged in sex abuse case
• Boonville man charged with child exploitation
• Additional charges filed against man awaiting trial on child molestation charges
• Yes! for Unification sees bipartisan campaign for consolidation plan | POLL
• Consolidation opponents begin getting the word out | POLL
• After 16 days of testimony, Shelby murder case to go to jury Friday
• More than 50 turn out to hear plans to widen Oak Hill Road
• Farmers worry as drought, heat begin to stress young crops
• Volunteers from Remodelers Council spend annual work day at Ruth's House
• Vandals damage Native American burial mounds in Southern Illinois
• Ann Ennis named development coordinator for Ruth's House
• Heat wave not expected to interfere with planned outdoor graduation ceremonies
• THERE IS STILL TIME! Enroll Now for Summer! Make an appointment with your advis...
• The phone system at our Evansville campus is now fixed and operating normally. W...
• Evansville formalwear shop NTux moves, but remains open
• We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our phone system at th...
• A 'Vi-partisan' Gregg brings gubernatorial campaign to Evansville Labor Temple
• Heat wave will stretch across Midwest
• East Side residents raise objections to Lincoln Avenue widening project
• Shelby jurors hear recording of phone call from jail
• Region's unemployment rate reliably lower than state average
• Lt. Gov. Abramson congratuates Henderson County on using federal stimulus funds
• Newburgh woman accused of attacking 12-year-old with knife
• Fitzgerald stepping down as U.S. attorney in Chicago
• Evansville man among 18 named in federal indictment | PDF
• Shoe Carnival earnings boom
• In observance of Memorial Day, Ivy Tech Community College Southwest will be clos...
• Evansville apartment damaged by fire reportedly burglarized
• UPDATE: Fairfield man's brass bull testicles found, returned
• For Easter Seals grads, ceremony celebrates obstacles overcome
• On annual Run For the Wall, bikers stop in for hugs, prayers, food and fuel
• Dismissal bell rings for the last time at New Harmony school
• New Harmony Bridge closure causing travel headaches
• Public hearings scheduled for road projects
• Public input sought on water system improvement
• Beumer released on bail
• Vectren launches defense of rates
• Evansville job fair sought to pair seekers, employers
• Full set of speakers scheduled for UNOE meeting on Thursday
• Police: Evansville man had 1.7 pounds of marijuana in home
• Retired teacher honored at Central High School
• Evansville school board will dip into reserve fund to make budget
• Evansville Clerk Alberta Matlock wraps up career
• Mother of slain teen again assailed under cross examination
• Evansville's Signature School ranked 7th-best in nation by Newsweek
• Consultant group offers 116-point revised plan to end Evansville homelessness
• River City Games give seniors chance to keep up with the grandkids | VIDEO
• GOOD MORNING: Jeopardy took the pomp out of graduation celebrations
• UPDATE: City Council vote to block Earthcare loan postponed to June 25
• UPDATE: Bridge connecting New Harmony, Ind., and White County, Ill., closed
• Rally scheduled in advance of Ira Beumer court hearing Tuesday
• Pence makes it official: Ferdinand's Sue Ellspermann will be his running mate
• Potential donor incompatible with Lisa Keck, kidney search renewed
• Summer reading kickoff packs Central Library
• 19th century graves highlight of Oak Hill Cemetery tour
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Auto salvage owner keeps company with wrecks, cats
• Evansville City Council to ask Allied Waste to end lockout
• New Harmony bridge to close permanently | POLL
• Indiana attorney general warns of rental scams
• Mourdock getting fundraising help from Florida Sen. Rubio
• Community support rallying behind Ira Beumer
• Philharmonic's pops concert relives 70 years of cinematic history
• Developing affordable permanent housing goal of plan to end homelessness
• Civil War ruse still causes a stir in Newburgh
• Patriot Guard's Ride to Remember honors fallen soldiers
• Many area nonprofits report virtually no fundraising expenses
• Fans celebrate opening of season as Otters fall to Wild Things, 4-3 | PHOTO GALLERY
• Fan celebrate opening of season as Otters fall to Wild Things, 4-3
• Martin challenges museum celebrants to make education personal
• Attorney questions mother of slain girl about inconsistencies in testimony
• Body believed that of missing man found Friday off Detroy Road
• INDOT beginning widening of Indiana 261 at Newburgh
• Ellspermann could be Pence's pick as running mate in Indiana governor's race
• Ozone Alert issued for Saturday, Sunday
• Vanderburgh County man who gave chase following home invasion charged in fatal wreck
• Start of $12.1 million road project will close Vann Road at Indiana 261
• Star Student Awards recognized area high school achievers
• Deterioration of Mesker Amphitheatre forces closure | GALLERY, POLL
• Police question possible abduction suspect but say no crime committed
• Evansville man faces minimum of 15 years on federal gun charges
• Mother recounts events of night she learned of daughter's death
• Indiana delegation studies how Savannah attracts, keeps young professionals
• Winner of SWIRCA fundraiser gets ride to day care on a firetruck
• Lottery ticket sold in Henderson redeemed for $1 million prize
• Henderson student charged with video voyeurism pleads guilty to harrassment
• Brad Paisley to perform at Ford Center Oct. 4
• Police: Man posed as hiring manager, swindled job applicants
• Keep Evansville Beautiful chief looks to spread word on political signage rules
• Police: Arrest made late Wednesday in Star Market shooting
• Evansville man found guilty of gun-related crimes in pawn shop burglary
• Alternate prom gives GLBT place to celebrate
• Boil advisory in efect for parts of West Side
• Neighborhood 'just really stunned' at shooting death of Michelle Cotter
• Shelby attorney seeks release of mental health records of victim's mother
• Aztar plans $5 million refurbishment of casino hotel
• Area high school schedule commencement exercises
• Police seek man for attempted abduction of young girl
• Indiana State Troopers honor those who have made the 'ultimate sacrifice'
• New plan for ending homelessness to be presented Thursday evening at UE
• Childhood robot provides inspiration for city's new Tin Man Brewery
• Hadi Shrine offers screening for children's hospital assistance Saturday
• 'Bones' author and forensic anthropologist is this year's One Book choice
• Indiana seeking assistance with Lottery
• River City Games will give senior athletes a chance to compete
• Roland Martin to headline Evansville African American Museum birthday
• Evansville man accused of sexual misconduct with 14-year-old girl
• Police seeking suspect in Tuesday shooting in Evansville
• A special moment at Commencement 2012 caught on video and submitted by an attend...
• Hunden: Downtown could sustain 240- to 270-room hotel | POLL
• Evansville police get a dog named Lexus and a Toyota for it to ride in
• Boonville man killed in I-164 crash
• 'Pushups for Charity Challenge' set for Saturday at Evansville State Hospital Grounds
• City looks at extending sewer service for some septic tank users
• Shelby trial shifts to defense today
• Harmony Way Bridge needs repairs, on endangered list
• County Commissioners look at trimming appropriations to nonprofit agencies
• One dead after single-car accident on I-164
• ThyssenKrupp announces plan to sell Tell City foundry
• Lifelong local weather guru John Payne dies at age 93
• 'Pushups for Charity Challenge' set for Saturday at Evansville State Hospital Grounds
• Police: Man shot outside Star Market in Evansville
• Evansville's Ride of Silence remembers fallen cyclists, raises moving issues
• UPDATE: Indiana releases results for first IREAD-3 exam
• Zumba - Come join the party! Tuesdays & Thursdays between June 5 and June 28 fr...
• Hunden: Downtown could sustain 240- to 270-room hotel
• Henderson, Ky., man suspected in wife's death
• Earthcare deal has failed
• Vincennes University to spend $15M on projects | POLL
• Homelessness coalition revising goals, deadlines
• GOOD MORNING: Henderson sheriff's overcome upon receiving father's badge
• Mother's statements scrutinized in Shelby murder trial
• North Spencer district not rushing into decision about schools
• City's Redevelopment Commission to hear hotel details on Tuesday
• Red Cross spent weekend helping Evansville apartment fire victims
• Official: 500 have sought vaccinations since Hepatitis A exposure at restaurant
• Don't forget to stop by on Saturday, June 2 and cheer on the Ivy Tech Southwest...
• Fairfield, Ill., teen accused of burning child with lighter
• November show at Ford Center will feature Journey, Loverboy and Pat Benatar
• Police summer camp to teach safety
• Vanderburgh County Fair 2012
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Will always be a builder
• Walking tour points out historic sites Downtown
• Southern Illinois seeing boom in mineral-rights leases | POLL
• Data trouble, recession causing Evansville homelessness group to rethink goals
• Lugar eligible for $87,000 annual pension, health care
• GOOD MORNING: We're still feeling effects of last year's floods
• Three generations of moms share traditions, wisdom
• Special Olympics is more than competition and medals | GALLERY
• Evansville African American Museum celebrating fifth anniversary | PHOTO GALLERY
• Area residents fill semis with outdated electronic items
• River Heritage Day serves as reminder that Ohio River vital part of economy
• Live Y’ers needed to mentor at risk girls
• New York native to serve as Memorial High School's first president
• Jurors in Shelby murder trial view video of state police interrogation
• Davis, Kirk will go head-to-head on fall ballot for treasurer's post
• Hoosier parents now have online tool for assessing child care options
• Lt. Gov. Skillman recognizes students with Rising Star Awards
• Broken window forces closure of main entrance to Ford Center
• Reitz to join other EVSC high schools with uniform dress code in the fall
• Fire caused by child playing with lighter displaces residents at Van Park Apartments
• Long list of events to highlight Historic Preservation Month in Evansville
• 2011 'transformational' for Old National Bank
• Boy Scouts recognize ONB's Jones with Distinguished Citizen Award
• Some City Council members question role of appointed boards in making loans
• The Mammoth lives up to its name as Holiday World unveils latest attraction | VIDEO
• EVSC figures prominently in national community schools forum
• Friend of slain Rockport girl disputes stepfather's story
• Possible hepatitis A exposure leads health department to offer vaccinations
• Developers of coal-gasification plant proposed for Rockport, Ind., awaiting EPA permit
• Princeton to use Stellar Communities funds to develop downtown area
• Police: Pair pepper sprayed, robbed Evansville motel customers
• Police: Father of convicted killer arrested in April armed robbery
• Southern Illinois firefighter awarded Medal of Honor by state
• Police: Would-be fisherman arrested when detective spots pipe during worm-buying stop
• Police: Break-in leads to busted gas line at East Side business
• Aztar sees drop in revenue, guests
• Hostess warns of possible layoffs
• Ivy Tech Corporate College welcomes Disney Institute to campus today! Over 100 i...
• Indiana candidates for governor oppose same-sex marriage
• Allied Waste says disruptions minimal on first day of Teamsters lockout
• Earthcare deal over; company still owes city $184,000
• Air quality permit for Rockport coal-to-gas plant enroute to EPA for approval
• Two local teachers win Peabody Energy Leaders in Education awards
• Police focused on Shelby early in investigation of stepdaughter's death
• Forty-two years later, Bennett puts another 'Vette on a pole
• Martin wins Democratic nod for Posey County treasurer
• Police seeking link in business burglaries
• City announces deal with SealCorp that brings jobs
• Evansville man arrested, accused of rape
• Sendak made it 'OK for children to be children'
• City pulling plug on Earthcare deal
• Vanderburgh clerk race will match Walsh, Stucki
• Incumbent Joe Schitter not among three GOP picks for Warrick County Council
• Light turnout for primary in Vanderburgh County
• Rep. Larry Bucshon easily fends off primary challenge from Kristi Risk
• Easter Seals role earns Trockman key to the city
• $500,000 bond set in Henderson, Ky., slaying case
• Vectren signs Earthcare purchase agreement
• Rest of the week's weather looks beautiful for the Tri-State
• Deputy: Illinois man was driving lawn mower drunk
• Mourdock casts vote in Vanderburgh County
• Merger looms as top question for fall
• Evansville electrical contracting business moves, expands into lighting
• Illinois Big Prairie church celebrates bicentennial
• High court takes up UE firing case
• Kunkel Square building closed over fire safety issues
• Allied Waste appears on verge of locking out union workers
• GOOD MORNING: Tough times is when families draw closer
• Evidence testing comes under scrutiny in Shelby murder trial
• EVSC employees will see deductibles go up under new health plan
• GAGE head offers assurances about Earthcare, loan
• GOP challengers face uphill fall fight in District 77
• Indiana Supreme Court to hear appeal over firing of UE professor
• State Department of Homeland Security office closes Kunkel Square apartments | PDF
• Allied Waste Services ready for lockout if deal not reached Tuesday evening
• Police: Two accused of severely beating woman
• Two Tri-State groups receive grants to encourage visiting trails
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Indiana senate candidate calls for caps on political contributions
• Newburgh church uses concert to tackle meth awareness
• Evansville property tax rates up from 2011 levels
• Vanderburgh new home construction slowly recovering
• HIGHWAYS: Pigeon Creek canoe trip caps off Central's enviromental science class
• Boat parade planned as fundraiser for Holly's House
• Brinkerhoff-Riley says she will try to revoke Earthcare loan
• No shortage of groups to help homeless animals
• Enough is enough. UE grads told to leave home, get a job
• He'll vote for her; she'll vote for him
• Primary is first chance for noncity residents to use county's vote centers
• Planning sessions to generate ideas on ending homelessness
• Elastec dedicates plant for making oil containment booms at Fairfield, Ill.
• Congratulations to the Class of 2012!
• Liturgy of the Law includes call to link faith, justice
• For some, path to Ivy Tech diploma wasn't easy | GALLERY
• Colleges spreading word about new immunity law, governor may help
• We are meant to shine! Commencement 2012
• Day Three of Shelby murder trial and unanswered questions remain
• Injured bicyclist's mother voices displeasure with lack of arrest
• Townships use newfound tax revenue to bolster assistance funds
• Record number of grads at the Ford Center!!! Congrats Class of 2012!!!
• Posey man found guilty of theft of funds raised for amputee
• Reports of Lugar's demise may prove premature, but race at best a tossup
• Commencement 2012
• Newburgh church hosting meth awareness concert on Sunday
• Three Day School graduates accepted to military academies
• EPD seeking suspect in weapons store thefts
• As poll shows Mourdock up 10, Lugar makes plea for voters' help
• Public has opportunity to develop plan for city's Bicentennial Park
• City officials to monitor release of funds from $4.8 million loan to Earthcare
• EPA, Lung Association cite improvement in Evansville air quality
• Shelby jurors hear description of crime scene, cause of death
• House of Hope founder will share her vision during Centre event
• More EVSC schools looking at adopting uniform-style dress code next year
• Lugar says 'enough is enough,' takes aim at Mourdock's critcisms of record
• Boonville council responds to activists' request for information
• McLeansboro, Ill., man sentenced to 50 years for assault of minor
• Bloomin' Zoo Garden Festival showcases the 'botanic' side of Mesker Zoo
• NLRB judge orders Peabody Energy to reinstate UMWA supporter
• 'Harmonie Hundred' will live on, raise funds for Ribeyre Gym
• Faithful gather at Four Freedoms for National Day of Prayer observance
• Jennifer Hunt becomes first female to reach inspector rank at city fire department
• Indiana state parks hosting 'Welcome Back Weekend' with full slate of events
• Police: No serious injuries in wreck that shut down U.S. 41 in Evansville
• The countdown has begun! Only one more day until our most important day of the y...
• Heavy trash can be treasures | POLL
• Reitz High students may get uniforms next school year
• City attorney says $4.8 million loan for Earthcare Energy should be finalized next week
• Ivy Tech, UE to hold graduations at Ford Center this weekend
• Mourdock signs Norquist's no-tax pledge
• After 25 years as Reitz principal, Christine Settle moving EVSC central office
• Former students, cast members, friends to remember Dwayne Cecil Parks
• Mild winter both helps and hurts Vectren Corp.'s earnings
• Shelby's attorney argues confession was coerced
• Hoping for victory in the fall, Democrats wading into GOP senate primary
• Formal charges filed against man accused of running cocaine from Mexico to Indiana
• Southern Illinois coal truck driver killed in accident
• Warm weather will hang around Tri-State for a while
• Newburgh native arrested in Vigo County, Ind., on child porn charges
• Teamsters, Allied Waste talks end without deal; more talks planned
• McCurdy project declared in default
• EVSC guards the bottom line, but faces challenges | POLL
• Commissioners authorize repaving projects on 18 county roads
• Cherry trees to commemorate partnership of Japan, Southwestern Indiana
• Jury rules in favor of Alcoa in $12 million lawsuit over disposal of industrial waste
• Easter Seals drops house option from raffle, will go cash-only
• Former Southern Illinois funeral director pleads guilty to theft
• Evansville CERT Training prepares citizens to help with disasters
• More than 30 Evansville-area agencies to split $3.3 million in United Way donations | LIST
• HOLA will celebrate anniversary with 'Rumba Night'
• Evansville men arrested after police find drug items, knives
• Attention Class of 2012! We already have a record 350 graduates participating in...
• More thunderstorms possible this afternoon
• Police: Man ran into traffic after using synthetic marijuana
• Southern Illinois man draws 25-year prison term in sexual assault case
• Dreith named new John A. Logan College president
• Exceptional Needs Field Day puts 110 special kids in the spotlight | VIDEO
• Japanese delegation visits to strengthen relationship, to plant cherry trees
• Jury selection under way in Ryan Shelby trial in Warrick County, Ind.
• Times, dates set for local high school graduations
• Railroad crossing work has Indiana 62 closed on east side of Boonville, Ind.
• Former River House owner Todd Van Natta facing eight counts of bank fraud
• Gibson County Sheriff's Office will close Tuesday for deputy's funeral
• DEA collects several hundred pounds of prescription medicines during weekend 'Take Back'
• City of Evansville fielding complaints about overgrown weeds
• WOW! Class of 2012...Commencement is only four days away! This Friday, May 4, 20...
• Police seeking man accused of beating pregnant woman
• Indiana AG to honor local prosecutor's office for food drive work
• Police say homeless man was peeping at young boys in library bathroom
• Driver jailed after hitting police cars
• Hundreds attend Holly's House event
• City changes payment method to attorneys
• Drug treatment courts' expansion a resource challenge
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Bucshon fighting interstate delays
• Five seeking Vanderburgh County Clerk's office
• Weather cooperates for funky Evansville arts festival
• BRADNER: Court picks at issue in Indiana GOP Senate primary
• Bucshon further explains, defends mailings
• Mourdock campaigning on his principles
• Lugar having to defend areas considered strengths
• Impact of 2011 Tri-State flooding still being felt a year later
• Evansville city pool work ahead of schedule
• One dead, 100 hurt as winds tear through St. Louis beer garden
• USI holds 2012 spring graduation on campus
• Evansville repairing damaged Main Street awning
• Joshua Academy science fair puts lessons into action
• USI increasing focus on academic advising for undergrads
• Early voting sites
• Early voting in Vanderburgh County starts next week
• Union sanitation workers remain on job, despite lack of contract
• Man charged with murder in death of Henderson woman last June
• Police say arrested woman tipped officers to meth lab in garage
• Southern Illinois farmer charged with sexually abusing two minors
• SS&C founder Bill Stone honored
• Tomorrow!
• Additional suspect in February home invasion arrested
• Cirque du Soleil's 'Quidam' offers a feast for the senses | PHOTO GALLERY
• Marchers 'take back the night' for victims of sexual assault
• Stadium Task Force members say 'Page 13' conclusions always a part of report
• SculptEVV celebrates city's 200 years of history
• Risk wages grass roots campaign for 8th District congressional seat
• Downtown Kiwanis Club honors top Evansville seniors
• Memorial students study Evansville's distracted drivers
• Teamsters, trash company struggling to reach Evansville contract
• Police: Suspected driver in U.S. 41 hit-and-run has spoken with investigators
• Prescription drug 'take back' day set for Saturday
• Evansville man accused of child molestation, jailed in Pike County
• Second Subway store robbed in less than a week
• Bucshon backs up his tough decisions
• Sports center study ordered
• Roberts Stadium Task Force member questions report's conclusions
• Risner chosen to chair Accuride Corp.'s board of directors
• Eight Evansville nonprofits among finalists for Toyota's '100 Cars for Good'
• Past due bills lead to cutoff notices for nearly 500 Chandler water customers
• Fans say Colts will need both Luck and time
• Elberfeld man shot by father-in-law while turkey hunting
• Henderson city employees must project only positive image on the Web
• EVSC stands by decision to end JROTC program at Central High School
• Police: Man stabbed woman with screwdriver during dispute
• John Gregg promises to abolish Indiana gas tax if elected governor
• USI's spring commencement has a new home: On West Side campus
• Evansville CVB commissions study for sports facility locations
• Effort to plant 2,012 trees in Evansville under way | VIDEO
• Learn how to analyze and improve your existing selection and hiring process thro...
• Harrisburg High School added to state's endangered buildings list
• Evansville man accused of stabbing woman with screwdriver
• Bicyclist struck by car on U.S. 41 in critical condition
• Task Force reports say remodeling Roberts Stadium more costly than building new
• Rescue Mission acquires former VA Outpatient Clinic
• Bloomington residents get first look at proposed routes for I-69 segment
• Integra had a lot of history locked away in third-floor room
• USI captures RecyleMania title with more than 50,000 pounds of material
• Prosecuting errant public officials rises to top of fed's to-do list
• Evansville summit examines need for early childhood education
• National Democrats getting into Indiana's 8th District House race
• New trial date set for suspected serial killer Bruce Mendenhall
• A representative from H & R Block will be on campus TODAY from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in...
• Evansville Rescue Mission buys former VA clinic
• Wayne County, Ill., man accused of having sexual contact with juvenile
• Grand jury returns child porn indictment against Albion, Ill., man
• Arleen Swinford provides resource for sex crime victims
• City pool job may reward efforts to gain lifeguard certification
• Trudy Day, officers honored at EPD and police ceremony
• Evansville free of ash tree pest
• CAJE urges an expanded approach to tackling drug problem | POLL
• Probation revoked for former Gibson County, Ind., attorney William Wallace
• Public will get first look at Interstate 69's fifth section on Tuesday
• Consolidation proposal would close Illinois State Police dispatch center in Carmi
• For one 8th District candidate, home is in Brooklyn, N.Y.
• Trial date set for Evansville woman charged in husband's death
• CALLING ALL IVY TECH SINGLE MOMS! Open to Students & Employees. Please join us a...
• Earth Day auction brings (rain) barrel of good news
• Theft of anhydrous ammonia wanes with meth makers' shift to one-pot method
• Missing cannon will be rebuilt
• Thomas Barnett seeks primary nod in 8th District
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Dems may add 8th District race to 'Red to Blue'
• General tells cadets to lead wherever they may be
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Terrier proudly watchful of owners
• Record crowd sees firefighters win annual boxing event
• Police, firefighter pride on the line in fifth Guns & Hoses
• Henderson, Ky., Tri-Fest finds warmth in food, fun
• Wesselman Earth Day event shows the magic of recycling
• BRADNER: Gregg's D.C. contacts contradict D.C. line
• Congress sends out glossy mailers, and you pay for it
• State lawmakers spent $5 million on constituent mail in 2011
• Commission summit offers black youths tips to success
• Hundreds participate in Rockin' River City Ride
• Farmers face subsidy cut in Farm Bill
• Policy change allows for tracking House mail
• Preparations for the Ivy Tech Foundation's first annual gala "This is IT!" are a...
• Evansville Earth at At Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve
• Hartig named as Vanderburgh Bar Association award winner
• Mount Vernon updating water facilities, some of which are more than 120 years old
• Evansville looking at ways to increase residential recycling
• Henderson's Freedom coal mine to close, 156 to lose jobs
• Federal audit cites commercial loans as key in Integra's failure
• Evansville's Adeline Wallace celebrates 105th birthday | VIDEO
• Local arts council awards $75,000 to education projects
• Local volunteers spend day pitching in for United Way's 'Spring Into Caring'
• Judge sentences Evansville man to 55 years in prison in sex crimes case
• Newburgh mother, daughter accused of embezzling $290,000
• Evansville's Kenny Kent dealership honored by Toyota, Lexus
• Tonight's Friday Night in the Forum screening canceled
• Annual Right to Life of Southwestern Indiana spring banquet draws 1,500 to The Centre
• Mourdock says May 8 primary offers chance to change nation's political discourse | VIDEO
• Post World War II unit carried torch for future generations of blacks in Air Force
• Risk says debt ceiling compromise only delayed inevitable
• Task force to hand mayor six options for Roberts Stadium on Friday
• Commission to shift planning on ending homelessness here into high gear
• Vanderburgh County effort to end homelessness to assess goals
• Area residents embrace Red Cross' Piper the Puppy
• Perry Central, North Gibson schools received teacher incentive money from state
• WOW! Can you believe it is only 15 days until the Class of 2012 will graduate at...
• Carmi, Ill., woman facing more sexual abuse charges
• Old National credit cards to change
• *MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Ivy Tech Corporate College welcomes Disney Institute! Disne...
• Komen distributes more than $500,000 to local agencies
• Pit bull euthanized after mauling Fairfield girl
• Congratulations to Julia Batey on being named to this year's All-Indiana Academi...
• A representative from Pittsburg Tank and Tower will be on campus TODAY from 11 a...
• Coal truck overturns on Interstate 164 off-ramp
• One confirmed dead in head-on collision near Ferdinand, Ind.
• Chinese delegation looks at how Evansville cleaned up, restored former scrapyard
• Heritage Artisans Days gives youngsters chance to experience 19th century life
• Woman accuses man of choking her while she was carrying toddler
• Michael Reagan to headline Right To Life Banquet
• Henderson sheriff pursues government surplus equipment for county
• VA will dedicate women's clinic on Thursday night
• Indoor tennis facility will be built on Evansville's Northeast Side
• Late Whirlpool retiree's $1 million estate divided among 22 nonprofits | POLL
• Attempted robbery suspect arrested after high-speed chase on U.S. 41
• Prosecutor files charges in Evansville wreck that injured two
• Small quake reported near Owensboro, Ky.
• Henderson Breakfast Lions Club celebrates 25 years of Tri-Fest
• Ill. man's 7-point appeal is denied
• More than 400 Tri-State students vie in Academic Super Bowl
• State school chief says districts will have to learn to do more with less
• Mill Shoals, Ill., native to become Illinois State Conservationist
• Cops and firefighters to duke it out for bragging rights | GALLERY
• City of Evansville: Rate increases on the way to pay for water and sewer system work
• Deadline extended for Philharmonic club's 'Symphony Tea'
• Evansville man accused of robbery and battery seeks to have charges dismissed
• Signature School's Vicki Snyder wins Rotary Club Civic Award
• East Gibson schools closed today
• Central's cadets sound off about ROTC program closure during board meeting
• Evansville man accused of kicking in door
• Keep Evansville Beautiful proposes greening of old Dress Regional Airport | POLL
• Students compete in 27th annual Foreign Language Bowl
• Small crowd discusses IHSAA basketball system
• Vanderburgh sheriff duputies sworn in
• National Guardsman comes back from training to find car on blocks
• Evansville mayor launches YouTube channel with workout video | VIDEO
• Retired local teacher will give presentation on city's old movie houses
• 80 percent of EVSC third-graders pass mandatory reading test
• Wayne County Regional Landfill abruptly closed
• Jason Crabb concert will benefit Ruth's House
• Police: Gibson Coutny, Ind., couple tried to hire hit man
• Day care dropped at North | POLL
• Scooters still riding high
• HIGHWAYS: Creation, a family affair
• Finding the healthy in Evansville
• Lucas: I've joined the springtime bucket brigade
• Parkinson's battle ahead for Boonville mayor
• Police: Youth arrested seeking memorabilia from old North High School
• Early morning storms aren't expected to be severe
• Local Red Cross volunteers ready to help tornado victims
• Easter Seals telethon surpasses $1 million
• Van hits Southeast Side home Sunday
• Area corn growers plant against the grain
• REVIEW: Nothing is better than Broadway Rocks -- not even Christmas
• Volunteers making LST-325 shipshape
• Central High students, parents question decision to end JROTC program
• Families with children with disabilities lack options
• As autism diagnoses increase, so do parents' concerns
• Some children face a lifetime of special needs
• Evansville runners dominate Southern Indiana Classic
• 25 years of weather proves unkind to Daniel Wertz time capsule
• USI SpringFest showcases campus to area elementary students
• 'Tax Freedom Day' for Indiana is Saturday
• Indiana Downs will close Evansville OTB facility
• New Navy subs to be named for Indiana, Illinois
• Warrick County fugitive captured
• Learn how to analyze and improve your existing selection and hiring process thro...
• Search teams find body of missing hunter in Southern Illinois forest
• Investigation under way into second fire at home in Princeton, Ind.
• Easter Seals center hopes to raise record $985,000 with Sunday's telethon
• Queen Latifah advises to move past the past and into the future
• Vagueness of fire department policy factor in Lindsey decision | POLL
• Video of nude teen in Henderson County locker room not isolated incident
• Rabbit hunters and their dogs descend upon Boonville, Ind., for World Hunt
• Man wanted for sex crimes in Alabama arrested at Carmi, Ill., apartment
• City receives $1.35 million grant to build North Side bike route
• Lugar, Mourdock seek momentum coming out of debate
• Vanderburgh court system lauches program to help juvenile offenders
• Vectren may face fines in New Albany, Ind. gas explosion
• Vectren dense pack case nears decision
• Lane restrictions halting West Side Lloyd Expressway traffic
• Not guilty plea for ex-Harrison teacher charged with criminal deviate conduct
• Career Exploration Day gives students a sense of direction
• Neither Lugar, Mourdock tried for knockout blow during debate | POLL
• Evansville to get sneak peek at new Jack Black, Matthew McConaughey film
• Fire Capt. Lindsey keeps his job
• Career Exploration Day gives students a sense of direction
• Fire Merit Commission rejects chief's decision to terminate Lindsey
• State breaks down distribution of Vanderburgh County's portion of found money
• Evansville police officers honored by motorcycle safety group
• Evansville to get sneak peek at new Jack Black, Matthew McConaughey film
• Attorneys paint starkly different pictures in Alcoa waste dumping case
• Evansville woman sentenced to 18 months probation for neglect of daughter
• Evansville trash hauler rolls out natural-gas-powered trucks
• Don't miss Queen Latifah at the Centre tomorrow night! The event is free and no...
• Babcock & Wilcox says new equipment will help company expand nuclear work
• Man, 81, charged in child molest case
• Marijuana by mail scheme results in arrest of three
• Lugar, Mourdock will shine light on differences during debate
• Men don heels to step out of their comfort zone
• Dozens pay final respects to fallen Kentucky soldier | GALLERY
• Shetler says found money will fill budget gaps, may mean raises | POLL
• EVSC safety director Gerald Summers receives national recognition
• Squaw Creek miners' complaint against Alcoa heads for trial
• North Posey district will hire most New Harmony teachers, staff
• Lugar touts congressional seniority and foreign policy leadership in re-election bid | VIDEO
• Aztar sees dip in patrons; gaming revenue mixed
• Lugar, Mourdock will shine light on differences during debate
• Vanderburgh Council president says found money will fill budget gaps, may mean raises
• Sheriff: Woman raised money for cancer-stricken child, but never turned it over
• Merit commission hearing for Al Lindsey set for Wednesday afternoon
• Crews battle house fire in Warrick County, Ind.
• Celebrate Earth Day at Mesker Park Zoo and Botanic Gardens
• Three Evansville residents face pot-related charges
• Stellar Communities officials heading to Princeton, Petersburg on Wednesday
• Christian Watford, Cody Zeller will return to IU
• City and county pothole reports low this year | POLL
• Commissioners prepare to consider amending discrimination ordinance
• Police dog attacks EVSC employee, mistaken as burglar
• NRA launches ad blitz against Sen. Lugar
• Outstanding Educators honored
• Lindsey passes out subpoenas before meeting
• Teens confess to vandalizing Jasper child abuse awareness display
• Evansville woman sentenced to 10 years in meth operation
• Fairfield teen dies after motorcycle accident
• Lawsuit over name of Evansville strip club settled
• Two from Evansville's Plaza Park named Outstanding Educators of the Year
• Vanderburgh County home invasion victim told police he was 'trying to kill' suspects | PDF
• Injury crash shuts down part of Indiana 64 in Gibson County
• 100 days behind him, Winnecke looks ahead to work with DMD, rebranding 'Front Door Pride' | POLL
• Cities still wrestling with including sexual orientation in anti-discrimination ordinances
• Target in alleged murder-for-hire plot attempted suicide
• Crossroads Christian Church hosts first Easter service at Ford Center
• Boonville takes possession of crumbling downtown buildings
• Southern Illinois teen killed in one-car wreck
• Victim advocates play vital role in helping people deal with aftermath of crime
• State, advocacy groups urge families seeking Medicaid waivers to update files
• Fundraisers planned for couple needing kidney transplants
• Hundreds gather along Henderson streets to welcome fallen soldier home
• County residents will use voting centers for first time in May 8 primary
• Women report robbery at East Side ATM
• With 12,000 eggs, West Side egg hunt has enough for siblings to avoid conflict
• Residency issue has proven thorny issue for Lugar re-election campaign
• For some, Easter is much more than chocolate bunnies, dyed eggs, jelly beans
• Two charged with robbery of Evansville pharmacy
• Duo accused in Vanderburgh pharmacy holdup
• Police chaplain says commercialism obscures meaning of religious holidays
• Bowls of popcorn replace ashtrays at one Main Street bar
• Teens launch video of basketball, football trick shots to raise awareness of poverty
• A raccoon, catfish, beetle, other flora and fauna are part of Ford Center sculpture
• A day later, slightly cooler heads at Boonville City Council meeting
• Junior Achievement offering 'Career Exploration Day' on Wednesday
• 2012 Guns & Hoses Charity Boxing Event in Evansville, Indiana
• Retiree sentenced to prison in child pornography case
• Man arrested in Southern Illinois on immigration charges
• Appeals court says sentence too harsh
• Indiana lowers cutoff age for receiving child support | POLL
• Some Boonville residents lob allegations at city's mayor
• Robotics prowess taking Scott Elementary sixth graders to national competition
• St. Mary's, St. Vincent's hospitals begin 'coming together corporately'
• State's miscalculation will send $6.6 million back to Vanderburgh County
• Local Lilly Endowment scholarship winners named
• Judge orders prosecutors to turn over evidence in triple shooting case within a week
• Attorney in home-invasion robbery cases lobbies for lower bond for injured client
• Kitchen fire injures three at Kratzville Road home
• UPDATE: Daniels orders outside audit of Department of Revenue, state owes $206 million to local governments
• Police: Evansville woman molested young girl while under influence of meth
• Red Steel Jet Team to headline ShrinersFest
• Parent 'appalled' at EVSC's handling of Harrison case
• Justice, rights focus of community forum
• Latest hike in gas prices leaves motorists fuming | POLL
• Firefighters battling blaze at North Side residence
• UPDATE: Scooter driver injured in collision remains in critical condition
• Fallen Webster County soldier comes home Saturday
• Bosse High senior is named Youth Resources' Youth of the Year
• Vanderburgh County Council agrees to filling 15 staff vacancies
• Children's event mascot was convicted sex offender in bunny costume
• Head-on collision between trucks on Petersburg Road leaves one person injured
• Private clubs say they will appeal ruling in smoking ban case
• Police: Evansville woman molested young girl while under influence of meth
• Gas prices spike to more than $4 a gallon
• Voter deadline looms for May 8 primary
• Joe Donnelly talks about Southern Indiana's role
• Sculptor to discuss crafting of 'Vibrant River'
• Firefighter's mother pushes for improvements to North St. Joseph Avenue
• Flag flown over Evansville to honor retiring Navy officer
• Rental rates for Burdette Park facilities to increase in 2013
• Are you participating in Commencement this May? If so, don't forget that your gr...
• EVSC, police cite need for better communication amid criminal probe of ex-teacher
• Weinzapfel starts new job at Indianapolis firm
• Preservation commission considering changes to rules
• Whirlpool to pay Indiana $800,000 for falling below agreed-upon employment level
• Eldorado, Ill., man accused of trying to hire someone to kill estranged wife
• Quinn tabs Carmi, Ill., native David Vaught for cabinet position
• Tri-State health report rating mixed | POLL
• Vanderburgh County department heads asked to help trim budget
• USI students march for Trayvon Martin
• GOP silences Bucshon challenger at dinner
• Man accused in home-invasion robbery makes first court appearance
• Join us for a screening of Shots Fired on Campus: When Lightning Strikes. Wedne...
• Valley Watch chief decries lack of notice about weekend pollution levels
• New McDonald's coming to Ferdinand, Ind., near I-64 exit
• Mater Dei supermileage team wins four titles
• Pothole blitz set for Evansville, Vanderburgh County
• Warm spring doesn't always lead to a brutally hot summer
• Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana wins national award
• Former Harrison teacher accused of sexual deviate conduct, buying alcohol for minor | VIDEO
• Holiday World to host Christian music festival in August
• UPDATE: Evansville one of six finalists in Google's 3D Initiative | VIDEO
• Police: Man was drunk, driving ATV when he led officers on chase in Pike County
• Bar owner disgruntled about smoking ban | POLL
• From tea at the YWCA to Super Bowl, Evansville catering firm can do it all
• HIGHWAYS: Petersburg father and son prep for spring baseball
• Evansville's probationary police officers must meet rigorous standards
• Big Rivers Electric moving to acquire land for joint project with Vectren
• Evansville attempted murder trial on hold for psychatric evaluation
• Dispute between Sen. Lugar, Marion Election Board settled
• Breaking the line of unemployment
• Tourism trail program to expand
• March, rally spotlight Trayvon Martin case | PHOTO GALLERY
• Mount Carmel Promenaders turn 50 | VIDEO, PHOTOS
• Bradner Column: Talk of jobs requires tax policy discussion
• A political challenge: Not enough work to go around
• Mourdock tells Vanderburgh crowd it's "where I actually do live"
• Bars and clubs regroup as smoking ban starts Sunday
• Webster County, Ky., soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Evansville Fire Department, city honored for support of Guardsmen
• Korea War soldier welcomed home by Rolling Thunder
• GOOD MORNING: True friendships blossom despite differences
• Evansville Regional Airport runway expansion begins
• Two Southern Illinois residents arrested in suspected murder for hire
• On Tuesday, April 3rd there will be representatives on campus from 11AM-1PM in t...
• Judge denies injunction; Evansville smoking ban to take effect Sunday
• Big Cynthiana Road home-invasion robbery suspect arrested after release from hospital
• The Workforce Certification Center at the Evansville Campus will be closed Satur...
• Vanderburgh property taxes can be viewed, paid online
• Wayne City, Ill., police chief injured during chase
• Severe thunderstorms possible this afternoon in the Tri-State
• Electric "THINK" cars bring happy thoughts to clerk
• Experiment by USI class sends balloon up 21 miles, into space | GALLERY
• Evansville 'Back 40' parking lot on mend
• Race relations talk airs concerns
• New Harmony council ponders school's fate
• Evansville, Indiana American Diabetes Association office closes
• Southern Illinois murder plea and sentence reversed; new trial dates set
• Five dead following Knox Co. wreck
• Holiday World's new water coaster almost ready for season | GALLERY
• Rebuilding slow, steady a month after Harrisburg tornado | GALLERY
• Bishop, attorneys disagree over reason Evansville's Red Mass canceled
• Evansville police warn of man posing as code enforcement officer
• Newburgh woman charged in hit-and-run case
• Little Sisters of the Poor will cease operations at East Side facility
• Formal charges filed against four accused of making meth in Evansville
• Police investigating vandalism at Ziemer Funeral Home
• Police: Soldier's body found in Southern Illinois lake
• Dozens attend rally for teen killed in Fla.
• Happy 200th, Evansville | GALLERY, VIDEO
• Vanderburgh County chief deputy recorder also bids for city clerk
• Cause of fatal Vanderburgh County fire undetermined
• Court will consider delaying smoking ban
• Mayor: 12 more companies interested
• Darmstadt, Ind., couple in need of kidney transplants sees kindness from strangers
• Evansville birthday celebration continues this evening with reception at Old Post Office
• Trial date set for woman accused of misappropriating Warrick parks money
• STUDENTS! Please join us for a “Chat with the Chancellor” An informal time to me...
• Police: Man arrested for Monday afternoon robbery in Evansville
• Are you planning to participate in the first ever Commencement ceremony at the F...
• One dead in Princeton, Ind., house fire
• Lugar ad labels health care reform 'unconstitutional'
• Sisters working to help young tornado victims
• Councilman's daughter wants clerk spot
• 'Major delays' possible because of work on Interstate 64 in Mount Vernon, Ill.
• Two injured in Gibson County, Ind., ATV wreck Saturday
• Interstate construction to make traveling to St. Louis difficult
• Internet petition seeks changes to weather alert methods on cable television
• Evansville fire official says S. Bedford fire 'suspicious'
• Shooting suspect's attorney says some evidence still not shared by prosecutors
• Police: Woman was drunk when she hit two parked cars on East Side
• Evansville man remains critical after motorcycle strikes car
• Police: Man fleeing from police at hospital trips over curb, falls face-first
• Shoe Carnival authorizes stock split
• UPDATE: EPD opts for warnings for drivers who try to cut through parking lots at East Side intersection | VIDEO
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• UPDATE: Special prosecutor says no charges coming in case of stolen trash bags
• Fire breaks out in vacant Bedford Avenue house
• Insurance agent honored for supporting military
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Robo-call users didn't fair well with voters
• Accident closed northern Vanderburgh intersection
• `Family' emerges from Habitat project
• Special prosecutor investigating missing trash bags
• Earthcare founder says he may locate elsewhere
• Senators say Indiana shortchanged on road funds
• Evansville Bicentennial: A town rises from a river
• Mild winter has boaters prepping for river season
• Prosecutor Hermann worries complaint could discourage attorneys from part-time post
• UE students bring native foods, traditions to annual International Banquet
• Colleges Against Cancer hopes to raise $45,500 in Relay For Life event
• He's no longer chief justice, but don't call Shepard retired
• Annual convention brings area home-schools together at Clarion Inn
• Scores of extra hopefuls turn out for filming of 'Old Days' at Castle High School
• Protesters voice their opposition to health insurance mandate | VIDEO
• Since November opening, Ford Center has squeaky-clean record
• Longtime City Clerk Alberta Matlock will step down June 1
• New law provides immunity to underage drinkers that seek medical help for others
• Early morning crash leads charges against Mount Vernon, Ind., man
• Evansville man sentenced in child molest case
• If you are headed to the Icemen game tonight, don't forget to wear Ivy Tech gear...
• Southern Illinois resident killed when storm destroys home
• We have 4 single seat tickets left to giveaway... The first four people to name...
• What is/was your favorite class at Ivy Tech Southwest? First response gets 2 FRE...
• Who's your favorite Ivy Tech Southwest Faculty member? First two responses get...
• UPDATE: Daniels names Mark Massa new Indiana Supreme Court justice
• Vincennes, Ind., wants parks listed on historic register
• Moped driver injured in Lloyd Expressway wreck
• UPDATE: Berry Plastics planning to go public
• United Neighborhoods draws line in community war against meth
• Roberts Stadium Task Force reviews top suggestions for mothballed stadium
• Hearing rescheduled on injunction to halt April 1 implementation of smoking ban
• BLAST launches EVSC students on path to becoming leaders
• Homeless Connect brings service agencies under one roof
• Indiana schools wrap up IREAD-3 testing for third graders
• Indiana lawmaker explains reasons behind police entry law to Evansville officers
• Indiana United Ways get $3.15 million for storm recovery
• Evansville man accused of molesting child
• Petersburg, Ind., woman accused of neglect in 2-month-old son's death
• Shoe Carnival earnings drop
• Please join us TODAY... What You Should Know About Autism Speaker Who: Scott E....
• Evansville Police Department releases sketch of rape suspect
• Firetrucks on scene in 8 minutes, but for those waiting, it seemed longer
• Grief among the ashes
• Family friend turns to Facebook to aid burned child
• United Way recognizes Evansville Otters owner Bill Bussing
• Candidates sue WNIN, League over debate exclusion
• Despite concerns, governor signs bill authorizing resistance to police
• Bugs busting out all over | POLL
• Police target speeders, aggressive drivers on Lloyd Expressway
• Mother of abused child sentenced to eight years probation
• Washington, Ind., fire claims life; two others hospitalized
• Suspect identified in Dale, Ind., shooting
• Fire shuts down Waterworks Road
• Evansville Police Department releases sketch of rape suspect
• Evansville company must pay $1 million for federal violations
• Thank you to everyone who bought tickets for this Friday's Ivy Tech night at the...
• Southern Illinois battery trial includes arrests of two jurors
• Vanderburgh Co. Council looks for solutions as rainy day fund dwindles
• Police: Man was drunk when he rammed concrete barrier with car in Southern Illinois
• Vanderburgh County Council members say money getting tight
• Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels signs police-entry bill into law
• UPDATE: Investigators say 4-year-old, playing with lighter, started van fire
• North Side man dies in blaze that damages four Strawberry Hill homes
• Profitable year for arena | POLL
• Evansville man pleads guilty to attempting to stimulate economy with forged check
• Illinois man convicted of misdemeanor battery in connection with girlfriend's death
• Posey man sentenced to 19 years for burglaries, thefts
• Vanderburgh County setting new grass-height standard for overgrown lots
• Springleaf woes go deeper
• Saline County, Ill., voters approving special tax for school construction
• UPDATE: Firefighters responding to multi-alarm blaze at North Side subidvision
• Indiana Gov. Daniels signs bill boosting kindergarten spending
• Evansville Fire Merit Commission puts off decision on Lindsey's future
• Sentencing for Evansville child pornographer delayed
• Local talent featured in Swonder ice shows
• UPDATE: Evansville infant flown to Cincinnati hospital after van fire
• Ford Center reportedly built under budget, turned profit
• Career Day: Ivy Tech’s Annual Job Fair is this Thursday, March 22, First Floor...
• Escalade Sports tapping sales partnership in west
• James Taylor to perform in Evansville in July
• Please join us... What You Should Know About Autism Speaker Who: Scott E. Fogo...
• UPDATE: Evansville man kills himself during police chase
• Ford Center price tag said to be $2 million under budget
• EPA to discuss lead-contaminated yard cleanups
• Aah, spring has sprung
• Daniels undecided on illegal entry law
• William Lyles, educator who helped integrate Evansville schools, dies at 93
• Commissioners hear strong feelings on discrimination code
• Polls indicate gap in Indiana's Senate primary closing
• Attorney: Lindsey drank, but wasn't drunk
• Sentencing next month for man convicted of sexual misconduct charges
• William Lyles, educator who helped integrate Evansville schools, dies at 93
• FEMA, SBA in Newburgh to assist tornado victims
• Polls indicate gap in Indiana's Senate primary closing
• Gov. Daniels signs statewide smoking ban, anti-nepotism bills into law
• Drugs, neglect linked
• Rising pump prices force choice: gasoline or food? | POLL
• Meth, children don't mix
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Carrying good furniture
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Lugar's counting the days
• Mount Vernon schools may save $1 million as 25 retire
• Christian education program marks 70th year
• No easy answer, or blame, for rising gas prices | POLL
• Search the updated arrest warrant database
• Reading test this week will determine whether third-graders advance to fourth
• Spectre of higher interest rates on loans worries students
• Couple have more in common than they would like
• Transplants would prove life-changing for diabetic recipient
• Luck of the Irish prevails at 12th annual Run of Luck
• Home Show offers entertainment, but it's serious to vendors
• In down economy, renting proves more attractive than owning home
• Illinois voters will go to the polls Tuesday
• Don't miss the Ivy Tech Alcoa Foundation VEX Robotics Competition TODAY! Event i...
• Home Show brings home, garden products, services to Downtown venues
• Trial to start Monday for Illinois man charged in death of girlfriend
• Athletic groups restrict play during thunderstorms
• Four people face meth-related charges
• Former Evansville police officer recognized for 1995 injury that left him paralyzed
• Ivy Tech enrollment flattens here, but system president sees continued growth
• Parents, son arrested on meth charges
• Woman and cats found living in filth in motel room
• Indiana cancels three specialty plates, including gay youth group's
• Glen Campbell's Farewell Tour coming to Evansville June 9
• Leadership Evansville recognizes businesses, individuals for contributions
• Annual outbreak of March Madness cuts productivity | POLL
• Officers from around Indiana converge for Evansville SWAT school
• Dunn, Muehlbauer, F.J. Reitz named to Business Hall of Fame
• Pence pushes jobs program during campaign stops
• Congratulations to Ivy Tech Community College faculty member Scott O'Daniel! He...
• Cookies, cakes, fruits and veggies yum! Carter Library is looking for tasty lit...
• Warrick County crash under investigation
• Indiana Supreme Court: Daniels gets to pick new secretary of state | PDF
• Missing Southern Illinois mental patient recaptured
• Two City Council members call for stricter drug, alcohol policies for fire department
• UE to build new $3.3 million basketball practice facility
• Illinois appeals FEMA denial of assistance for tornado victims
• Mother of dead firefighter asks county to improve road
• Dunigan 'Y' breaks ground for $3.5 million expansion
• Mike Brewster is East Gibson school superintendent
• Reward offered for information on who shot eagles
• Murder charges filed against three in connection with death of Vaughn
• Federal grand jury indicts 26 Illinois residents on meth charges
• Carmi, Ill., native Tammy Knox named manager of Carmi Times newspaper
• Don't forget! Only three more days to buy tickets for Ivy Tech Night at the ICEM...
• Two schools put on lockdown as police searched for suspect
• Join us Saturday, March 17 for the VEX Robotics Competition at Ivy Tech Southwes...
• Southern Illinois authorities searching for mental patient
• Vectren scrutinized on coal buys
• Today: Come out for the opening of Ivy Tech- Southwest's Recycled art show! 4:00...
• Southern Illinois man gets eight years in child porn case
• Southern Illinois doctor's license suspended
• Indiana job growth solid for 2011 | POLL
• In eyes of daughter, Jefferson Award makes O'Daniel a superstar
• William Miller remembered as longtime Evansville educator, civic leader
• Judge to consider injunction blocking Evansville smoking ban
• Earthcare Energy seeks $5 million loan from Evansville
• UPDATE: Bloomington official says conflict invalidates I-69 vote
• South Spencer school bus involved in accident
• Woman cuts self during booking
• Dentist joins plan that offers affordable care to uninsured
• FEMA draws fire after denying aid to Illinois
• Spring sweeps into Tri-State, but winter may be lurking, forecaster warns
• Gov. Mitch Daniels declares victory in 2012 Statehouse session | POLL
• Attention Ivy Tech students & employees! Ivy Tech Night at the ICEMEN! Friday,...
• Evansville private clubs and bars file legal action seeking exemption from smoking ban
• UPDATE: Patty Avery leaving Old National for D.C. job
• Attention Ivy Tech Students! If you are graduating, don't forget about Pop Into...
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• Career Services Career Day Panel Presentation “ Your Interview: Preview, Premi...
• Please join us... What You Should Know About Autism Speaker Who: Scott E. Fogo...
• Three facing charges in slaying of Evansville man
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Gov. Mitch Daniels closes out his agenda
• FEMA denies Illinois request for aid in wake of deadly tornado | PDF
• Family sports Irish green in Hoosier heartland
• Crash victim repaying Southern Illinois tornado victims
• Evansville police investigating 'suspicious' death
• Evansville stabbing suspect arrested in Kentucky
• Posey sheriff, prosecutor collaborating to increase effectiveness
• Take-home police cars costing more, but Evansville chief says its worth it
• Evansville reluctant, but other communities see benefits in sports complexes
• Local colleges ready to gather, recycle on campus
• Firetruck, one big red lemon, drains budget | GALLERY
• Fire departments say maintenance is the key to keeping truck on the line
• School bullying - it's not what it used to be
• Castle junior hopes his story can provide hope to others with juvenile arthritis
• FEMA has money, personnel to assist tornado victims
• Central High students applying design skills to build high mileage vehicle
• TWICE challenges image of engineer, encourages girls to enter field
• Mendenhall trial slated for April in Tennessee is delayed
• Firefighters tap out alarm for East Illinois Street blaze
• Legislators approve phaseout of Indiana's inheritance tax
• Carmi, Ill., man sentenced to six years for sexual assault on minor
• Evansville Lutheran School celebrates 40 years with a luau
• Increased funding for kindergarten could mean $2.3 million more for EVSC
• President approves disaster aid for counties hit by March 2 tornadoes
• CJ's Bus providing tornado relief in Sellersburg, Ind.
• Evansville police investigating claim HIV-positive man tried to donate plasma
• Indiana smoking ban wins final legislative approval
• Hundreds of students test their theories at Tri-State Science and Engineering Fair
• Vincennes man charged with theft of semi
• Indiana House approves smoking ban that exempts bars
• Boyd Electric named Small Business of the Year
• Perry Township fire chief's invention improves meth lab clean-up
• State of Warrick address finds county doing well
• Harrisburg, Ill., tornado claims a seventh victim
• Misdemeanor case against Alex Jarvis dropped
• Lawmakers dropping Rockport issue as session nears its end
• Mock trial provides training on courtroom tactics for younger attorneys
• County Council declines to fill staff vacancies at county offices
• Supporters, opponents weigh in on proposed illegal entry law
• Illinois church added to National Register of Historic Places
• Real estate agents say Ford Center sparking movement Downtown
• Mesker Zoo's Kley Building, Discovery Center to get improvements
• Evansville police seeking 29-year-old in connection with stabbings on South Side
• A French-inspired kitchen renovation cooks up some fun
• Plumber: Bidet seats can have toilet performing double duty
• We are now accepting submissions for Trellis, the Ivy Tech Southwest journal of...
• Legislators still considering $120 million tax credit for Rockport coal-to-gas plant
• County Council weighs request for more staff at veterans service office
• Restoration of LST 325's Higgins boat is under way
• If city seeks new hotel proposal, Kunkel Group not interested
• Investigation continuing into Big Cynthiana robbery, fatal crash
• 'Old Days' brings Rosenbaum back to where it all began
• Pursuit ends with crash at Chandler Avenue, Frederick Street
• Police officer who wrecked car, fled scene accepts 30-day suspension
• Police, domestic violence advocates have concerns about 'Castle Doctrine' law
• Welborn Baptist Foundation changing how it awards grants
• Not much smoke left in Indiana ban bill
• Recovery starts in Harrisburg
• Superintendent defends keeping students in school | POLL
• Accuride chairman says he will leave board in spring
• School surprises counselor
• Kunkel moving forward with McCurdy project
• Deputy prosecutor Bob Zoss leaving the office
• Springleaf cutting hundreds of jobs
• Shelley Kirk leaving WEHT
• Springleaf announces office closures, job cuts
• Evansville man sentenced to three years in arson case
• Indiana revenue falls short of forecast, but still ahead for fiscal year
• Escalade income drops
• Evansville AIDS Outreach Ministries aims prayer at AIDS
• In shadow of destroyed church, Ridgway parishioners celebrate town's survival
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Newburgh deli slices a wide swath
• Mater Dei 'family' turns out to greet state champions
• Local delegation gets first-hand look at Crane's work
• This year's ISTEP testing set to kick off in Indiana schools
• EVSC's Raisor leaving for Louisville, Ky., post
• Signature School sets state record with Advanced Placement exam success
• Merit Commission to hear appeal of off-duty police officer who left wrecked vehicle
• Courts balance drug punishment vs. treatment
• Prison or treatment: Warrick Drug Court director faced the choice | PHOTOS
• Doctor's Day demonstates to kids that seeing physician doesn't have to hurt
• HOME program provides hope for homeless students
• Police raid Henderson, Ky., stores selling products to alter drug tests
• Production Energy recognized as 'Wildcatter of the Year"
• Wesselman's Sugarbush Festival offers more than pancakes and syrup
• Police report: Dad choked daughter, shot at her boyfriend
• Police: Indiana man strangled daughter then shot at her boyfriend
• Police have no leads on Noble, Ill., man missing since Jan. 28
• Some districts send students home as storm line approaches
• Storm-blown checkbook to be reunited with owner
• Tornado clobbers plans for clabber game | PHOTOS
• Newburgh received grant to shore up hillside
• Rockport plant tax credit shaping up to be legislative fight
• Evansville Campus Spring Break Building Hours: Monday, March 5th - Thursday, M...
• Storms rolling into Tri-State
• UPDATE: Earthcare Energy bringing 120 jobs to Evansville's Park 41
• Henderson, Union schools to dismiss early today because of storm concerns
• On campus today... The Public Education Foundation Technology Showcase -- 4:30 -...
• Newburgh assesses tornado damage, cleans up
• Cleanup continues as Harrisburg, Ill., residents sift through tornado debris | PHOTOS
• Tornado carries checkbook from Harrisburg, Ill., to Evansville school
• Patriot Guard, Rolling Thunder welcome Marine home from Afghanistan
• State Fire Marshal presents Award of Valor to firefighters, policeman
• Indictment charges two with robbing ONB branch in September
• Service of former USI president, wife to be recognized with honorary degrees
• Man charged with slashing Posey deputy serving 15-year Kentucky sentence
• Tell City man facing federal child porn charges
• Saline coroner confirms six killed by tornado
• Man accused of slashing Posey deputy sentenced in Kentucky abuse case
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• Stage safety bill headed to Indiana governor's desk
• Indiana Senate approves bill granting teens alcohol immunity
• $16 million judgment entered in civil suit against Southern Illinois physician
• Toyota again awarding '100 Cars for Good'
• As tornado approached Wednesday morning, many Eastbrook residents fled
• Quickness of tornado astounds Harrisburg residents
• Grayville man accused of binding, beating 5-year-old son
• Three injured when storm hits Ohio River camps | VIDEO
• In Newburgh, morning started with the roar of a suspected tornado
• UPDATE: Indiana Supreme Court considering Charlie White eligibility
• UPDATE: Small village of Ridgway, Ill., also heavily damaged by tornado
• Storms cause damage in several Tri-State cities
• Indiana Senate waters down smoking ban
• Convention & Visitors Bureau presents modified plan for ballparks at Roberts Stadium
• City holds first of three meetings to discuss planned street improvements
• Families share in success of drug court grads
• Two Southwestern Indiana communities finalists for millions in grant funds
• New state guildelines won't apply to EVSC teachers until end of current contract
• Berry leaving Evansville Day School at end of school year
• Leap year babies rack up accomplishments in just a 'few' years
• For one bar owner, going smoke-free has been good for business
• Evansville delegation checking out the technology at Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center
• Check out our Leap Year Bookstore Sale - February 29th only!
• Two Evansville men face federal charges of defrauding area banks
• Red Cross launches 'Heros Drive' and fundraiser
• Traffic on southbound bridge to be one lane Wednesday morning
• Indiana Downs tells City Council smoking ban hurts
• Maurice Leon Wiggins sentenced to prison in bomb SIU threats
• Montford Point Marines honor a long time coming | PHOTOS
• C130 flights stir disaster memory | POLL
• Indiana launching pilot program to revamp teacher pay
• Evansville man accused of beating girlfriend
• Evansville Museum's Kidfest celebrates Black History Month
• Memorial service for firefighter draws 400
• Holiday World stages auditions for singers, dancers, technicians, March 3
• Illinois State Sen. John O. Jones won't seek re-election
• Businesses see a mixed blessing in mild winter | POLL
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Mourdock beats Lugar in U.S. Senate straw poll
• Tecumseh grad honored as Navy's top recruiter
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Bambini's has fashionable address for Washington
• Ennis spent decades cleaning, beautifying community
• Evansville mayor staying out of Lugar-Mourdock senate race
• End of pensions forcing delay in retirements
• Economic recovery still years away?
• The sun is shining on the Tri-State housing market
• Evansville smoking ban could face challenge on constitutional grounds
• A letter here and there adds up to 'Scrabble Bliss'
• Life and death have defined careers of Carmi's Carl McVey
• Illinois man sentenced to 41 years for child pornography
• Fun and education at core of Girls In Bloom event
• Lawmakers: Child Services and 'radical' Girl Scouts among week's topics
• Farewell to fallen firefighter | VIDEO
• Brothers charged with dealing marijuana
• $8 million residential, commercial complex planned for Mount Vernon, Ind.
• Legislative leader supports stripping tax credits from Rockport coal-to-gas plant
• Kids go wild when 30-foot long hot dog rolls up
• Queen Latifah, Harry Belafonte chosen for Evansville's Celebration of Diversity Distinguished Lecture Series
• Jack McNeely will take over as head of Vanderburgh Democrats
• Evansville's Delaware, Bosse schools lauded for raising test scores
• North High School art student present one-man show
• Memorial High School's Academic Decathlon Team wins another state title
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• Report: Evansville could be near top of export growth list in coming years
• Southern Illinois attorneys release poll related to judicial openings
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• Colleagues, family and friends mourn McCutchanville firefighter Jeremy R. Tighe
• Parties unable to entice challengers to incumbent commissioners, others
• Risk serves up strong brew to Tea Party Patriots
• Off-track betting facility wants exemption from smoking ban, too
• Victoria National Golf Club sees $5 million in improvements
• Former Press reporter among finalists for Indiana Supreme Court
• Tips from public lead arrest of man on marijuana charge
• Burglar of deputy's house sentenced to six years
• London/Paris tour benefits Reitz Home Museum
• Suspects in Vanderburgh County home invasion also face gang charges
• Evansville fire investigator Jesse Storey retires
• Reward offered after Evansville store burglarized
• UPDATE: Holiday World to reopen Kentucky Kingdom park as Bluegrass Boardwalk
• Former Mount Carmel, Ill., treasurer charged with theft
• United Way Of Southwestern Indiana News - February 2012
• Bishop says Lent is more than giving up something
• McCutchanville firefighter killed in accident on North St. Joseph Avenue
• IceMen sponsor Education Day for Tri-State students
• GAGE survey results indicate local businesses plan expansions
• Indiana House panel approves bill authorizing resistance to illegal entry by police
• Two dead, three hurt in Illinois train crash
• Statewide smoking ban heads to full Indiana Senate
• Mother receives eight years of probation in felony neglact case
• Investigator says two fires at Vanderburgh County barn unrelated
• Tax breaks for Rockport gas plant stripped from bill in Indiana legislature
• ERC approves new $40,000 hotel study
• Indiana House committee to consider revisions to police entry bill
• Investigators reviewing circumstances of chase and fatal crash
• Lugar ads label Mourdock a 'mudslinger'
• Two face methamphetamine-related charges
• Newly appointed Alhambra president wants to do more than reopen theater
• 8th District Rep. Bucshon launches bid for second term in Congress
• Investigators reviewing circumstances of chase and fatal crash
• Musgrave hired as new Keep Evansville Beautiful president
• Henderson basketball player arrested in video incident
• Small quake rattles Southern Illinois
• UE approves new public health major
• Post-holiday help for local food banks
• INDOT expects to resolve I-69 issues with Bloomington group
• School board told of Henderson coaches meeting on hazing
• Consulting firm may help determine size of convention hotel | POLL
• Relative: Big Cynthiana Road suspect may not survive
• Indiana House considering bill that would assist high school students
• Weekend fire destroys Mount Carmel, Ill., business
• Local high school chefs tackle healthy-eating cook-off challenge
• With $500,000 in fund, Weinzapfel could remain player in Indiana politics
• One dead after burglary leads to chase, crash in Vanderburgh County
• REVIEW: Calling Oliveira simply a violinist doesn't do justice to artist
• None of 408 stores in 15-county Tri-State area have USDA food stamp violations
• Volunteers offer option to 'paying through the nose' for tax preparation
• Indiana is revising guidelines for parents' 'visitation' rights
• Bucshon says election represents a 'really big fork in the road'
• LAWMAKERS: Becker says legislators need to look at Rockport coal-to-gas plant
• REVIEW: Crippled Billy has a leg up on others in UE Theatre production
• Children's health fair is pilot program for Toyota
• WELLS: No respectable Mardi Gras celebration is complete without a Hurricane
• Mount Carmel, Ill., oil producer is finalist for Wildcatter of the Year
• Leasing frenzy suggests two Illinois counties on verge of oil boom
• Scrapbookers flock to annual Komen Crop For The Cure fundraiser
• USI trustees give Bennett $25,000 salary boost
• Business Development Center claims $3.2 million impact on region in 2011
• Traffic volume heavy but running smoothly around new North High School
• Schools warned to be alert for measles
• Retired EVSC administrator says district needs more minorities in decision-making roles
• The eating contest is gone, but the rest of the 'Y's' Pancake Days is tasty as ever
• Evansville police explain decision not to search truck containing body
• Truck in Warrick County lake was stolen in 2009 from Evansville firm
• Smoking ban leaves members of private clubs fuming
• Evansville police seeking suspects in gocery robberies
• Evansville first-graders get lesson in compassion
• Indiana lawmakers consider eliminating inheritance tax
• GOOD MORNING: Bound for the Mound run set for March 3
• UPDATE: Body found in truck of stabbing suspect
• Former Wayne County sheriff files lawsuit against Illinois State Police | PDF
• Vectren profits up in '11
• Henderson man in custody after nine-hour standoff
• Mayor will take questions, address issues on weekly radio program
• Financial measure gains popularity
• Roberts Stadium Task Force sifts public ideas into six areas
• Landlords get lesson on meth
• Rockport, Ind., woman pleads guilty to buying firearms for felon
• Sobriety, cooperation wins woman reduction in sentence
• Airport developing plan to give passengers a 'wow experience'
• Police say no statute governs where wheelchairs can be ridden
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• Springleaf tight-lipped about lay-offs at Evansville office
• Hogsett may seek 'high-intensity' designation for area in battle against drugs
• UE ready to celebrate school's 158th birthday
• Evansville man arrested late Tuesday on cocaine-related charges
• North Gibson schools may run on free gas
• Only a few of Evansville Christian School students use vouchers
• UPDATE: Man in wheelchair struck, killed on Covert Avenue
• Lindsey's Merit Commission hearing scheduled for March 21
• Casino exemption to smoking ban designed to protect city's revenue stream
• Sheriff investigating report of money missing from Mount Carmel, Ill., account
• For 50 years, Boyhood Memorial has preserved the essence of Lincoln | POLL
• 'Footloose' selected for EVSC summer musical
• Cars burglarized near University of Evansville
• Indiana House committee hears testimony on planned Rockport coal-to-gas plant
• First Bank adding second Evansville branch
• Happy Valentine's Day from Ivy Tech Community College - Southwest!
• Delivering on romance
• Council passes smoking ban | POLL
• Vectren: Shale-gas boom makes Rockport, Ind. coal-to-gas deal risky
• EVSC enrollment dips in 2011-12
• Snow, ice and sleet could all be on the way
• Grant money will help Newburgh address flooding problems
• Mount Carmel, Ill., treasurer resigns after report of missing funds
• Collision in Gibson County, Ind., injures one
• Tickets going quickly for Elton John's concert in Evansville
• Man charged in crack cocaine ring sentenced to five years in prison | PDF
• Mosby: I made complaint to mayor about Al Lindsey | PDF
• UPDATE: Indiana court rules governor doesn't have to testify in IBM case
• Indiana House sure to change: dozens will leave office
• Annual 'Hoops for Cure' feels national pinch
• Council expected to drop casino from smoking ban
• Mild flu season thus far
• HIGHWAYS: … And baby makes five
• Day School pursues funding of $2.5 million renovation
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Crooks faces dark horses in 8th race
• Wintry mix of snow, sleet headed to the Tri-State late Monday
• Evansville firefighters battling a house fire on East Walnut St.
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• Mayor Winnecke puts Democrat Rose Young in charge of red tape initiative
• Really Big Show goes boldly where none has gone before
• One-pot meth labs lead to profusion of damaged, abandoned houses
• 'Adoption tree' in full bloom in Vanderburgh Juvenile Court
• Reps. Bucshon, Carney file bill to head off shortages of critical medications
• Orchid display at Mesker Park Zoo provides escape from winter chill
• Illinois teacher convicted of improper relationship with student seeking new trial
• Legislators see pros and cons of statewide smoking ban
• Lloyd Expressway shut for icy weather
• HUD grant to be used to promote, enforce fair housing opportunities
• Rare condition seemed to doom man to hospital, but now he's back at home
• Hop-N-Ing allows West Terrace students to learn more about a special classmate
• Oak Hill School plans world cultural bazaar for Saturday
• Pike students got invitation of a lifetime - but they couldn't tell anyone
• Lindsey will appeal punishments in bar incident
• Traffic to be reduced on Twin Bridges on Monday
• Light snow showers possible this morning, tonight
• Fast B.R.E.A.K. connects basketball and algebra for students
• Jury convicts Heironimus of West Side bank robbery
• City expands North Side bus service
• Tickets on sale for annual police-firefighter boxing card
• Indiana's waiver from No Child Left Behind law will clarify school rankings
• Van Haaften will attempt to wrest former House seat away from McNamara
• Consistency, composure, work ethic define city's new fire chief
• Evansville attorney misses cut for Indiana Supreme Court seat
• Evansville woman arrested over injuries to 4-year-old son
• Hines sentenced to 20 years for killing girlfriend
• Top two Vanderburgh Democrats resign posts | PDF
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• Evansville man accused of stabbing brother
• UPDATE: Lindsey to face termination | PDFs
• Mesker zoo asked to hold that tiger for a while
• Former teacher draws three-year sentence for sexual relationship with student
• Old West Side Walmart slated for demolition
• Toyota expansion is vote of confidence in Princeton plant
• Shively says he would bring 'bit of Southwestern Indiana' to high court
• Historic church relocated to Santa Claus Park
• Nigerian education pioneer to speak Thursday at USI
• Police arrest suspect in bank robbery | UPDATE
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• Toyota to expand Highlander production in Gibson County, add 400 jobs
• Officials: Al Lindsey suspended for five days, chief to recommend dismissal from EFD | PDFs
• UPDATE: Man accused of Downtown crime spree pleads guilty
• White County, Ill., prosecutor seriously injured in wreck
• Police: Two arrested in connection with truck wash robbery
• Proposed law would require some elected officials to choose -- office or job
• Drill, new maps call attention to region's propensity for earthquakes
• Health department dental clinic will reopen next week
• Cold weekend weather has gardeners and farmers worried
• Rotary Club of Evansville planning new Pigeon Creek canoe launch
• Sentencing in Illinois gym teacher's sex abuse case may be delayed again
• Frontier Community College officials plan to start sports program
• Deputies: Man arrested in East Side chase
• Redevelopment commission tables convention hotel study proposal until next meeting
• Toyota says 'significant' announcement coming Wednesday
• State reports small drop in EVSC graduation rate | DATABASE
• Documents: Lindsey faces seven violation charges from Evansville Fire Department
• Winnecke plans to ask for Downtown hotel study
• EVSC's cash reserves half of what they were at end of 2010
• A month into the job, Evansville police chief has made sweeping changes
• Tasty times under way as Girl Scouts begin delivering cookie orders
• Authorities investigating death of person found in burning vehicle
• Illegal immigrant gets a year in prison in gun-buying case
• Evansville man sentenced to 18 years in prison for distributing cocaine
• UPDATE: Meeting about investigation of fireman, city councilman Al Lindsey postponed
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Fenced deer hunting rejected
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Whitehorse offers more than bed, breakfast
• Visitors, natives light up Lucas Oil Stadium in Super Bowl XLVI | POLL
• Fire causes extensive damage at Dennys
• EVSC: Savings already passed $420,000 education cost
• LAWMAKERS: Right to work passage may land jobs
• Pride, patriotism, goosebumps characterize Philharmonic's 'Salute'
• Area residents question legislators on session issues
• Police playing it safe with GPS use
• BRADNER: Statement puts Gregg into damage control mode
• WELLS: Parish members seek to reverse pastor's resignation
• Drury Inn's Room 416 is mute tribute to those who died in C-130 crash
• Hardly bellicose, Manning was still last one standing at spelling bee
• Defense for William R. Wallace III warns of creeping effect of peeping law
• Evansville man sentenced to 18 years for sexual misconduct
• Super Baskets of Hope bring cheer to young hospital patients
• Indy goes all out to make sure fans 'have a Super day'
• Sex charges against former baseball coach dismissed
• North Spencer schools facing budget crunch
• Lindsey to meet with fire chief about drinking allegation
• Meet Your Legislators set for Saturday
• House OKs Bucshon amendment to remove Bloomington's roadblock to I-69
• Kimball quarterly earnings climb
• UPDATE: Vanderburgh County again has most meth labs in state
• USI selects new executive in residence
• Jury convicts Eldorado, Ill., man of sexual assault
• Catholic schools celebrate week with zany activities
• Evansville delegation traveling to Mexico to foster sister city relationship
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• Courier & Press newsroom fax number changed
• EPA will clean more Jacobsville yards in 2012, will need workers
• FCC approves Time Warner's plan to buy Insight
• Contemporary Christian music acts come to The Centre
• Technical difficulties affecting E-Edition access
• Law enforcement cracking down on counterfeits at Super Bowl
• Police arrest Evansville man accused of burglary, hit-and-run
• Elton John to play at Ford Center
• Gibson County attorney convicted of child pornography faces voyeurism charges
• Bucshon, Crooks report fund-raising for 8th District contests
• Mobile data centers will put information at firemen's fingertips
• As part of training, service dog gets acquainted with city police officers
• After two years of increasing, Vanderburgh suicide rate drops in 2011
• Under 25 crowd weighs on what to do with Roberts Stadium
• Bucshon amendment would dismantle Bloomington's I-69 roadblock
• Police charge Evansville man with child molesting, confinement
• Police arrest Evansville man accused of child molestation, abduction
• Smoking ban clears Indiana State House
• Police searching for man who lured child into car, committed sexual assault
• Super Bowl media day an event in and of itself
• Netbook suit goes to Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp.
• 5th District Congressman Dan Burton won't run for 16th term
• Indiana State Senate has final say on right-to-work legislation
• Local man accused of child neglect, battery
• Fruits, healthy snacks replace candy in some checkout aisles at Schnucks
• Police say locker room incident crossed line, crime was committed
• Jasper's Schnitzelbank battles Indy's Mile High Club for state's most delicious sandwich
• Judge rules in favor of EVSC in netbook case
• Man sentenced to federal prison in child porn case
• Evansville man accused of battering 4-month-old
• Media attorney: Council didn't violate meetings law at bar
• Police say couple was using stolen credit card to make purchases
• Human trafficking law will be ready for Super Bowl
• Evansville marks 75th anniversary of national disaster | GALLERY
• Chain will fill store left open by Grocery Outlet
• Council members argued at bar prior to complaint
• Lawmakers face random drug testing in Tuesday vote
• Police investigating incident involving Henderson County High School basketball team
• Shawneetown man sentenced to five years for duct-taping child
• Indiana sues Boonville woman over alleged misappropriated funds
• ONB reports quarterly, yearly earnings up
• Pizza delivery man said he was robbed
• Officials: Fire at former West Side fraternity house likely arson
• Evansville Lutheran alumni share memories, fellowship on school's 40th birthday
• Few eligible Hoosiers using 'Hardest Hit Fund' to avoid foreclosure
• High gas prices may mean more business for local vacation and entertainment spots
• Series of lectures will help celebrate Evansville's bicentennial
• Southern Illinois eighth-grader wins chance to play with local orchestra
• More foster families needed in Southwestern Indiana
• HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS: In Mackey, Ind., everyone knows Jack
• Indiana State Police investigating armed robbery
• Super Bowl is more than 'a football game' | GALLERY
• Super Bowl thrusts Indianapolis into global spotlight | GALLERY
• Swonder's free lessons provides chance for youngsters to try the ice
• Lawmakers: McNamara, Tomes explain their right-to-work votes
• Roberts Stadium land valuable asset, forum attendees say
• Kristi Risk wins Tea Party-sponsored straw poll in 8th District race
• ASPCA moving dogs from Henderson Humane Society | VIDEO, GALLERY
• Fire department investigating complaint Lindsey drank after Council meeting
• Trick-shot video raising money for Boys & Girls Club | VIDEO
• Bill requiring drug test for welfare applicants, lawmakers dies in Indiana House
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• Police learn battle-tested first-aid techniques
• About 40 people offer ideas on what do with Roberts Stadium
• Closed Knight Township Fire Department donates $10,000 to Newburgh department
• Eldorado, Ill., woman sentenced to 15 years on meth charges
• Southern Illinois soldier dies after becoming ill in Afghanistan
• Local hospitals, philharmonic orchestra explore healing power of music
• Man arrested with semi load of marijuana sentenced to five years
• Evansville man sentenced to eight years in sexual misconduct case
• Warrick police: Three arrested on child molesting charges
• Daviess County, Ind., prisoner found dead in cell
• Homeowner escapes injury after truck crashes into mobile home
• Illinois police looking for help identifying pot-growing suspect
• Police search for suspect in Sunday night gas station robbery | VIDEO
• Jobs vs. environment debate dominates hearing on coal gasification plant
• 8-year-old's good deed helps local sheriff's office buy new K-9
• Man charged with being felon in possession of gun, pills
• Winnecke, team meet with constitutents at inaugural Traveling City Hall
• CAPE gets $1.1 million more to assist low-income residents with utility bills
• Harrison students reach out to help nonprofit agencies
• Kitchens store leaving Evansville's Eastland Mall
• Old National Bank buying Indiana Bank and Trust
• 3 Ohio men arraigned in burglaries at 2 jewelry stores
• Daniels' response makes Republicans wonder what might have been | POLL
• Key bill would earmark 'found money' to taxpayers, kindergartens, fair victims
• Evansville City Council wary of extending smoking ban to Casino Aztar
• EVSC pushes 'community school' concepts
• Winnecke finds a 'new friend'
• Vanderburgh EMA lends a hand to Red Cross after van burned
• Bootz Industries fined $2,000 after fatal accident
• Generator will keep WNIN on air in times of disaster
• IDEM to host public hearing Wednesday for proposed Spencer County plant
• Indiana House committee to consider bill increasing kindergarten funds, Fair accident money
• Pike County man accused of binding minor with duct tape for sex
• Mobile meth lab seized in Illinois park
• Diocese of Evansville members endure long trip to March For Life
• New Democratic walkout leaves right-to-work bill in question | READ THE BILLS
• EVSC planning summer daycare
• Police entry bill passes Indiana Senate, heads to House
• Police: Two arrested after officers find marijuana
• Local attorney Barry Blackard says he'll seek judge's seat
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• Man gets 12 years in prison in federal sex-with-minor case
• Legal aid director bows out
• Evansville graduates helped lure SS&C to town
• Evansville city council to take up smoking ban
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: 8th District again on Democrats' hot list
• Roberts Stadium has cost city $73,000 since its closing
• Evansville police, fire officials investigate South Side arson
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Loyal fans don't let little things like diets stand between them and Darlene's Bakery
• Six Evansville Police officers to be sworn in Monday
• Hartig stepping down as head of Evansville's Legal Aid Society
• Severe weather possible tonight across Tri-State
• For bike enthusiast, Mid-America Motorcycle Expo has it all
• After decrease five years ago, meth use, production again on upswing
• Meth: Is drug unstoppable?
• Mayoral campaign over, but the fundraising is just starting
• Couple on 5,000-mile hike to document human kindness
• Elastec American device recognized as one of best energy innovations
• Republicans say Democrats are a minority representing a minority
• Mesker Zoo Amazonia path nearly completed
• Ivy Tech to rent Mount Vernon classrooms
• Without snow, ice to clear, road departments are saving money
• EVSC Honors Band to give free concert today
• Employment in Evansville metro area a near prerecession level
• Rob Henson, Executive Director of Resource Development, accepts a check for $25...
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• Freezing rain, drizzle possible tonight in areas north of Ohio River
• Despite winter shutdown, University Parkway well ahead of schedule
• Chandler, Ind., water customers get two bills this month
• Officers say Evansville man refused to leave burning house
• Police: Officers used Taser three times on unruly, intoxicated woman
• North Posey, New Harmony school boards formalize merger of districts
• K9 nabs fleeing man with more than legal limit of pseudoephedrine
• Niemeier to seek re-election as juvenile court judge
• Tattoo Bob's artwork will be marketed nationally through licensing agreement
• Mount Vernon port sees 12 percent increase in volume in 2011
• Kentucky road plan includes millions for Spottsville Bridge but not I-69 link
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• Evansville man pleads guilty to manslaughter in death of girlfriend
• Hafer elected president of Evansville Redevelopment Commission
• Police: Call about counterfeit bill leads to drug arrest
• Two arrested in meth, neglect case in Evansville
• Another day, another Democratic boycott at Indiana House
• Evansville Ronald McDonald House honors Phyliss Bauer
• Davis, Winnecke report raising $1.2 million for mayoral campaign
• Republicans reallign Kentucky State Senate districts
• Davis, Winnecke report raising $1.2 million for mayoral campaign
• Other cities express interests in luring LST 325 away from Evansville
• Housing sales find foundation
• Evansville man accused of molesting 13-year-old
• USI student killed in Perry County, Ind., wreck
• New Harmony, North Posey school boards to vote on consolidation Thursday
• New Evansville Redevelopment Commission set for first meeting Thursday
• Police: Arrest made in string of car break-ins
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• Indiana House Democrats redraft right-to-work proposal
• Indiana Senate committee OKs illegal entry bill
• Princeton, Ind., plant produces 3 millionth Toyota vehicle
• Bright minds lead way for Pike Central's science program
• Mesker Zoo's conservation 'ripples' reach out
• Warrick Democratic chairman to challenge GOP's Becker for senate seat
• Innovative STEM teaching, classes showing success at Pike Central High School
• Evansville Catholics headed to Washington on Pilgrimage for Life
• Man accused in 2011 meth lab explosion arraigned in local court
• Toyota plant in Gibson County, Ind., produces 3 millionth vehicle
• Small quake shakes Southern Illinois
• Riney Hancock looks beyond the numbers
• Police: Kruckemeyer & Cohn suspects linked to Brinker's Jewelry burglary in July
• Minor damage reported from line of strong thunderstorms
• Super Bowl program creating gift baskets for 7,000 ill kids nationwide
• Mine subsidence damages Boonville home
• Freezing car theft suspect calls 911 for help
• Evansville's new police chief seeks to serve others and aims for the impossible
• March, roundtable discussion among King celebration highlights
• Evansville man in ICU after being pulled from burning house
• Vanderburgh Health Department hopes to reopen dental clinic soon
• Several Evansville-area schools earn four-star rating
• 'Extremely intoxicated' Princeton man arrested for DUI
• Evansville man arrested with more than $5,000 worth of cocaine
• Little local impact expected from Sports Bill Of Rights
• People remember King's message and impact
• New earthquake maps will highlight local risks
• HIGHWAY & BYWAYS: Mackey barber has been ‘lowering ears’ since 1959
• Reverend: King is "just as much alive today" | POLL
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK:
• Republicans attack "regulatory reign of terror"
• Law would require school boards to post full value of superintendents' contracts
• Colleges face pressure like never before to produce graduates
• Little local impact expected from Sports Bill Of Rights
• Powerball players have to dig deeper to chase dream of riches
• For second time in a month, police say barrier could have prevented death
• Nominations sought for Tri-State's Star Students
• Injuries from crash on U.S. 41 North nonlife-threatening
• Indianapolis man charged with rape after party at USI
• Court jesters dribble and dunk their way into fans' hearts
• Woman collects nearly $1 million with fake tax forms; gets 9-year sentence
• Chicago woman found frozen to death in creek at Fairfield, Ill.
• Right-to-work issue brings crowd out to meet with legislators
• Service marks King's legacy
• Newly minted citizen ends 12 years of taxation without representation
• Three injured in wreck at U.S. 41 North and Ruffian Way
• Job loss, foreclosure, sick wife led man to hatch plan to rob a bank
• Two reported injured in Friday evening wreck that closed U.S. 41 North
• Federal appeals court upholds firing of black Warrick deputy sheriff | PDF
• McCarty's advice to kids: Dream but cherish the here and now
• Military cutback leads AmeriQual to cut 45 jobs
• Sen. Tomes offers bill allowing Lord's Prayer in school
• 41 Diner closed after owner finds building looted
• Henderson, Ky., man killed in crash on I-164
• Albino wallaby missing from Vanderburgh County home
• Long-time Carmi, Ill., newsman leaving paper for industry
• For many, 89-year-old runner was an inspiration
• Reopening of El Charro brings smiles to owner, customers
• UPDATE: Weather crews plan early shift today
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• Time takes its toll on old Warrick County jail
• Local judges Kiely, Trockman file for election
• SERVICE WEEK in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Champion Labs announces new president
• Snow, blustery winds today in the Tri-State
• Shetler, Raben named to top posts on Vanderburgh County Council
• Fattest city designation lands Evansville on British TV program
• Kentucky agencies purchase 2,500 acres in Union County
• Brick-and-mortar retailers question delay in collecting Internet sales taxes
• Project to upgrade Lincoln Avenue/Green River Road intersection under way
• Indiana Senate panel passes measure to crack down on government nepotism
• Police: Man sought for dealing marijuana near school
• Police: Woman injured in Tuesday night stabbing
• More than 2,800 Vectren customers without power
• Owensboro air carrier reports passenger count climbs
• Commissioners extend trial run of U.S. 41 North bus route
• Community Foundation to distribute $177,650 in grants
• Two-alarm blaze rips through North Side home
• To address deficit, Bucshon says Congress has to cut spending
• McCutchanville firefighters battling North Side blaze
• A few ball-handling tricks brings smiles to pediatric ward
• Local health department chief expects good response for medical corps
• Suspect in Evansville armed robbery arrested in Ohio
• Illinois woman accused of threatening police officers during 91 phone calls
• GOP crams 'right to work' through Indiana House panel | READ BILL
• Winnecke's mayoral campaign director to head Evansville parks department
• Shoe Carnival pace slows
• Aztar saw 6 percent increase in visitors in December
• City Council names two to redevelopment commission
• Health Clinic opens in EVSC's Glenwood Leadership Academy
• Evansville's Old Post Office finding new life, new business | PHOTOS
• More than 30 testify during hearing on statewide smoking ban
• Police: Vandalism could have been racially motivated
• Daniels preparing for his last 'State of the State' address Tuesday
• Officials: Still unsure what caused fatal three-car wreck on Interstate 164
• Carl Heldt says he won't seek another term as judge
• Don't forget that the building will be closed next Monday (January 16) in honor...
• Courier & Press Editor Mizell Stewart III named Scripps VP for content
• UPDATE: Indiana Statehouse standoff over (for now)
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• Work on Interstate 64 begins today
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Hankering to start dancing
• Perry Heights gym plan is close
• Insensitive society decried at 'Living the Dream' speech
• No one injured in shooting at a Third Ave. home
• Search the updated arrest warrant database
• Rally in opposition to Right-to-Work legislation draws crowd at C.K. Newsome Center
• Eight people displaced as West Side home destroyed by fire
• Hotel home to 24 molesters
• Troubled vets find sympathetic forum in camaraderie of Point Man
• Foster wants to make Wesselman Woods a top-notch 'destination'
• Tech Center is not your father's vocational school
• Evansville Police Department issues Tasers to all patrol officers
• High-speed 4-wheeler chase Downtown ends with arrest at coffee house
• Fantasy of Lights display nets $141,000 for Easter Seals
• Cleanup Evansville finds no shortage of people -- or litter
• Out-of-county Evansville officers can again take patrol cars home
• Elderly Gibson County woman found unresponsive in her car
• Highland Elementary pupils raise money to help replace sheriff's K-9 unit
• Henderson woman admits role in arson
• Proposal would require Indiana high school students to take an online class
• Winnecke tabs Robertson to head city's transportation and services department
• Two arrested following shooting at Evansville bar
• Vanderburgh Family Law Clinic awarded grant
• UPDATE: Mayor keeps Miller in her post
• 20-mile oil slick on I-64 gums up traffic
• New Harmony school merger nears
• Repair crews tackle water main leak on First Avenue in Evansville
• Police manhunt ends up with 2 other arrests
• New Harmony, North Posey schools to hash out consolidation details on Jan. 19
• Brad Muehlbauer succeeds father as president of Koch Air
• Vectren sets up online power outage reporting system
• Local family law clinic gets $10,000 grant
• UPDATE: Winnecke appoints two to Evansville Redevelopment Commission
• If you are an Ivy Tech student enrolled for the spring semester, please make sur...
• UPDATE: I-64 westbound lanes should re-open later tonight, official says
• Bloomington, Ind., officials evicting Occupy protesters from park
• Annual Atlas survey finds Midwest continues to lose residents
• Evansville man pleads guilty to federal charges in Henderson house fire
• Petersburg man charged in arson, slaying of mother
• Tenderloin loving care
• Parents of Henderson County football player settle wrongful death lawsuit
• UPDATE: Petersburg man accused of killing mother, setting fire
• Mayor to make good on campaign pledge to clean up the city
• Selvin, Ind., man draws 25-year sentence in child molesting case
• Indiana governor rescinds Statehouse crowd limits | VIDEO
• New Kentucky ag commissioner fires predecessor's girlfriend
• UPDATE: Indiana House Dems skip first day of Legislative session | VIDEO
• Republicans name Swaim, Koehler Lindsey to County Council posts
• Still a longshot, but Indiana GOP voters could help pick presidential nominee
• Ivy Tech's Welborn Foundation Wellness and Fitness Center will be offering three...
• New steeple caps rebuilt church's recovery from fire | VIDEO
• New Indiana Statehouse security rules limit protesters, signs, canned drinks
• Vectren selling gas marketing subsidiary
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• Daniels tabs Lt. Gov. Skillman to lead local government reform effort
• UPDATE: Winnecke announces push for local ordinances to combat meth production
• Chandler, Ind., man arrested after chase
• Nominations sought for Outstanding Educator awards
• Evansville mayor settles in to his new Civic Center digs
• Driver makes Fares Avenue his ministry
• Talks aimed at renewing LST 325 deal to begin
• Daniels: Statewide smoking ban, higher education reform on agenda
• Target shooters responsible for mysterious booms
• A new year, a new North High School | GALLERY
• Winnecke proposes changes to eliminate 'red tape' in Evansville
• Red Cross schedules January blood drives in Evansville, Tri-State
• U.S. Attorney Joseph Hogsett vows to target white-collar crime, political corruption
• Tri-State Congressional representatives say contentious issues are ahead
• Surprises abound at Chrisney, Ind. hardware store | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels to work and play Super Bowl weekend
• UPDATED: Man in custody after Owensboro standoff
• New Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke promises fast pace
• Man charged with wounding three on Scores parking lot
• Duty of mother of 9-year-old victim is questioned
• Desire to drop a few pounds, leads to post-holiday rush at gyms
• New Year's watermelon splat is fixture of Vincennes celebration
• For cMoe celebrants, New Year's arrived at noon
• Crossville, Ill., man's 'gift of life' to be remembered in Rose Parade
• Winnecke's focus on creating jobs, combatting meth, eliminating litter
• Iraq war extracted a horrible toll on Southern Illinois
• For its 200th birthday, Evansville plans a six-month-long party
• Standoff ends with arrest of Geff, Ill., man
• Accidental gun discharge claims life of Illinois teen
• GOP to fill two vacancies on Vanderburgh County Council
• Rare whooping crane killed in Southern Indiana
• Angry parents demand answers about meth lab at Wood Memorial
• Democrats say lack of interest led to loss in mayoral race
• Music fraternity brightens day for Evansville hospital patients | VIDEO
• Winnecke tabs new directors for DMD, METS
• A look at the five most viewed stories on courierpress.com in 2011
• One more weekend of unusual weather will bring 2011 to a close
• Bond reduced for Southern Illinois woman accused in boy's death
• Illinois man sentenced to 9 years for having bomb-making materials
• Industrial Contractors has played big role in Evansville development
• Attention Ivy Tech Students: Please note that tuition payments (or payment arran...
• Voucher program topped education stories in 2011
• Low ceiling has North cheerleaders headed back to old school
• Blue Bridge reopened after being struck by barge, INDOT officials said
• Tri-State Sears, Kmart stores not on initial closure list
• Newburgh man accused of fraud in buying cars
• Police: Driver's BAC was 0.469
• UPDATE: Winnecke announces 15-member task force for Roberts Stadium | PDF
• Workers aren't using bus service to U.S. 41 industries
• 2011 year in review: Hermann swept smoothly into prosecutor's role
• Facebook advice: don't be too open | POLL
• Evansville man creates ChunJiDo, a martial arts discipline
• Man charged with confinement, battery for holding girlfriend at gunpoint
• Warrant issued for suspect in robbery of Charlie's Food Mart
• WTVW programming not in jeopardy over contract talks
• Police: Woman lied to get prescription drugs
• Winnecke will discuss Roberts Stadium future at Thursday news conference
• Illinois police make arrest in 2009 post office break-in
• Facebook status can open door to crime
• Evansville Redevelopment Commission deadlocked on McCurdy deal
• Evansville couple accused of having children in home with 4 meth labs
• Nexstar, Mediacom impasse may cost viewers two local affiliates
• Opening of new sports facilities in 2011 may lay foundation for future titles
• New plan for McCurdy coming before Redevelopment Commission
• Tri-Staters join after-Christmas rush
• Kwanzaa celebrated with feast at Evansville African-American Museum
• Local business year featured mix of good and bad
• A few snowflakes possible Tuesday morning
• Mead Johnson donates Dutch artists' paintings to Evansville museum
• 130-year-old rail line in Poseyville, Ind., will be dismantled
• Deputies say man came back to pick up stolen ATV in Vanderburgh County
• Record rain, flooding, heat | POLL
• Dispute over state leadership leaves Indiana Democrats divided
• Opportunity, not agenda, charted course for Weinzapfel
• Creating holiday cheer for bereaved
• A miracle, courtesy of Mr. G.
• Unable to procrastinate longer, last-minute shoppers look for gifts
• Rep. Bucshon says GOP freshmen have changed Washington
• Medical professionals sought for emergency reserve corps
• Man who burglarized deputy's house sentenced to eight years
• Cost prevents installation of life-saving cable barriers on highways
• Harrisburg, Ill., man held in connection with stabbing death of stepfather
• Runup to holidays busy for airport, but Jan. 2 has heaviest volume
• Winnecke names former Mayor Lloyd to serve as controller
• Janitor is sought in connection with meth lab at Wood Memorial High School
• Domestic dispute leads to drug arrests
• Are you already thinking about your new year's resolutions?? If so, don't forget...
• Boonville to raze old Carquest building
• Evansville man accused of forcing himself on 12-year-old
• Clondalkin to lay off about 32
• Bloomington developer looking to take over stalled Hotel McCurdy project
• Robber wanted money, but settled for cigarettes
• Republicans make it official; Kiefer transfers to County Commission
• Officer says Droste was drunkest driver he'd seen in 16-year career
• Judges fill two vacant positions in Vanderburgh courts
• Prosecutors drop drug charges against former Bosse coach
• Consumer advocacy group opposes Vectren fee request
• Farbest Foods to build plant in Vincennes
• UPDATE: Judge says White ineligible to serve as Secretary of State | PDF
• Walmart pulls Enfamil
• Book's photos tip hat to the Roberts Stadium's final circus performances
• UPDATE: Drivers killed in 2 crashes
• It's efficient being 'green'
• 12 Days of Caring: For many parents, Toy Town delivers on 'Christmas'
• UPDATED: One killed in accident on Evansville's West Side
• Sen. Lugar launches radio campaign
• Renovations to close Evansville Museum for all of January
• Evansville man accused of sexually assaulting 14-year-old
• Southern Illinois firefighter saves child from burning car
• Heritage Federal robber sentenced to 4 years
• Gov. Daniels authorizes raises for state workers
• Toys for good girls and boys | POLL
• Family, neighbors shed light on couple
• Candles lit to memorialize area's homeless
• GOP taps Kiefer for vacancy
• Vanderburgh Commissioners delays vote on discrimination ordinance
• Berry Plastics reports sales up for FY 2010, but records overall loss
• Mystery developer interested in McCurdy project
• Fourth person dies as result of I-164 crash
• Final defendant sentenced in Evansville-Miami-Chicago coke ring
• UPDATE: Evansville police chief: Rickard ordered children to leave before standoff
• Southern Illinois man accused of keeping medicine, water from wife
• Winnecke inauguration set for noon Jan. 1
• 2 dead after police standoff
• 12 DAYS OF CARING | Salvation Army gym provides rehab opportunities
• Council votes to move forward with Downtown convention hotel negotiations
• SABIC opens pilot plant to test smaller baches of plastics
• Henderson Chevy GM charged with theft after trying to take possession of vehicle
• Judge to rule on school vouchers' legality within 30 days
• UPDATED: Police in standoff at 1909 S. Vann Avenue
• All but one claimant accepts Indiana state fair stage collapse settlement
• Southern Illinois grinch steals family's Christmas
• Interstate 164 wreck injuries 'devastating'
• Floats, people flood downtown
• Big dreams start at the body shop
• Kish reflects on arena
• Park to mark 200 years
• Habitat marks 400th house
• A little aid changes one man's outlook on life
• Santa finally rides through Boonville
• Friends welcome woman to Habitat home
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Daniels seeks graduated sentencing
• Weinzapfel announces creation of `Bicentennial Park'
• 12 DAYS: "I give the glory to them"
• Arena project accomplished, Kish looking for a break
• Weinzapfel announces creation of a 'Bicentennial Park'
• 12 Days of Caring: Salvation Army bailed out family, bird rescue
• West Side Nut Club offers 12th edition of Santa Land
• Reform on education pending this year
• Artist's indoor blizzard grows at a careful clip | VIDEO
• With less funding, YouthBuild Evansville still provides guidance
• NEWSMAKERS: Evansville's bicentennial celebration begins Sunday
• Indiana Democratic Chairman Dan Parker not resigning, after all
• Polymer Partners employee dies from injuries
• Deaths/Causes | PUBLIC RECORDS | Oct. 29 - Dec. 4
• Steven Word reaches out from church in retirement
• 12 DAYS OF CARING: K.A.S.H. program changing lives
• New VA clinic in Evansville open, ready for patients | PHOTOS
• Suspect in knife attack reportedly suffering PTSD
• One killed in head-on collision on I-164
• Southern Illinois doctor accused of sexually assaulting patient
• UPDATE: Mayor announces deal on Downtown Evansville hotel
• Man struck by car after his car hits semi | MAP
• The Business Affairs Office will be open December 27-30 from 8 am - 5 pm. The Of...
• Winnecke picks Schaefer as chief of staff
• 12 DAYS OF CARING | Salvation Army helps with utility bills
• 'Mr. G' strikes again, donates array of cash
• Gypsum from Vectren plant to be sold to farmers for fields
• Don Mattingly to sport a dress for 'Nutcracker'
• Fugitive may face federal firearms charge
• Martin plans to renovate Euclid Apartments in Downtown Evansville
• Pigeon Creek greenway expands to 3.1 miles
• Man robbed at gunpoint outside his home
• Winnecke says Mike Connelly will be Evansville's next fire chief
• Police pursuit of man prompts lock down of Southern Illinois school on Wednesday
• Truck driver injured when semi overturns in Southern Illinois
• Indiana lawmakers tackle how to spend, or save, extra cash
• 12 DAYS OF CARING | Salvation Army serves 650-plus grocery orders monthly
• Indiana Sunday beer sales request renewed
• Degrees conferred to 76 UE students
• Rapist sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Gerald Summers among finalist for campus safety award
• Kiefer unopposed to fill Winnecke County Commission seat
• Rape and burglary trial delayed for suspected 'serial violent offender'
• Shots fired into Boonville home, police seek 'persons of interest'
• Winnecke tabs Bolin as city's next police chief
• Evansville man sentenced to 14 years for battery, confinement
• Southern Illinois man sentenced to 10 years in federal meth case
• Tax break will mean 250 more jobs coming to Albion, Ill., plant
• Evansville's next police chief to be named by mayor-elect Winnecke
• Meth lab discovered during search for Kentucky fugitive | MAP
• Boil Advisory issued for small area along Kratzville Road
• Indiana Dems put work-share legislation, jobs on 2012 agenda
• 12 DAYS OF CARING | League of Mercy volunteer brings holiday cheer
• Proposed county ordinance targets sexual-orientation discrimination
• Deputies go Christmas shopping with the kids
• Alcoa Foundation awards nearly $320,000 in community grants
• Indiana court cases topped 1.8 million in 2010
• United Way makes last push to reach campaign goal
• Roadwork near Tekoppel school expected to encourage kids to walk, bike
• School lockdown lifted, West Side manhunt still on
• Police: Burglars' take included trophy belt buckles, women's cowboy boots
• Indiana establishes free tax-filing program for low- and moderate-income residents
• Car-semi wreck injures one in Southern Illinois
• Fire destroys Vanderburgh County mobile home
• EVSC administrators say new master's degrees saving schools cash
• State Dems yanked TV ads in Davis-Winnecke mayoral race
• Banks offer $3.5 million for Arts District housing loans
• 12 DAYS OF CARING | Coat-A-Kid nears 2,000 donations
• Southern Illinois man sentenced to 57 years for killing ex-wife
• Attempted murder case stalled while defendant hires attorney
• Naked toddler found wandering alone, mother arrested
• Illinois House OKs tax relief for businesses, families
• Indiana Democratic Party chair steps down | READ THE LETTER
• The week in weather: Chances for rain, but higher temperatures, too
• 12 DAYS OF CARING | Day camp helped heart recipient have normal childhood
• A 'Fancy Nancy' Christmas | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Parents of Compassionate Friends pause to remember lost loved ones
• Indiana school voucher advocates pleased with progress
• Indiana economic agency backs 'right to work' | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Health Department to again offer immunization to insured
• Posey man opposing drilling under his land loses new round | POLL
• 12 DAYS OF CARING | Salvation Army's donors, volunteers drive food program
• USI launches new wave of mid-season grads
• State keeps landowners on the hook for leaking underground fuel tanks
• Big buck with big rack was a doe
• Buildings with Mesker facades found in all but two states
• Justice Department honors Southern Illinois prosecutor
• Attracted by children's singing, Santa makes a stop at annual FOP party
• Endorsement all but assures Crooks of Democrats' 8th District nomination
• Mayor Weinzapfel declares Human Rights Day in Evansville
• For Air Force captain, teaching English to Afghan girls is good memory
• Police identify victim of Pike County fire
• Minority students learn education is key to landing Alcoa jobs
• New Harmony, North Posey school districts discuss consolidation
• Champion corporate office leaving Vanderburgh County
• Sheriff's deputies arrest man on parole from previous theft conviction
• Officials open Warrick Wellness Trail
• Results of state audit brings renewed call for Ohio Township trustee to resign
• Two juveniles arrested, two more sought in series of home burglaries
• Former lawmaker caught in sex sting
• Fatal house fire was possibly arson
• Dental clinic replaces X-ray equipment with digital imaging
• Destination: Home is seven years into 10-year plan to end homelessness
• New Harmony School Board votes for consolidation
• After a sometimes bumpy trip from Afghanistan, Marine rides in style
• LATEST UPDATE: Company that experienced flash fire had been cited by officials
• Keep Evansville Beautiful receives awards for two projects
• Hodge pleads guilty to producing child pornography
• Some meth-related charges may be prosecuted in federal court
• Mayor, labor leaders urge Bucshon to support extending unemployment benefits
• Friday is the last day for Integra
• 'Black ice' catches motorists on I-164 by surprise
• Evansville man pleads guilty to producing child porn
• Former State Rep. Hasler arrested, accused of soliciting undercover officer
• House fire in Pike County kills one
• Accident closes southbound Interstate 164 near Indiana 57
• Doubt looms over Kunkel Group negotiation
• New Harmony residents may learn fate of school tonight
• Vanderburgh Democrats endorse Crooks for 8th District seat
• Police charge Bicknell, Ind., with robberies of Kwik Stop Liquor Store
• Holly's House to use new ideas
• Miller cast lone dissenting vote against Downtown hotel plan
• UPDATE: State fire marshal investigating Henderson plant fire that sends four to hospital
• Attention Ivy Tech students and employees: INFORMATIONAL MEETING TODAY! Don't fo...
• Evansville man to plead guilty to producing child pornography
• Union touting poll that says Hoosiers don't want 'right-to-work' law
• Chief Justice Shepard will retire from Indiana Supreme Court
• Bank robbery reported on Washington Avenue in Evansville
• Police jail suspect in liquor store robbery
• Judge rules EVSC construction project legal but doesn't address its 'smell'
• Football recruiting fair is an oddity for region
• Tri-State veterans compare day of infamy to 9/11 | VIDEO
• Mayor touts administration's record on environment
• Crews complete water main repair; Civic Center to reopen today
• Floodwaters recede, U.S. 60 now open to traffic in Union County
• Weinzapfel praises efforts to reduce energy consumption
• Meeting Thursday to address plans for Cave Avenue sewer work
• Forbes names Santa Claus, Ind., a top Christmas destination, with Rome, Paris
• Jeffrey Weisheit's trial pushed back three months
• Police searching for man who robbed Dairy Mart | VIDEO
• Don't forget to stop by the Koch Student Center (main campus first floor commons...
• Daniels: Indiana has discovered a forgotten $288 million | AUDIO, PDF
• UPDATE: City Centre backs out of McCurdy project
• UPDATE: Civic Center closed for the day by water leak; courts open
• ERC chooses Kunkel for Downtown hotel project
• Forecast: Rest of the week looks dry in the Tri-State
• Postal reductions to have little immediate impact on Evansville mail
• Evansville sets annual rainfall record
• Kwik Stop Liquors robbed again
• Church receives $1,000 donation from Mr. G
• Students get first look at new North High School
• Downtown hotel, McCurdy on Redevelopment Commission agenda Tuesday
• ONB discovers treasures in Integra archives
• Floodwaters close U.S. 60 at Henderson-Union county line
• With White out, Democrats plan another meeting over 8th District race
• Hoosiers donate nearly 30,000 Christmas cards to deployed soldiers
• Indiana Furniture announces $6 million expansion
• Police: Drunk driver was going wrong direction on Lloyd Expressway
• Rob Henson, Executive Director of Resource Development, accepts a check for $5,0...
• Illinois 4-year-old drowns in pond
• Police: Children were living in cockroach-infested Gibson County, Ind., home
• Two Indiana environmental groups announce merger
• It's a record: 2011 the wettest year in Evansville history
• Feds help foot bill for cleanup of labs
• Concerts on tap in New Harmony, Ind.
• An early yule at shelter
• Meth cooks in fast-track mode
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Poker players belly up to Cecil's Bar & Grill
• 'Magic Cares' event will raise funds for CASA program
• Low-speed chase leads to arrest in Evansville
• Store security officer threatened with gun
• Gathering marks 6 months since Indiana University student vanished
• Vanderburgh Humane Society clinic passes milestone
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Salaries for Indiana state workers are the 5th lowest in U.S.
• GOOD MORNING: Boxed Christmas tree takes a little getting used to
• Church youth lift spirits at shelter
• 'One-pot' methamphetamine labs are proliferating in Indiana
• Funds for methamphetamine lab cleanups restored
• Newburgh celebration lends a Victorian touch to Christmas
• Scout commissioner says organization remains relevant to today's youth | NEWSMAKERS
• Convicted Gallatin County, Ill., sheriff asks appeals court for new trial
• City ordinance takes aim at prejudice, bigotry
• Having fun is main thing at Pokemon tournament
• Child support collecting up 6.2%
• Hoosier State Press Association names Courier & Press state's best daily
• Civic Theatre's 'Radio Play' invites theatergoers to picture 'A Wonderful Life' | THEATER REVIEW
• Democratic leaders seek to avoid primaries | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Santa Clothes Club hopes Sunday's telethon will raise $250,000 for youngsters
• Sixth-graders here excited to make a difference in lives of kids less fortunate
• Opposition to education laws drives Schriefer to challenge Ellsperman for House 74 seat
• Narcotics taken in robbery of Mount Vernon, Ind., pharmacy
• Mother of murder victim Keela Lynch honored for compassionate works
• Elberfeld Water Utility issues boil advisory
• Five Indiana counties see changes in tax rates
• Indiana Charter School Board to host hearings in December
• Winnecke: Transition team has received 220 resumes for 37 positions
• Boonville, Ind., postpones Christmas parade until Dec. 18
• Business dispute, truck reposession led to shooting, suicide in Evansville
• City's Superior Court loses two
• Tax payments for McCurdy late again
• 8th District Dems: Cut to chase
• Hoy says combatting AIDS requires everyone to be 'good Samaritans' | INTERACTIVE
• Building self-esteem is at the heart of 'Share-a-Suit' campaign
• 'Pete' again gives to Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center
• City Centre Properties again misses tax deadline for McCurdy Building
• 23 trees planted along Evansville riverfront
• Evansville man gets eight years on molest charge
• Democratic leaders will caucus to choose 8th District candidate
• Vanderburgh Superior Court seeks to fill recent vacancies
• Keck Avenue boil advisory lifted
• Clerk choked during liquor store robbery
• Three Harrison students face drug charges
• As a Christmas tradition , USI presents 15th-century Madrigal Feaste
• Harrisburg, Ill., man faces up to 10 years for child pornography conviction
• Jury acquits 21-year-old of sex with minor
• More than 7,000 pounds of aluminum cans collected in annual drive
• City asks for patience as sidewalk work makes traversing Main Street difficult
• Former Evansville mayor Lloyd up for job in Winnecke administration
• USI program offers assistance to small businesses in rural counties
• Vanderburgh County pays $25,000 to settle suit by fired assessor office worker
• Authorities remove children from filthy home, arrest parents
• Indiana legislator tells Congress to pass online sales tax
• Three injured in crash on icy Pike County highway
• Warped equipment blamed for West Side power outage
• State Democratic Party won't address complaint against Connie Robinson
• Newburgh man jailed after coworker claims sexual assault
• 'Cash for Cans' challenge raises cash and recycling awareness
• Restaurant manager accused of theft
• Henderson dancers step off for Disney parade
• Judge OKs rewrite of Wroten charges
• Bone Gap, Ill., man sentenced to 40 years for assaulting children
• Right-to-work debate brings standing-room-only crowd to UE | POLL
• Heavy, wet snow brings a taste of winter to Tri-State lunch hour
• Memorial students rally to aid Featherstone in battle against cancer
• Riecken wants utilities to meet 'affordability' standard
• Mattingly says teachers, coaches instrumental in his success
• Charges upgraded in death of homeless man
• Evansville adds sexual orientation to nondiscrimination ordinance
• Indiana State Police release figures on holiday traffic patrols
• Smartphone users downloading Evansville police app
• Nexstar announces anchors, expanded 'Local' news on WTVW, WEHT
• Seismic testing associated with oil, gas exploration coming to Vanderburgh County
• UPDATED: Santa Claus, Ind., businessman accused of domestic violence
• German Township water main break prompts boil advisory
• Show - Its A Wonderful Life: The Radio Play
• Consumers criticize Vectren 'fee' proposal at public hearing
• Distraught man kills self outside Carmi, Ill., courthouse
• 2011 may be wettest year in Evansville history
• USI 'Ideation Challenge' tent designs win favor with Anchor Industries
• Audubon State Park likely to nearly double after land auction
• Evansville not yet affected by phase-out of smaller commercial jets
• Semi loaded with Mead Johnson formula stolen
• Feds reject Indiana request for health care exemption | PDFs
• Friends of Harmonie State Park to meet Tuesday
• Hoosier retail group launching online sales tax ad blitz
• Weekend rainfall boosts yearly total to fourth all-time for Evansville
• Meeting helps explore options for New Harmony school, students
• Anti-litter dog EVIE turns attention to pet oxygen masks
• Well-hemmed Boonville, Ind., duo still running The Sewing Center | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Indianapolis firm again behind on property taxes for McCurdy
• Storm system may bring Tri-State its first few snowflakes of the season
• Vectren hearing set for Monday night
• State rep says Congress should tackle Internet sales tax issue
• Panel discussion on 'right-to-work' legislation set for Tuesday at UE
• State officials seeking nominations for award named in honor of Will Koch
• Evansville's homeless to get permanent housing
• Leftover pizza changes everything | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• Efforts under way to place St. John's Episcopal Church on Historic Register | PHOTO GALLERY
• Tri-State Woodcarvers Club hold 'Wonders in Wood' show
• The past is present in Right to Work debate
• Scouts help start holiday season
• Tree farm supports charities
• Newsmakers: Mayor-elect Lloyd Winnecke talks transition
• Return to middle class seems far away for some
• Bradner Column: 2012 will be the year of Right to Work
• Leftover pizza changes everything
• Ill. deer hunt off to typical start
• Old Hose House No. 5 takes on dental office atmosphere
• Teen charged with gang activity
• Bond set at $3.5 million in Olney, Ill., shooting case
• Police: Officer tased man fleeing bar with fake ID
• Indiana ex-trooper David Camm's third murder trial expected to cost $1 million
• Man guilty of making meth arrested for same offense
• Planned Parenthood offers free HIV tests Dec. 1-8
• Boil advisory issued for West Side neighborhood
• Bridge between Kentucky, Illinois, reopens after barge hit
• Police seek crackdown on impaired drivers via sobriety checkpoint
• Easter Seals flips the switch on another Fantasy of Lights
• 'Smart City' program could mean big changes for Evansville's public safety agencies
• First Ford Center circus a lot of clowning around
• With Black Friday on the horizon, shoppers depending less on credit cards
• 'Elves' set to help Santa Claus, Ind., handle 30,000 Christmas letters
• Local 'We the People' teams preparing for state finals competition
• Mater Dei, Mount Carmel fans pulling for a state title Friday
• Circus comes to town
• Not taxing web sales costs state $77 million
• 'A miracle' man survived
• Circus will be better show with higher prices
• If you are looking for the Spring 2012 class schedules, they may be found on the...
• Deputies investigating thefts from cars in St. George Road area
• Boom Squad will take part in Super Bowl week activities in Indianapolis
• City: No significant developments in hotel bid-vetting process
• Former real estate agent sentenced to six months of house arrest
• Committee approves closing loopholes in Indiana human trafficking laws
• Have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday (and a great time shopping if you are one...
• Police: Phony name tips pharmacist to prescription drug fraud
• Albion man guilty in strangulation death of ex-wife
• 'Person of interest' ID'ed in Monday police chase
• Sergeant's airport reception sends hearts soaring
• Holiday weekend travel busy on land, in air
• Rodenburg convicted in rape case
• Big changes coming to News 25 and Local 7
• Rescue Mission helps hundreds prepare for Thanksgiving
• Police say 'person of interest' identified in Monday pursuit
• Study: Internet sales tax revenue wouldn't fix Indiana budget problems
• Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office wins Operation Pullover awards
• UPDATE: Weather service cancels flash flood watch
• Local story to be shared nationally
• Christian Life Center to deliver Thanksgiving meals | PHOTO GALLERY
• Man accused of incest jailed on multiple charges
• EVSC partners with USI to trim office supply costs
• Saving New Harmony school may hinge on property tax increase
• Capitol Christmas Tree makes stop at Santa Claus, Ind.
• Prosecutor ponders options for man after multiple public indecency arrests
• Two face charges in October robbery, one suspect still sought
• Les Miley helps student plan a Souper supper to fill empty bowls
• Murder defendant's own words used against him at trial
• Fire damages house on West Columbia Street | MAP
• Easter Seals names Ben Trockman national adult representative
• GAGE: Evansville's rained-out parade will not be rescheduled this year
• Indiana Democrats plan legislation aimed at countering economic slowdown
• GOP: Making Indiana a 'right-to-work' state will be top priority in 2012
• Expect more rain and thunderstorms today, Tuesday
• Shooting in Olney, Ill., leaves one dead
• Bosma, Long honored at Indiana Legislature | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Cyclists' mission visit gets aid plan moving
• Reitz grad ready to get town 'Vegucated'
• Chat heats up store's slow day | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Superintendent pay is high, but job is tough, contentious | POLL
• Pick your dog breed wisely
• Search the updated arrest warrant database
• 100 mph run on I-64 ends in arrest
• 'A Hoof and A Prayer' gets ready to open
• Republican U.S. Senate primary quickly going negative | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Prior public indecency conviction lands man in jail
• Innovation promises to revolutionize oil spill cleanup : newsmakers
• Health care reform in the hands of Supreme Court
• Moch disaster drill prepares response team
• USI students excited about summer school
• Police issue warning on holiday scams
• Rant in class renders USI professor jobless
• (Reitz) Home for the holidays | PHOTOS
• UE students offer a taste of home at bazaar
• Ivy Tech - Southwest (Evansville, Princeton, Tell City, and Mt. Vernon locations...
• Child extricated from wrecked vehicle
• Plaza Park student charged with battering teacher
• Bell ringers launch annual Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign
• School officials tip police to mom suspected of drunk driving
• Evansville jewelry shop 'Beedz' will go to American Music Awards stars
• USI unveils bust of former president Hoops
• Pike Central recieves national recognition
• New Harmony Bridge repairs fuel debate, no solutions
• Jury finds Jaco guilty of beating a woman and confinement
• Indiana U.S. Rep. Donnelly will vote for balanced-budget amendment
• Weisheit attorney seeks delay in fatal fire trial
• Man pleads guilty to threatening bomb attack at SIU Carbondale
• Open house set to preview revised Gibson County flood maps
• Indiana government scores well on debt per person ratio list
• USI plans to lower tuition
• Infant found dead in mother's bed
• Family donates second city Christmas tree
• One Book One Community features war saga
• Corridor to a winning era | PHOTO GALLERY
• Former EVSC official: innovative ways needed to deliver education
• Mourdock says he would save $7.6 trillion with spending cuts
• Man testifies that he didn't hurt woman
• Occupy Evansville denied permit
• Police recover 6,000 child porn images, arrest Hatfield, Ind., man
• While holiday jobs fill up quickly, it's not too late to start applying. Accordi...
• Man accused of sexual misconduct with mentally-challenged teen
• Bosse gets Super Bowl visit to inspire learning
• Victim testifies about escapes at Jaco rape trial
• Time running out on options for repairing New Harmony bridge
• Recycling bins to help keep Evansville, the Ford Center beautiful
• Roofless Church replacing 20,000 shingles one at a time
• Democrat Gregg makes local stop on gubernatorial campaign tour
• Ribbon cutting reveals WorkOne office makeover
• 'Smart City Initiative' brings free wi-fi, energy cost savings to Evansville
• Coat-A-Kid collecting donations to keep children warm
• Riverside temporarily closed for Aztar bridge work
• Deputy recalls dog attack before K-9 partner shot, killed
• Dunn, Muehlbauer, Reitz to join Evansville Regional Business Hall of Fame
• Little damage reported after rainy, gusty storm
• Vectren: Electric bills will be slightly lower even with added fee | POLL
• North Posey willing to consider merger with New Harmony school
• Buddhist monks bring Tibetan culture to Evansville | PHOTO GALLERY
• Gov. Quinn OKs bill to restore superintendents' pay
• Jury hears opening arguments in Jaco rape, battery trial
• UPDATED: Tri-State pummeled by severe storms, gusts up to 70 mph
• Stratman's, Sandleben Pharmacies to close
• Stratman's Pharmacy has been champion of Downtown
• IURC seeking comments, questions on Vectren rate adjustment request
• Charges filed against man believed responsible in K-9 shooting
• Police identify man killed in Lawrence County, Ill., crash
• Water line break on Old State Road prompts boil advisory
• Newspaper delivery running late because of press problems
• Southern Illinois man arrested in New Mexico pedophile sting
• Brazilian jiu-jitsu grandmaster visits Evansville
• Reality sinking in for mayor-elect
• Reality is sinking in for Mayor-elect Winnecke
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Monday is deadline for stage victim claims
• HIGHWAYS: Renaissance gentleman at home in the office
• Group focused on South Side revitalization
• Castle High student flips Colts' coin, beats the odds
• $750,000 gift to St. Mary's Good Samaritan Hospital
• Victory and defeat on Election Day in Evansville
• Evansville universities: Zero tolerance on abuse
• Walkway on Evansville riverfront provides lasting tribute to veterans
• Walkway provides lasting tribute to veterans
• Indiana politics are set to heat up as the 2012 campaign begins
• Let the campaigns begin
• Results of state officials' efforts to force spend-thrift habits on display | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Illinois law opens access to biological parents
• Good Samaritan in Mount Vernon gets surprise gift
• No easy way out for New Harmony Town and Township School
• Vectren vows to help poor with heat
• Lloyd Winnecke's transition team includes ex-mayor, Vectren counsel
• Woman accused in murder for hire plot
• Vets step aboard for breakfast
• Tell City woman accused of trying to hire hit man
• Toyota to reach milestone on visitors at Princeton plant
• Veterans Day event on LST 325 serves up breakfast, memories
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• Local officials host ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Ford Center
• Community Veterans Day programs honor nation's soldiers
• UPDATED: Sheriff says Newburgh fire was meth-related; woman in custody
• Indiana State Police to beef up patrols until Thanksgiving
• Daviess Co., Ind., jail inmate's death ruled of natural cause
• Wroten murder trial rescheduled, defense wants plea deal
• Warrick care coalition to steer students away from drugs, liquor
• Women's fund lifts local Ark with $55,000 grant
• Carver child care center looks to future, ready to help kids again
• VA Health Care Center set to open Dec. 30
• Indiana legislative panel recommends change in police entry law
• Former fugitive will face drug, murder charges at the same time
• Judge grants delay in second Iowa Street murder trial
• Man accused in beating case will face six felony charges
• Officials say new Princeton, Ind., water system will cut waste
• Anchor University: A place for "tent people" to gather, learn
• Patchwork holiday art sale supports community programs
• Indiana attorney general says third-party bus fees are unconstitutional
• Burned marijuana leads police to 'common nuisance,' 12 arrested
• Veterans Day breakfast at LST will celebrate local soldiers
• Worker injured at Gibson County, Ind., mine
• Red Cross to honor vets with Totes of Hope
• Seger opens the Ford Center | PHOTOS
• Vacant house fire damages other properties
• Lawsuit stemming from river deaths settled
• The new UE Ace Purple coming soon
• Duke Energy takes heat over Indiana expert witness spending
• Paul gets maximum sentence
• Police: Deaths murder-suicide
• A hands-on civics lesson | PHOTO GALLERY
• UPDATED: Four teens injured when vehicle flips on U.S. 41 | MAP
• Ceremony to present American flag at Ford Center
• EVSC avoids 'painful' cuts with creative budgeting
• Shepard Academy students hear case with Indiana Supreme Court justices
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• Integra acquisition helps ONB's bottom line
• Democrat Curt John throws support behind Winnecke for mayor
• James Lee Paul sentenced to 65 years in Evansville murder
• McCurdy project faces another financial deadline
• Police rule North Side deaths murder-suicide
• Indiana BMV will extend hours for Election Day needs
• Happy Halloween Ivy Tech!
• Clear skies, chilly air will be in place for trick-or-treat time
• Evansville and Vanderburgh County lay out disaster mitigation plan
• Program aims to provide trusted caregivers
• HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS: Consignment shop commands attention in Tell City, Ind.
• Matlock, Strouth face off in race for Evansville City Clerk
• Downtown celebration puts Evansville in the Halloween spirit | PHOTO GALLERY
• Bands take the field at Lucas Oil Stadium for annual competition
• Evansville police seek suspect in S. Green River Road robbery
• Poseyville, Ind. man dies in apparent fall from deer stand
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Daniels family prepares for Halloween
• Crisp temperatures, brisk business
• Halloween brings both trick-or-treaters and troublemakers
• Mesker Park Zoo must rise to next level
• Churches of Henderson County sponsor Fifth Sunday singing event
• Woman dies in crash with train at Fort Branch, Ind.
• Annual Lapidary Society show has Washington Square rocking | PHOTOS
• Financial crisis forces people to rethink spending and debt | NEWSMAKERS
• Schools moving to replace ISTEP with Common Core
• Area residents dispose of 210 pounds of medicines at local state police post
• Ivy Tech (Evansville campus) is having a great event next Saturday (11/5)- Free...
• Thompkins students get their hands dirty for Red Ribbon Week
• Communities work to keep trick-or-treaters safe
• Sometimes testy week of utility hearings on Duke Energy plant wraps up
• Deputy allegedly protected woman from arrest in exchange for sex
• Resurrection students remember friends who died over the summer
• Evansville police chief releases statement on float incident | PDF
• 'Ring of death' leads to convictions for pesticide misuse
• Indiana State Police: Evansville driver arrested for marijuana
• Evansville Police Department launches Internet app
• Newburgh takes sewer plant high-tech
• Democrats draft resolution of support for Robinson
• New Harmony residents review options for keeping school
• Caribbean market gives Plaza Park students taste of business world
• Abby Guerra, former UE soccer player, says 'Thanks' to UE community
• INDOT doesn't want New Harmony bridge
• Coroner called to scooter crash scene
• Evansville police seeking help in identifying robbery suspects | VIDEO
• Investigation yields second arrest in robbery
• Directors' message for state band finals: Marching is fun
• City Council candidates find agreement on most issues
• Republican slate campaigns in Henderson
• Other groups offering heating assistance bracing for tough season
• New Harmony school to host first of two forums to discuss finances, future
• Evansville police officer to be honored for helping wreck victim
• Some Indiana State Police cars will carry license plate readers
• Middle school student charged with assaulting teacher
• Tire fire breaks out at Posey County trucking firm | MAP
• $12 million upgrade to Indiana 261 under way in Warrick County
• Democrat Robinson chastised for supporting Republican Winnecke | POLL
• If Super Bowl brings influx of human trafficking, prosecutors are ready
• Memorial to UE plane crash is planned for Ford Center
• Alleged drug dealer charged as habitual offender requests attorney
• New judge to hear Hoeflinger felony child neglect case
• Police: Arrest made in Southern Illinois slashing
• EPD offering impaired driver course for teens
• UPDATE: Funding cut forcing CAPE to radically scale back heating assistance
• Man accused in baseball bat beating says he can represent himself
• Vandals strike at Evansville's Eagle Slough Nature Area
• Mayoral candidates receive more cash for campaigns
• EVSC School Board adds $1.9 million in debt for employee retirements
• New drivers learn dangers of drugs and alcohol
• UPDATED: IU cuts summer tuition by 25 percent
• Small group of Occupy Evansville members protest at Vectren | VIDEO
• Illinois officials report major fish kill on Little Wabash River
• Police: East Side shooting didn't happen the way victim said it did
• Police: Southern Illinois man's throat slashed
• Indiana State Police collecting prescription drugs on Saturday
• Police still investigating East Side shooting
• Boonville, Ind., mayor Pam Hendrickson says city is in midst of repairing its image
• Boonville, Ind., mayoral candidate Sarah Millis-Seaton says leadership change needed
• Boonville, Ind., mayoral candidates say campaign has had a nasty side
• Paranormal investigators check out Evansville's Willard Library
• Bluegrass in Boonville | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Home sales point to continued 'stabilization' period
• Family of MIA Korean War soldier hopes new search will yield results
• Raccoon hunters head to Illinois to chase down a title
• ISU president says schools must look to give families a break
• Businesses ask for online sales tax
• Stadium crisis led to new arena | PHOTO GALLERY
• Hindus observe Diwali, festival of lights | PHOTO GALLERY
• Mount Vernon candidates battle it out door-to-door
• Gibson County voters will decide mayors' races
• Goal of Indiana Civil Rights Commission is to eliminate discrimination | NEWSMAKERS
• Police set perimeter at East Side shooting
• Bands advance to state finals at Lucas Oil Stadium
• State party launches ad campaign for Democrat Davis
• Defunct convent gives St. Paul's church new hope
• RICK DAVIS: Neighborhood programs strengthen Downtown
• LLYOD WINNECKE: Downtown key in making city desirable
• Preschoolers take course against cancer | VIDEO
• NAACP speakers note progress but say battle is not over
• New Lincoln drama to focus on president's youth in Indiana
• Tri-State homebuilder opening homes for tours this weekend
• Deputies release video related to grocery store robbery | VIDEO
• Economic summit set at Evansville's Central Library
• UPDATE: Lynn Miller Pease wins 2011 ATHENA Award
• Halloween is almost here Ivy Tech! What is the most unique costume you have seen...
• UPDATE: Convicted murderer Joe Brown gets solitary for prison slaying
• Evansville chapter hosting state NAACP convention
• UE prof says uniting Libyan factions will take time | POLL
• Evansville, Vanderburgh County seek seek input on emergency preparedness plan
• Women's Fund names four nonprofits as finalists for $55,000 grant
• New program aims to lift women out of homelessness
• Opposing I-69 could cost Blomington millions in federal funds
• Man accused in January 2010 fatal shooting makes court appearance
• Man who had been accused of sexual battery pleads guilty to different charge
• Evansville man accused of sexual misconduct
• South Side anti-violence prayer, canvassing effort set for Oct. 29
• Indiana, Planned Parenthood in court over funding
• Smoke-damaged restaurant will be closed for about four weeks
• UPDATE: Environmentalists file new suit over I-69 project
• Police raid West Side home, arrest suspect on drug and weapons charges
• Veteran recruits join fire department
• One-vehicle wreck claims life of Otwell man
• Teen is jailed on carjacking charge, other felonies
• Vincennes businessman will challenge Bucshon for GOP nomination
• Authorities round up 26 on outstanding warrants for domestic-related issues
• Police: Man took elderly woman's money, left her to live in squalor
• Posey County school leaders discuss future of districts
• Cold front will release its icy grip, but frost is likely
• Utility regulatory commission plans hearing on Vectren request
• Jury finds man innocent of sexual misconduct with minor
• Berry Plastics closing Madisonville, Ky., plant
• Guerra, soccer player injured in wreck, to visit UE
• Evansville woman withdraws guilty plea in felony neglect case
• Writing project pairs UE students with Vogel Elementary pupils | VIDEO
• Charges upgraded in Illinois beating death
• Builder gets $13.9M to fix Sherman Minton Bridge
• 3rd Annual Southern Indiana Classis Marathon, Half Marathon and 8K
• 22nd Annual Old National Turkey Day 5-K
• Jailers plan to campaign across state
• Grants to fund recycling plant are approved
• I-69 unveiling: Shields set to go up on WK Parkway, I-24
• New cell phone towers coming here
• UK's Athletic Director Mitch Barnhart to speak here
• Governor, other top-ranking Democrats in town Monday
• Winnecke proposes task force to take on gangs | POLL
• Cardinals fans look to put a feather in their cap
• Deaconess looking at hosting now-closed MDA clinic
• Lady Antebellum announces Ford Center concert in February
• UPDATE: Pharoah Newton sentenced to 60 years in killing
• Former Illinois sheriff appeals life sentences for dealing drugs
• Evansville Police: Man wanted in 2010 triple shooting arrested in Chicago
• Police: Investigation of fatal shooting continues
• Louisville bridge to reopen in 135 days
• Police: Woman carjacked at gunpoint during drug deal
• River Sweep offers poster contest for students
• Fire reported at West Side restaurant
• Rio Tinto Alcan plans to sell Sebree smelter plant
• Henderson school board adopts county districts
• Evansville's Ford Center gets ready for its debut
• Baskett area cleanup scheduled for Monday
• New Dollar General store opens
• Tickets still available for Keillor show at MSU
• Fundraiser to bring UE soccer player Guerra and family back to Evansville
• Warrick schools 'get tough' on requiring student immunizations
• 'Genna' Lloyd, wife of late Evansville Mayor Russell Lloyd, Sr., dies
• Council vote split on approving $236 million 2012 Evansville city budget
• Early voting makes casting ballots more convenient
• LAST CHANCE! This is your last chance to register for this renowned professional...
• Obama leads all candidates in money raised in Indiana
• UPDATED: Three injured, one critically, in roll-over accident
• Mount Vernon, Ind., makes plans for amphitheater, fountain on riverfront
• Ford Center open house set for Saturday
• UPDATE: Three injured in morning wreck on Indiana 65
• HLS-CVS sale will mean three Southern Illinois pharmacy closures
• Man injured in fall at Garden of the Gods
• Two arrested for firing gun toward Evansville house
• Rain, cooler air in the forecast this week
• Mayoral candidates have three joint appearances ahead
• Boo At the Zoo
• Ohio Township board returns to budget tonight, still lacks audit
• 'Little Dragons' eager to learn | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Final joint appearances for Evansville mayoral candidates planned
• Vanderburgh County Health Department to supply vaccines to insured
• Families of local Marines place first Riverfront 'Stones'
• Armed masked men rob Pollack Ave. Wesselman's
• $236 million Evansville 2012 budget set for vote at tonight's meeting
• Indicators bode well for area's economy
• U.S. 41-South rail work planned
• Hebbardsville-area church to observe 200th birthday
• Local veteran selected for war-memorial tour
• Paper recycling ‘really growing'
• Peace weekend kicks off Friday
• Principal survey still available
• Davis: Our local governments already have shared services
• Winnecke: Consolidation will benefit our community
• Two hurt in Hopkins County crash
• Police advice public to let officers investigate guns in public places
• Pharmacists say they are beseiged by would-be buyers of pseudoephedrine
• Occupy Evansville marchers take to streets to protest greed, corruption
• With the world a stage, Romeo and Juliet are on the move
• ISSMA marching band regionals next step toward state
• Glenwood neighborhood celebrates new community health center
• Two Webster County men injured in accident
• City wants golf course operation to be lease
• Reading pays off
• New disaster group meeting Monday
• Vote pink
• Labor council plans rally/walk, dinner
• 'Revelation Trail' seeking extras
• Dream Center event christens Ford Center
• Rosenbaum to direct, star in movie about Newburgh, Evansville
• Judge finds former Fairfield, Ill., teacher guilty of all sexal abuse of student
• Man charged in Evansville baseball bat attack makes court appearance
• Man wanted in fatal Pike County, Ind., crash arrested in Missouri
• Hoosier Lottery executive director resigns
• Closing arguments set in Southern Illinois teacher sex case
• Local high school marching bands set for regional competition
• UPDATED: Fire causes heavy damage to home on North St. Joseph Avenue
• Kentucky man, 83, charged with shooting man trespassing in pot field
• Test-driving event will raise money for Signature School
• Woman pleads guilty to kidnapping in Kentucky death case
• Early moring fire damages mobile home | MAP
• YWCA explores fight against domestic violence
• Lu Porter's volunteer career provides 'perfect fit' for museum
• Owensboro to Las Vegas flights begin
• Leaf bags available
• Congressman to address chamber industry event
• Actor learns role in a hurry after getting late call to ‘Chicago’
• Crews mowing along highways
• Annual Seeds of Empowerment conference is Saturday
• Former student recounts how relationship with teacher became intimate
• Most EVSC students fulfill state immunization requirements
• Health care facilities requiring employees to get flu shots | POLL
• Police accuse woman of stealing $20,000 from Warrick County, Ind., park accounts
• Ghost hunters set to check WNIN for specters
• Santa Claus, Ind., post office picks its annual cancellation image
• Man says he'll continue lawsuit against Gibson County, Ind., hospital over firing
• KSP searching for missing McLean County woman
• Police report finding 100 'one-pot' meth labs in Evansville home
• Cynthiana, Ind., man charged with burglary
• Trial starts today for teacher accused of sex abuse
• Ellis Park plans Jan. 1 opening with simulcasting, Instant Racing machines
• Carhartt to add 150 jobs at Hanson plant
• 'Wizard of Oz' to be staged Oct. 25 at HFAC
• Henderson man was co-pilot on targeted jet flight
• New Murray State University recruiter in place
• Mayoral candidates Davis, Winnecke spar in second televised debate
• Another senior management member leaves Accuride
• In EVSC, after school programming means more than day care
• Recording shows police sergeant pursued arrest of Democratic Party official | AUDIO
• Habitat for Humanity recognizes donors
• West Side students get out their walking shoes for trip to school
• Akin Park couple among those honored by Keep Evansville Beautiful
• Program aims to improve family relationships, financial stability
• Traffic safety demo set up for North-Central football game
• Local court hearing testimony this week in 1993 murder-arson case | PDFs
• Vectren customers could see lower winter heating bills
• Mount Carmel, Ill., man dies from injuries sustained in September beating
• New outdoor sculpture show to put Evansille, Arts District 'on the map'
• Declining enrollment, funding leave New Harmony school district's future in doubt
• State grants available for some Southern Indiana storm victims
• Pruitt seeks unused drug disposal plan
• Three plead guilty in cocaine case
• Northbound bridge lanes open; southbound work ongoing
• Registration for Thanksgiving program set
• Make A Difference Day set
• Police can serve any warrant, but those for traffic offenses are low priority
• Beshear defends jobs record in first debate
• Local woman with ALS and photographer team to produce book of remembrances
• Non-profit Fair gives volunteers chance to get their foot in the door
• Mayoral candidates will go head-to-head in televised debate
• Lloyd Expressway paving project is nearing finish line
• Airport board taking hard look at vision, goals for facility
• Officials: Fatal fire cause ruled 'undetermined' | PDF
• Kentucky man sues Facebook over tracking Web habits
• Southern Illinois company Elastec wins international oil cleanup contest
• Henderson, Ky., men plead to federal drug charges
• The non-profit fair starts today at 10 a.m.! Don't forget to stop by the Koch St...
• Green River Parkway mile markers, exit signs revised
• Bullseye! County High archery team adds world title to list of honors
• Twin Bridge lane closure continues
• Extended dry spell increases fire risk
• Terror on the Trail returns
• Efficiency expert at next Brown Bag Luncheon
• Union County to host Coal Days event in November
• Police detain Democratic leader, mayoral candidate Davis blamed
• Construction on track at new North High School complex
• Bucshon calls for Medicare "reconstruction"
• Vigil held for shooting victim while search continues for suspect
• Frankye Calloway receives Golden Hoosier Award
• Occupy Evansville demonstration planned Saturday
• Innovation Tour offers advance surgical training on Deaconess campus
• Vanderburgh County ready for absentee, early voters
• Two Amish men ordered to pay fine over buggy signs in Kentucky
• Boonville, Ind., man dies from injuries sustained in chase
• Police: Woman had synthetic marijuana in car
• Have you thought about volunteering or doing something to give back to the commu...
• Fatal accident ends with arrest of victim's son
• Boonville, Ind., woman critically injured in truck-scooter accident
• Amos the entertainer | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Congressional delegation tells Bloomington to get out of the way
• Local clerk won't challenge ballot issue despite court ruling
• Deal seems unlikely in wrongful dismissal lawsuit
• Ohio Township board members say there's still bad communication
• Urine found in meth "one pot"
• Evansville resident wins half-marathon
• Update: Shooting victim identified
• Evansville police seek liquor store robber
• GAGE chief ends first year on positive note | NEWSMAKERS
• Hogsett brings more muscle to crimefighting
• Twin Bridge lanes to close for work
• Accident victim has help of many on his way back
• Bank deposits up nearly 50%
• Joint surplus auction is Oct. 19
• Residents can take part in principal survey
• City to name contractor
• Record year for Fall Festival
• Super Bowl brings possible visions of Madonna 1991| ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Selling city to employers a challenge for next mayor
• Plenty of pumpkins to pick
• A tough teacher market
• Notice a little color in the air?
• Circuit court clerk testing set for Dec. 3
• Downtown flea market today in park
• Two farm poker runs on tap
• Fund set up to benefit teen hurt in wreck
• 'Ballroom Blitz'
• Teen arrested in robbery of WWII vet
• Heart transplant doesn't stop runner
• Prosecutors file charges in January meth explosion that burned man
• Police confiscate gun from teen at Fall Festival
• Teen gets probation, house arrest for Reitz marijuana charge
• Evansville airport gets confirmation of $18 million in grants
• Study: Defense spending means 56,000 Indiana jobs
• Advocates seek change at work
• Gibson County, Ind., judge says plea agreement doesn't comply with law
• Class gives teens infant insights
• Take part! Some fun activities are planned at County High tonight
• Fall break starts Monday
• Chamber seeks board nominees
• HCC foundation board to meet
• Evansville man faces charges in brutal beating
• Occupy Evansville group planning to bring message to community
• Local jury awards woman $800,000 in civil case stemming from wreck
• Officials: Centralia, Ill., woman died from West Nile Virus
• Two people injured in Henderson County semi collision
• Evansville police make arrest in aggravated battery case
• Beer & Wine Festival coming up Saturday
• Series of fires are being investigated
• Students give each other lessons at colonial fair
• Corn yields decent, but market is down
• Register for HCC classes
• Dem campaign headquarters grand opening planned Friday
• Police: Teens are leaders of South Side gang
• Lodge students get lesson from across the country
• State bringing in more money than expected
• Court to revisit Wallace child porn sentence
• Man accused of breaking into Evansville home, raping woman
• Police say man pointed shotgun at crowd
• Police: Man put officer in headlock at Fall Festival
• Applications being accepted for Indiana schools' new Innovation Fund
• Evansville murder suspect enters not guilty plea
• County Council offers thanks for turnaround in Knight Township trustee's office
• Southern Illinois murder suspect waives jury trial
• Massive theft of scrap metal reported in Southern Illinois
• Henderson principal hopes to retire Jan. 1
• Gibson County, Ind., attorney sentenced in child porn case
• Helfrich makes it 16 'tug' wins in a row at Fall Festival
• Henderson Road Department eyes 10-hour day
• Hospice reaching out to medical community
• Peckenpaugh proudest of school gains
• Brain injury camps coming up
• Driver indicted for murder in Henderson, Ky., newspaper carrier's death
• 2,100 runners and walkers will hit the streets in Evansville Half Marathon
• ‘Night of Dreams’ gala to help the Dream Center
• Two arrested in shooting on Evansville's South Side
• McCurdy developer granted project extension
• William Hines expected in court Wednesday
• Miners sought at new Southern Illinois power plant
• Stores ready for a Halloween surge
• Lighting way for 90th Fall Festival
• McCutchanville fire probe continues
• Henderson County getting some new homes
• Downtown flea market coming up in Henderson
• Cairo Buddy Walk set Thursday
• HCC offering mining classes
• Union, Webster release testing data
• Six arrested in Union County, Ky., on drug charges
• Night sleeping outdoors give UE students a taste of homelessness
• E.W. Scripps buys nine TV stations, including one in Indianapolis
• PR video wins Newburgh student lunch with Warren Buffett
• Many local high school marching bands advance to regional competition
• It's that time of year again Ivy Tech...Fall Festival! What will be the first un...
• Police: Teen had more than five ounces of marijuana on Reitz grounds
• Henderson teen listed in satisfactory condition after Friday night accident
• Nut Club, vendors on the lookout for counterfeit money
• Berry Plastics uses consumers' input to improve products
• Former Ellsworth aide Patrick Scates will run for Congress
• Anti-abortion event draws hundreds to Green River Road
• Evansville Civic Theatre News - September 29, 2011
• 3rd Ward candidate Leibundguth says life experiences prepared him for seat
• 3rd Ward candidate Brinkerhoff-Riley touts experience in community
• More than another fish story | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Consolidation supporters, opponents starting to plan strategies
• Democrats may be hurting for House seats
• Families get a sneak peek at Nut Club Fall Festival | POLL
• Thousands turn out for McBride concert
• Moratorium on taxes
• Thirteen properties have benefited from city program
• New bridge on Dixon Road No. 1 on fiscal court agenda
• Both Democrats, Republicans confident of emerging with majority on council
• Revised plans to be seen at planning commission meeting
• Spottsville bridge lane to close for inspection
• How is our quality of life?
• Familiar machines will greet voters at new vote centers
• Mosby touts her accessibility to city residents
• Walters wants to make city more business friendly
• Free, 'once in a lifetime' Martina McBride concert draws thousands to Henderson
• Smaller airports have come to rely on federal subsidies
• EVSC's Virtual Academy attracts students for a variety of reasons
• Daniels hopes for 'parole' from another 'federal sentence'
• Boonville possibly never smelled so good as during Square Flare
• Manager says Casino Aztar has prime real estate compared to most boats | NEWSMAKERS
• UPDATE: Hines charged with murder of woman
• Appeals court to hear case in Evansville
• Fall fun
• Southbound bridge plans to get check
• Group seeks clues to juvenile crime
• 'He really deserves this'
• Local accounting firm merges with Kemper CPA Group
• International Paper receives award
• Former Integra workers say goodbye as nine branches close
• Pedestrians stroll refurbished Blue Bridge in Owensboro
• Feds issue indictments in two ID theft cases
• Three Union County residents injured in vehicle crash
• UPDATED: Twenty arrested in Posey County, Ind., drug sweep
• Bridge Day marks reopening of Owensboro's Blue Bridge
• Witness: Woman stepped onto tracks killed
• Two hospitalized in pickup crash
• Weekend is filled with opportunities to spend some cash
• Civil rights activist Lowery says passion of the 1960s is needed now
• Contractor aims to finish paving for season today
• Choir students honored
• Downtown walking tour canceled
• Submit events to tourist commission for Web calendar
• Ribbon-cutting marks opening of latest section of Pigeon Creek Greenway | VIDEO
• High school bands begin march to state finals Saturday at Jasper
• Police say rash of South Side shootings are gang-related
• Federal court says state can't block automated calls from outside Indiana
• As Duke Energy dismantles old power plant, critics question need for new one
• METS slowly extending bus routes beyond city limits
• Free Martina McBride concert will shut down Henderson streets | MAP
• Jury finds Paul guilty of 2009 murder
• Sheriff: Woman stepped in front of train in Gibson County, Ind.
• Construction rolling along for automotive lighting products maker in Warrick County
• Gov. Beshear drills Obama on coal industry policies, jobs
• ISP seeks tips on mysterious death, injury in Crawford County
• Army to promote highest-ranking black woman to major general
• Pair arrested for look-alike cocaine sale
• Two injured in head-on Posey County crash
• More gunfire overnight on city's South Side
• Charles Burns Jr. was scared at time of death: son
• Noted jewelry maker donates unique pieces to help hospital foundation
• Ag agent: Harvest time here for corn
• Unconventional river travelers make local stop
• Area fire departments bid farewell to Chief Don Neel
• New Harmony, Ind., bridge rated 'deficient' | POLL
• Habitat founder helps local chapter commemorate its 400th build
• County Council makes it official -- no raises for county employees
• Scholarship Fair promises information, opportunity for high school students
• EPD releases surveillance video of Sept. 24 robbery | VIDEO
• Audit: Struggling MidAmerica St. Louis Airport again posts loss
• Another South Side shooting injures second person in 12 hours
• Schools want students to get wireless license
• McCormick honored by GRADD
• City gives Mills break on taxes
• Accuride Corp. shares fall 30 percent
• Canoe Creek mower 'made good progress'
• Schools hosting 'See You at the Pole'
• Hard-working, traditional, family-oriented are words used to describe Evansville
• Police, firefighters split over choice for Evansville mayor | VIDEO
• Trial starts for first of two men accused of beating man to death with crowbar
• Postal workers seek change in funding for USPS pension liability
• Weather leaves corn farmers doing pretty good for the shape they're in
• Two killed in Gibson County collision
• Barbour praises vouchers, school prayer and Mitch Daniels at annual luncheon
• UPDATE: Evansville Police investigating South Side shooting
• Flashlight causes bomb scare at Boonville courthouse
• Man found dead following North Side house fire
• Grey Lady Ghost Tour
• Posey County salamander considered for endangered species list
• 2012 EVSC budget includes property tax hike | VIDEO
• Warrick commissioner defends animal control over botched euthanasia
• Buffalo Trace Council launches Boy Scout popcorn sale
• Youth First social workers help strengthen families
• Southern Illinois murder suspect pleads guilty right before trial
• Fewer Hoosiers qualifying for federal aid program
• Cash for Cans recycles trash into dollars for nonprofits, schools
• Get the Scoop: Career Services Open House on Thursday, September 29, from 8 a.m....
• More than four inches of rain falls in Evansville during weekend
• Evansville boy, 10, accused of threatening grandmother, neighbors with knives
• 'Fuzz' Patton keeping the family business going
• Collaboration key to North Posey's four 'A' schools
• Holly's House becoming a valuable asset for law enforcement
• Evansville churches looking to replace defunct grocery program
• Winnecke hopes to move from 'director's' role to center stage | PHOTOS
• Fiddles and fiddlers bring crowd to Newburgh riverfront
• Thousands brave rain, join Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure | PHOTOS
• Five jailed in connection with robbery, beating
• What rain? Castle High School band competition marches on | PHOTOS
• Extra pension fund payments add pressure to already stretched local budgets
• Despite rain, artists and art lovers flood Haynie's Corner
• City Council expected to vote on merger plan on Monday
• Legislator who wrote gun law furious over zoo incident
• 200 years ago, steamboat opened the door to America's interior
• Team Depot shells out for Wesselman Center turtles
• CAPE offices moving to former Welborn Hospital
• Humane Society official upset by treatment of dog
• Partnership making fruit, veggies available to Glenwood neighborhood
• With lien lifted, budget proposal next for Ohio Township officials
• UPDATE: Tennessee man accused of robbing Evansville bank | VIDEO
• Some 2,000 at concert for missing IU student
• Firefighters battle morning blaze in Downtown Wadesville
• Trial in Burns slaying to start Monday
• Friends welcome Sgt. Harker, wounded in Iraq, home from hospital, rehab
• Despite cancer, Clayton danced and lived like there was no tomorrow | VIDEO
• County workers' pay to stay flat
• Winnecke, Davis clash over 2008 meeting about homestead tax exemption
• Dewey says first year at GAGE has been a 'wild ride'
• EBJ recognizes 20 emerging young business leaders
• VIDEO: Police seeking 'clumsy' burglars
• VIDEO: Police seeking tips on 'smash and grab' crime
• Police: Child molest suspect may have more victims
• Lawsuit amended to challenge Evansville's gun ordinance | PDF
• Deputies: Man behind school lockdown arrested on drug warrant | PDF
• Local filmmaker shapes TV obsessions into alternate view of 'Reality'
• Both Evansville mayoral candidates pledge to name new police chief
• Old National made early overture to buy ailing Integra Bank
• Day School students observe day of 'whirled' peace
• Teetering between blame and thanks, mother wants to get children back home
• Evansville creating electric car charging station
• Indiana has seen drop in tax revenue over past decade
• Federal officials mum on reason for Evansville IHOP raid
• Perry Heights, West Terrace schools on 'preventive' lockdown
• Verizon to introduce 4G service in Evansville market next month
• Police: Bosse student arrested for taking gun to school
• Pedestrian hit, killed by SUV
• Justices clarify police rights to enter homes | COURT DECISION
• Vectren says upgrading plant will cut coal useage, save customers money
• She may be 100 today, but don't call her grandma
• Creditors to meet with Integra today in bankruptcy case
• One of girls injured in fire is released from hospital
• $17 million assisted living facility is milestone on Warrick Wellness Trail
• Edwards County, Ill., school district grants tax cut to Champion Labs
• McCurdy project set to start in November
• UPDATE: FBI agents at East Side IHOP
• Warrick School Board approves 2012 budget, 3-year capital plan
• Family struggles with loss following Dubois County shooting death
• Update on McCurdy Hotel renovations on Commission agenda
• Vectren seeks rate hike to upgrade Posey County power plant
• Roberts Stadium locked down after final event
• Suspect being chased by officer before fatal crash arrested
• Store owner smiling over Smiling Moose's early success
• UPDATE: Armed man escorted from zoo by police sues city of Evansville | PDF
• Vantiv, formerly CMC, cutting 75 jobs
• Berry Plastics seeking participants for focus group
• Police: No explosives in bag found near Army Reserve center
• Poseyville restaurant dropping affiliation with Feedmill
• Ivy Tech Corporate College - Southwest is offering Disney Institute "Approach to...
• UPDATE: Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels outlines national debt fix in new book
• Sunday evening deluge snaps long dry spell
• State council salutes amateur Evansville archaeology expert
• Gun-toting man at Mesker Zoo causes commotion | POLL
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Rep. Larry Bucshon takes fire from all sides
• HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS: A Kentucky bookstore is reborn
• Newburgh man dies in Jasper, Ind. shooting
• Evansville Police Department seeks funds to renew aging cruiser fleet
• Rick Davis battled to get his degree and political career
• Census report shows surge in poverty; local agencies concur
• Sherman Minton Bridge isn't the only shaky one in Indiana
• Church folks come together to 'Bless Boonville'
• UE dinner closes door on 55-year association with Roberts Stadium
• Kunstfest honors New Harmony's German heritage
• Illinois man sentenced to two years for hitting tractor in Halloween parade
• NEWSMAKERS: Center wants more women to run in '12
• Boy killed in crash involving Knox County Sheriff's car
• Citizen's complaint leads to grandmother's arrest
• Newburgh man killed in traffic wreck
• Economic Development Coalition pushes Tri-State advertising campaign
• Former chief deputy Todd Fort sentenced to prison in intern sex case
• For diehard fan, it's not just Seger; it's Seger AND Silver Bullet Band
• Datcher guilty of molestation
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra to play Ford Center
• GOP's Haley Barbour to headline Mater Dei, Memorial fundraiser
• Postal Service looks at closing two Southern Illinois mail processing centers
• Newburgh man accused of molesting two boys
• Heavy trash pickup to resume Monday
• GAGE official says Gorman's plea only covers 'tip of the iceberg' | READ VICTIM'S STATEMENT
• Former S. Illinois chief deputy sentenced to 3 years on sex charge
• Injured Marine speaks of recovery
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• Job plans revisited at African American caucus
• Former St. Joe student returns to talk of success
• Evansville Airport learns real lessons from mock disaster | VIDEO
• VA's annual stand down helps homeless vets prepare for winter | VIDEO
• One molest charge dismissed after victim recants
• Evansville gearing up to celebrate 200th birthday
• Former St. Joe student returns to talk of success
• Gorman to be sentenced for theft from GAGE
• Schools in Chrisney, Otwell ranked among nation's best
• Mayoral candidates meet with labor leaders
• Grants help woman reclaim childhood home, but federal cuts trim program
• Woman pleads guilty to abuse, will stand trial on molest charges
• Springleaf CEO retiring
• Fires, other disaster burning through Red Cross' budget
• More Hoosiers taking SAT; scores down slightly
• Woman accused of grabbing baby arrested again
• More Hoosiers taking SAT; scores down slightly
• State Sen. Delph wil not seek U.S. House or Senate seat
• Reba, the Band Perry to play Ford Center
• Commissioners approves funding bus route in northern Vanderburgh County
• Rededication planned for Civil War soldier's grave
• Lessons in culture at Native American Days
• National Merit Scholarship semifinalists announced
• Woman reports theft of copper from old roof
• Officials urge support for legislation to restrict pseudoephedrine purchases
• New Harmony man injured when truck runs off roadway
• Commissioners move merger question closer to ballot
• Small business loans available to flood victims
• Ivy Tech expanding offerings to corporate development
• Evansville police arrest man on home-improvement scam charges
• S. Illinois woman critically injured in collision
• Child blamed for Tuesday house fire
• Kentucky man pleads guilty to killing friend
• Regency Properties buys four more retail centers
• Suspect in Labor Day crash arrested
• Borel ordered to complete alcohol program
• UPDATE: PGA event coming to Newburgh's Victoria National
• Windmill turbine company bringing 40 jobs to former Whirlpool site
• Spraying for mosquitoes widens
• Iraqi students excited about visit
• County commissioners will vote tonight on merger question
• Union officials: Evansville a national model in teacher relations
• Red Cross trying to rebuild local blood supply
• Crooks sees Bucshon's Medicare vote as a weakness
• Children to testify by closed-circuit TV in molest trial
• Man accused of threatening bomb attack on Southern Illinois University
• Indiana legislators to form Ohio River caucus
• Economic announcement coming Tuesday at former Whirlpool plant
• Man jailed for allegedly striking female bar manager
• Pair arrested after explosive meth fire, child removed from home
• More two-way streets to make getting around Downtown easier
• Young fire victims improve
• Mayor supports project labor pacts | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Never forget, never fear | PHOTOS
• Consolidation foes find in-city support | POLL
• Coming soon: Your guide to elections
• Stamp of approval in plan?
• Pence eases off social issue stance
• Retirement of Circuit Judge Tomas Sutton creates vacancy
• Broadcasters talk of 9/11 reaction, logic of Iraq invasion
• Illinois man on home detention after threatening to blow up lounge
• Pie fight falls short of record, but company's image isn't stained | PHOTOS
• It's no longer in a park, but Family Day in the Park is still all about fun
• Wounded warrior waits
• New EHA director from Ohio
• Downtown traffic changes ready
• Harrison's Warriors lost, but it was still a historic game
• Henderson woman dies in collision with train
• Day of Caring participants give best kind of labor - free
• Crack forces closure of bridge linking Indiana, Louisville, Ky.
• Pharaoh Newton found guilty in death
• Bloomington group delays vote on giving go-ahead to I-69
• UPDATE: ONB announces plans to close Integra branches
• Police arrest woman accused of snatching toddler from mother's arms
• 9/11 observances slated for this weekend
• Construction under way on last segment of University Parkway
• Mayoral candidates woo chamber of commerce crowd
• Blood, DNA evidence said to link Newton to Wolf slaying
• Mayoral candidates pledge to aid unemployed
• Legislative committee questions tuition hikes at Indiana universities
• Indiana casinos saw fewer customers in August
• Coroner: Woman hurt in Tuesday apartment fire dies
• S. Illinois man fleeing from police killed in crash
• Jobs top issue as Evansville mayoral candidates go head-to-head | POLL
• Journalists mull Sept. 11 coverage during UE lecture
• Nothing says 'thank you' for 9/11 role like a box of Thin Mints | VIDEO
• Judge to rule today on admissibility of Newton's suitcase
• National downturn could hamper coninuted Hoosier growth
• No smoke detectors, sprinklers in building that caught fire, owners to face fines
• Vanderburgh ramping up mosquito control even as man in charge of effort resigns
• Ohio Township official confident lien for unpaid taxes will be lifted soon
• As Newton murder trial gets under way, it nearly ends in mistrial
• Mayoral hopefuls go at it tonight at live debate
• Consolidation plan advances to vote by Council, Commissioners
• Becoming deputy is dream-come-true for Ahmed Afifi
• Warrick residents may see bump in school tax rate
• Willard's Better Books Book Sale features rare first-editions
• Arrests of two Illinois men solves seven burglaries
• Judge sentences Jackson to 90 years for Esquire Inn stabbings
• UPDATE: Three people pulled from burning apartment
• Public input is sought on hazard mitigation plan
• Evansville man sentenced to 90 years in double-stabbing case
• Indiana State Police will increase patrols on U.S. 231 in Spencer County
• Two arrested in string of Southern Illinois burglaries
• West Side Nut Club Fall Festival 2011
• Evansville's Mesker Park Zoo wants $642,900 to keep pace
• Motorcycle chase ends in arrest
• Parade continues Labor Day tradition
• Hot summer not one for record books
• Wrong-way driver had suicide note when he collided with vehicle on U.S. 41
• Murder trial for 18 year-old starts Tuesday
• Jasper thankful for old gym during rebuilding process
• Financial experts say don’t use 401k for tuition
• Old IGA is coming down | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Costs, workers key to luring jobs: GAGE
• State will soon expand mobile 911 coverage
• Local job picture remains difficult for some | POLL
• State will soon expand mobile 911 coverage
• Evansville couple finishing trip to areas hit by Hurricane Irene
• Water leaking, months after courthouse restoration
• Blast, burns cost man 10-year prison term
• Civil Air Patrol honors Haubstadt teen
• 6-year-old shares birthday bears with friends at Riley Hospital
• New Beginnings Celebration showcases Lyles Station history | PHOTOS
• Will he or won't he? Delph remains question mark in GOP senate race
• Huntingburg police arrest pair in ninja-style clothing
• Saturday was magical day at Children's Museum of Evansville
• What to tell kids, and how much, about 9/11
• When America stood still | WHAT WERE YOU DOING 10 YEARS AGO?
• Summit will bring leaders together to discuss region's 'brain drain' | NEWSMAKERS
• Cancer survivor opens up
• Vietnam vets deal with old feelings at the Wall
• Henderson residents oppose closing of small post offices
• Governor requests low-interest SBA loans for flood victims
• Gibson attorney pleads guilty to pornography, obstructing justice charges
• Remains of Evansville native claimed, to be buried here
• Democrats hope gas pump ads channel motorists' ire over prices against Bucshon
• UPDATE: Accused EPD officer resigns, suspension 'withdrawn' by Chief Hill
• Former Ellsworth aide may seek 8th District Congressional seat
• Trooper spots meth-making items; trio arrested
• Police pull man from Ohio River
• Ozone alert issued for Saturday
• English firm buys out Cortegra
• Man accused of fondling sleeping child arrested
• Red Cross cooling centers offer relief from the heat
• National news boosts Lyles Station fest
• Room and board at USI to cost more next academic year
• Ohio man fined for possessing psychedelic mushrooms and pot
• Carmi man accused of having meth lab
• Henderson grand jury to review charges in death of newspaper carrier
• Airport has plans to install Jetways to eliminate walk across tarmac
• Weather threw some curves at farmers, but corn still looks good
• The heat is on...but not for long
• FEMA denies appeal for individual aid for flood victims
• UPDATE: WEHT, WTVW reportedly merging news departments
• Statement of murder suspect Weisheit to be contested in court
• Henderson County man faces grand jury in death of newspaper carrier
• Pollutant alert Friday for Southwestern Indiana
• Law officers find suspected meth lab, pipe bomb in Carmi home
• Weekend cold front to bring relief from sweltering heat
• Man arrested for striking maintenance worker on head with bat
• Kentucky may see signs of I-69
• Local Red Cross officer says planning for Hurricane Irene paid off
• USI traffic, paving crews make for delays on Lloyd Expressway
• CVB approves ethics plan in light of extravagant Christmas party
• Indiana moving quickly to distribute funds to families of stage collapse victims
• Boonville outdoor outfitter takes business to the web
• Women's Hospital makes 'Best Places to Work' list
• Berry Plastics acquires another plastics company
• New report charts path to attracting business to Tri-State
• Talks between WEVV, Dish TV reportedly at standstill
• Missionary from S. Illinois missing, presumed dead
• City's economic strengths, weaknesses focus of study | PDFs
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica to be on display at West Side Library park
• Local Red Cross chapter seeks to rectify blood unit shortage
• There's a few new sheriff's cars in town | POLL
• Jobs, litter on Winnecke's radar
• EPA removing asbestos from former Emge plant
• Kimball moving production from California to Jasper
• One pleads guilty to stealing money raised for sick woman
• Farm Credit Service passing loan savings on to customers
• Scholarship rewarding students who finish high school early catching on
• Two teens accused of stealing from Jerry Sloan's Illinois farm
• Helfrich students learn verbal 'sticks and stones' can cause injury
• Evansville police investigate possible arson
• EPD praised for community service during accreditation hearing
• EPD unveils new, black squad cars
• Portions of Interstate 69 ready for traffic by end of 2012
• Tri-State Labor Day event among oldest workers' rights celebrations
• Princeton, Ind., man draws 18-month sentence in child solicitation case
• School progress reports a mixed bag for EVSC
• Police: Traffic stop leads to meth lab discovery
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• Evansville man killed in fall at Garden of the Gods
• Frog Follies a full-throttle weekend for businesses, too
• Scooter sales and crashes soar, bringing calls for new regulation | POLL
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Mount Vernon pet grooming shop finds business is ... biting
• Raben: Vanderburgh County shouldn't increase fees
• YMCA, St. Mary's hosting weekend for women
• Indiana's rookie congressmen say they've changed national focus, debate
• New law means unopposed McGinn, Robinson won't appear on Evansville ballot
• Fire at Alcoa sends one to hospital
• Local governments looking for ways to cut health insurance costs
• McGary students plant a seed that grows and grows
• Even at Frog Follies, '48 Spartan bus was a headturner | VIDEO, PHOTOS
• Celebrating anniversary at a disaster nothing new to this Red Cross couple
• Hardware store to get new life as restaurant, night club
• Educators, parents begin state voucher program
• David Smith takes the reins at the EVSC / NEWSMAKERS
• Illinois meth cookers use one-pot method to evade precursor restrictions
• USI fall enrollment, 10,820, sets record
• Sierra Magazine recognizes UE as 'coolest' school
• Federal prosecutor places emphasis on gun crimes
• Loss of federal grant forces food pantries to tighten belts
• State proposes new grading scale for schools
• Fire damages Oak Street residence
• When Frog Follies began in '75, life was simpler for gearheads | VIDEO
• Stieler opening third seafood restaurant
• Local Red Cross collecting money, blood donations for Hurricane Irene relief
• Portion of Riverside Drive to be closed four months
• UPDATE: ONB to close nine Integra branches
• Man arrested on DUI charge after being warned by officer
• Twin Bridges both ways facing lane restrictions
• North Side boil advisory includes school, family shelter
• Ivy Tech's fall semester enrollment tops 113,000 statewide
• Equality Day tells of women and images
• Davis outlines jobs plan for city
• Students quiz mayoral candidates
• Frog Follies cruisers ready to jump
• Hurricane threat cancels MLK dedication, local bus trip
• Firefighters, city remain at impasse over contract
• Henderson landmark businesses to be auctioned
• Images show lack of equality for women in politics
• Black Buggy restaurant in Washington, Ind. closed
• Moped crash blocks traffic on Morgan Avenue, no serious injuries
• Two more men sentenced for molesting young girl
• West Nile Virus prompts second night of mosquito spraying
• Blue Bridge on schedule; local events haven't felt much of a pinch
• Change to Downtown traffic flow coming in September
• Performers try out for Nut Club talent show | PHOTOS
• Zoo improvements and police cars among budget requests
• Indiana lawmakers unsure how to handle home entry ruling
• House Minority Leader Bauer blasts Gov. Daniels over school cuts
• Police: Woman embezzled $51,000 from Vincennes church
• Minority groups, U.S. 41 to take center stage at neighborhood association meeting
• Indiana reports first human case of West Nile virus
• Southern Indiana mom sentenced over boy's teeth pulling
• City aims high in tax tally to state, but 2012 budget takes low road
• Harrison football field expected to be ready for Reitz game on Sept. 9
• Birthright of Evansville closed by next-door fire
• Mead Johnson sues rival over packaging
• Indiana asks residents to report tremors from quake
• Indiana lawmaker Phil Hinkle says he won't resign from office
• Indiana lawmakers will debate police entry law on Wednesday
• Welcome back Ivy Tech students, faculty and staff!
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• Proposed city budget includes $10 million more in property taxes
• Homeless activity reported in vacant house before blaze
• Two arrested for alleged copper theft
• Economy takes toll on EVSC budget, no pay increase in 2012
• Ivy Tech sets another record fall enrollment
• Search for missing fisherman to resume Tuesday
• Indiana lawmakers to review police-entering-home ruling
• League of Women Voters to celebrate Women's Equality Day
• Huntingburg man hurt when scooter hit by SUV
• UPDATE: First concert set for Ford Center: Bob Seger to play on Nov. 9
• Seventh victim of Indiana State Fair stage collapse to be organ donor
• Welcome back Ivy Tech students, faculty and staff! Enjoy your first day of classes!
• Search under way for man missing in Ohio River
• Mum's the word for Oakland City man | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• 'Christmas in July' means cool yule for Guatemalan children
• Evansville Police Department prepares for accreditation visit
• Investigation leads to felony arrest for hit-and-run
• Hot weather means power bills set to 'high'
• Evansville mayoral candidates appear in town hall this week
• GOP's Huntsman plans campaign visit to Indianapolis
• Review ahead for area outdoor concert stages | POLL
• Vanderburgh deputy leaves law enforcement legacy
• UPDATE | Ellis Park 'standing behind' Derby-winning jockey Calvin Borel after DWI charge
• Evansville police investigating shooting on Riverside Drive
• UE welcomes freshmen, works to ease bittersweet experience | VIDEO
• The last hours and emotional toll of Integra's takeover
• Local residents plan trip to MLK memorial dedication
• Bucshon says Washington must change culture of spending
• Zoofari brings explorers of all ages to Mesker Park
• Vectren's residential customers pay state's highest electric rates
• While other casinos see revenue decline, Aztar stays in the black
• Bucshon says fundamental reform needed to save Medicare
• Body of 18-year-old who went missing in 2008 identified
• Farmers market offers harvest amid heat and humidity
• Work on Lloyd Expressway halted for opening of USI classes
• Illinois budget woes hit school funding
• Noose used to hang Charlie Birger awarded to sheriff's granddaughter
• For other banks, Integra's failure offers opportunity
• Crash claims life of Carmi, Ill., student
• State police arrest man again in water purification system sales probe
• Police: Five arrested on meth-related charges in Boonville, Ind.
• Two injured in morning wreck on St. Joseph Avenue
• Miami man sentenced for hijacking semi filled with Enfamil
• Remains found in salvage yard were those of Mount Vernon, Ind., teen
• Stoney's restaurant re-brands itself Outlaw Burger Company
• Owensboro, Ky.-based First Security saw record earnings in 2Q
• UPDATE: Man struck by train in Gibson County identified
• Indiana sees progress in combatting invasive kudzu
• Wreck shuts down Lynch Road near U.S. 41
• Freshmen wore many different emotions on USI move-in day | VIDEO
• Vectren grant to boost city gateway
• Former Sturgis man charged with fraud
• Bucshon fires back at GOP challenger Risk
• Arrest for alleged meth cooker will wait until skin transplant finished
• Two new homes are just the beginning of Akin Park transformation
• UE prof again finalist in Concerned Scientists cartoon contest
• Dirt slide breaks gas line, forces evacuation | VIDEO
• Former UE President Wallace Graves remembered for international focus
• Economic index forecasts gloom for Indiana
• Former UE president Wallace Graves dies
• Emergency crews at scene of Evansville gas leak
• Boil advisory issued for portion of city's West Side
• UPDATE: Police release name of man killed in wreck near Dale, Ind.
• One man jailed, two people injured in Western Kentucky stabbing
• Warrick kindergarteners start their long days of learning
• Merger committee drops law enforcement agencies from proposal
• 'Jailbirds' raise $50,000 bail for MDA
• More cuts ahead for county budget
• Fairlawn Elementary faculty, pupils grieve for slain girl
• Bucshon to face GOP opponent for 8th District seat
• GOP preisdential hopeful Huntsman to visit Indianapolis
• Arena to be named Ford Center in $4.2 million deal
• Berry Plastics earnings improve in 3Q
• Name of new Downtown arena to be announced today
• New Patrol Response Team gives police flexibility to focus on details
• Mayoral candidates indicate changes to city's Front Door Pride program
• Man uses fake $100 bill to make change from church offering plate
• As budget talks open, county looks for ways to trim expenses
• City approves plan for free and paid parking for arena events
• SABIC manager says fair tragedy is reminder of importance of safety measures
• Ground is broken for new Casino Aztar pedestrian bridge
• Downtown arena gas leak capped, odor prompts Civic Center evacuation
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• Mayoral candidates share plans for 'good paying' jobs
• Mount Vernon, Ind., parents worry about class size
• Police seeking vehicle from suspected hit-and-run in Evansville
• EPA will launch education initiative in Evansville
• KSP seeking new leads in old slaying
• Monday marks start of an Indiana hunting tradition: Squirrel season
• Judge refuses to block Indiana school voucher law
• Evansville development firm DKN earns accreditations
• UPDATE: Time Warner Cable buying Insight
• Police investigating Saturday fire in Evansville
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Ellspermann to host summit on rural communities
• Evansville's Signature School continues to pile up accolades
• Police: Three arrested in Evansville meth bust
• Indiana school voucher total likely won't reach cap this year
• Nice weather week ahead for the Tri-State
• Mayoral race heats up; first of three debates is Aug. 25 | SUBMIT A QUESTION
• Several weeks into new texting law, still few tickets issued locally
• Consolidation would mean changing sewer rates for city, county residents
• Lincoln alumni credit teachers with pushing them to succeed
• Why hospital bills remain a big mystery
• Sheriff's office, police department remain major consolidation hurdle
• Antique dealers, collectors pack Vanderburgh 4-H Fairgrounds
• Folklife celebration part of Henderson's Bluegrass in the Park
• Vouchers will cost EVSC 94 students and thousands of dollars
• Police department gearing up for Citizens Academy
• Jackson found guilty of murder, faces up to 95 years in prison
• Wilkes's death sentence reduced to life without parole
• Price spike in metal presents golden opportunity
• Nude man arrested after walking into Grayville neighbor's home
• Election board gives needed final OK to switch to voting centers
• Woman arrested with $13,000 in gift cards pleads guilty to burglary
• Cool temperatures will last for a while
• Daniel Ray Wilkes' death sentence changed to life without parole
• Details of IceMen contract to play in new arena released
• Meth suspect on lam captured
• USI associate professor receives patent for wireless invention
• Police seek suspect in early morning rape
• Conference on aging addresses quality of life
• IceMen contract talks timeline
• Vote Friday on VenuWorks contract will show if IceMen deal done
• Indiana Pension Fund riding out Wall Street roller coaster
• Police arrest wanted man following traffic stop
• Local health department makes change to mosquito-spraying policy
• Vanderburgh County Health Department fees may rise for non-county residents
• Judge to rule next week on blocking Indiana vouchers
• Police: Officers used Taser on man who walked into traffic, climbed onto cars
• Holiday World's Splashin' Safari named top water park in U.S. | VIDEO
• Mayoral candidate Davis meets with trails coalition
• Meth suspect wrecks car, remains on lam
• Schaefer, former Chamber VP, now working for Bucshon
• Lugar says jobs creation is key to nation's economic stability
• Legal officials watching Vanderburgh jail population
• Defense lays out 'self-defense' claim as murder trial opens
• Gov. Daniels expects voucher law to survive challenge
• Illinois teen sentenced to prison for scalding infant
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• Evansville man arrested after 12-year-old found to be pregnant
• Students marvel at new North Jr. High on first day of school
• Strong winds, heavy rains cause scattered power outages
• UPDATE: Strong storms cause scattered power outages, topples semi on bridge
• Commissioners approve switch to vote centers | POLL
• Number of suicides down for first half of year
• Point Township families want fairness from FEMA
• Cocaine conviction draws life sentence for Illinois man
• Vanderburgh County suicide numbers drop
• Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana names new director
• Insurer pays part of money Durham stole from Knight Township
• New EVSC superintendent calls on teachers to raise the bar
• Evansville motorcycle cops practice for annual 'rodeo'
• New superintendent urges EVSC teachers to set high expectations
• Police: Man robbed of cash after leaving ATM on North Main Street
• Train halted near Fairfield, Ill., after encounter with pedestrian
• Cooler, less humid days on the way for Tri-State
• Harrison, North stadiums flagged for football season openers
• $1.2 million grant funds health clinic at Glenwood Leadership Academy
• Kids dive in as sun starts to set on summer vacation
• Congressman Bucshon defends debt deal, wants more spending cuts
• Motorists urged to use caution as more students return to school
• Economists say investors shouldn't panic in face of Dow's drop
• Indiana legislators show reluctance to change teen driving laws
• Expenses take toll on Escalade earnings
• Nexstar buying WEHT, to spin-off Local 7 WTVW
• Pharoah Newton murder trial delayed until September
• Three diners hurt when truck crashes into Stoll's Country Inn
• Officials: Seven arrested in Daviess County, Ind., marijuana find
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• Pharoah Newton's trial pushed back to September
• $650,000 withheld from casino jackpots for child support
• LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK: Are some Indiana laws antiquated?
• Roberts Stadium takes final bow
• EVSC reduces athletic insurance benefits
• Chamber focus remains unchanged after staff change
• Cocaine found when police stop a car suspected in a hit-and-run
• Little yellow duck wins $10,000 for Doyle
• Paying for the death penalty
• Rain turns Viking Assault in to a mud feast
• Drug prices expected to tumble as patents expire
• Finishing I-69 will be up to next governor
• Friends of Library's annual book sale offers plethora of choices for $1
• $2.2 million grant allows USI to expand graduate level offerings
• Earthquake monitor at Salem, Ill., among four new ones in Midwest
• Search the updated arrest warrant database
• EVSC's Evans School receives development grant
• Back-to-School Blitz off to a slow start
• Rare flag, 150 years old Saturday, survived major Civil War battles
• Daniels appeals feds' decision not to give disaster aid to Indiana residents
• Red Cross restructuring local offices
• Mayoral candidates to share ideas on outdoor trails
• Coroner called to pedestrian, semi accident scene
• Officials remain hopeful of reaching deal for IceMen to play in arena
• Major consolidation issues remain unresolved
• Aetna latest insurer to quit offering individual health polices in Indiana
• Business managers say Kentuckians finding routes around closed bridge
• EVSC moving administrative offices this week
• With vouchers, Catholic schools say 'all are welcome'
• Boys & Girls Club names youth of the year
• Apartment fire on North Garvin Street in Evansville kills two dogs
• Teen accused of killing Evansville woman rejects last-minute plea deal
• Kimball says profits dropped last quarter
• Parents face drug, neglect charges after toddler found wandering
• Several injured in crash at U.S. 41 and Riverside Drive
• Driver in wrong-way crash on I-64 died from injuries
• City employees to get raises next year; county employees may not
• GOP mayoral candidate says he would beef up police, fire departments
• County Council increases buget for marketing Evansville area attractions
• Volksfest lets community celebrate German heritage
• Sinkhole closes Green River/Covert intersection
• Evansville/Vanderburgh consolidation on agenda Thursday night
• ATHENA finalists announced
• Harrison football stadium may not be ready for Aug. 19 opener
• Southern Illinois coal-gasification plant will bring hundreds of jobs
• Pence says he would lower Indiana income tax rate
• Chamber VP Steve Schaefer, other staffers let go
• Evansville woman jailed for DUI after running stop light
• Warrick teen charged with dealing marijuana
• Holiday World to build 'Mammoth,' a new 1,763-foot water coaster | VIDEO
• Indiana receives more than 1,000 requests for school vouchers
• City pools winding down swim season, Lloyd to remain open
• Heat advisory, excessive warning issued for Tri-State
• Loss of Integra affects entire community
• Central students making freshmen feel welcome
• National Night Out brings police, firefighters, neighbors to city parks
• Area senators split over support for debt-ceiling bill
• Farmers offer reward for copper thieves
• Traffic stop on I-64 leads to Perry County meth lab
• Suspected serial killer gets new lawyer, trial date
• Contract between Evansville and hockey team at standstill
• Free METS bus rides nearing end
• ONB auditorium to honor past bank president Schlottman
• Democrat John Gregg enters Indiana gubernatorial race
• Unhealthy ozone, particulate levels spark ozone alert for today
• Environmentalists sue to block I-69 construction
• Residents flee after child reports Riverside Drive house fire
• School Board considers options for vacant Hedges Central building
• City: Code enforcement consolidation would save money
• Evansville man wanted for failing to register as a sex offender arrested in Florida
• National Night Out activities set for Tuesday
• Dogtown boat ramp repairs delayed
• INDOT chief: Without I-69, state approval for Bloomington roads plan won't happen
• July was fifth-hottest on record, weather service says
• Iowa man accused of child solicitation appears in Warrick County, Ind., court
• Police: Man riding in back of pickup wanted on warrants
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• Henderson teen in Cincinnati hospital after semi, car crash
• New month, same old weather story
• Dance training camp for budding royalty | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Boonville church's school supply event a 'Godsend'
• Future of legalized marijuana in Indiana uncertain after hearing
• Fire destroys Franklin Street storage facility | GALLERY
• NOTEBOOK: Lugar camp disputes opposition poll
• Sheriff Martin fighting to keep home
• If the feds were like Hoosiers, there would be a budget problem in Indiana | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Keeping Roberts Stadium on life support expected to cost about $300,000
• Most local governments, schools say paying for lobbyists pays off
• Soon-to-be kindergarteners get a taste of school life at cMoe
• Saturday was business as usual, but Integra customers fret about changes
• Police scrimp to fund cleanup of illicit meth labs
• Second person dies of injuries suffered in Dale, Ind., wreck
• They're off -- the jockeys, that is. Camels, ostriches prove tricky mounts
• Indianapolis protest urges senators to raise debt ceiling
• Fair's frog jumping contest a hoppin' good time
• Investigators: Woman tried to delete files from clerk's office computer
• Local police officers attend training session on dangers of Internet predators
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• Integra expansion proved to be ultimate downfall
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• Holiday World to unveil $9 million project
• Hazy room, burning attic chase resident from East Side house
• Trustee says she has made delinquent tax payments; IRS lien to be lifted
• Wesselman Woods shade provides welcome relief from heat
• Legislators question setting pay caps for school superintendents
• Former GAGE employee pleads guilty to theft
• Money or house? Easter Seals winner has to decide
• Evansville firefighters called to house fire at 410 S. Kelsey | MAP
• EVSC launches push to spur enrollments, bus route awareness
• Mead Johnson reports jump in sales in quarter
• Evansville hotel proposals to get outside review
• Gibson coal operation expanding, will add 310 jobs
• Police sobriety checkpoint going up in Vanderburgh County
• Residents on Warren Drive advised to boil water
• Heat likely contributing factor in death of Illinois man
• About 300 gallons sewage sludge spills when West Side line breaks
• USI repaving nears finish
• UPDATE: Wrong-way driver hits semi on I-64
• 4-H'ers huff and puff and try to blow away the competition
• Crash of Fed-Ex semi claims life of one, injures another
• Knox County hospital launches $100 million expansion
• Ohio Township official defends handling of trustee questions
• Don't forget about the IVY TECH UNITED WAY YARD SALE this SATURDAY at 7 a.m. at...
• Delivery driver in fatal wreck allegedly tested positive for marijuana
• Accuride sales up but profit slides
• Vanderburgh jail exceeding inmate capacity
• Hoosier legislative panel considering 'right-to-work' rules
• S. Illinois woman waives right to jury trial in sex abuse case
• German American's profits up 26 percent
• Semi crash kills one, blocks traffic on I-64
• Heat likely contributing factor in death of Illinois man
• Without post office, Griffin, Ind., would be just another off ramp | POLL | VIDEO
• Police to investigate death of dog from heat stroke
• Boonville man burned by chemicals in 4-wheeler wreck
• Portion of Princeton building collapses
• Colts partner with Evansville business to provide books to kids
• Mount Vernon man pleads guilty to rape, battery
• Members of Congress flooded with calls, email on debt ceiling debate
• Indiana teachers union challenges new contracts
• Illinois murder suspect Beatty bound over for trial
• Ruler Foods to open North Side store on Morgan Avenue | MAP
• Redevelopment Commission calls special meeting on Downtown hotel project
• Ozone alert issued for Wednesday
• Death of golden retrievere left out in heat investigated
• Ohio Township tax problems bring call for resignation
• School Board agrees to lease musical instruments
• Warrick County woman says trustee and board president should resign
• Temperatures dip for opening of Vanderburgh County Fair | POLL
• Investors told to stay the course through debt ceiling debate
• Washington Square Mall thriving by being different
• UPDATE: Portion of I-69 project receives final approval on environmental impact
• Fog advisory remains in effect
• Third suspect charged with Main Street Cafe burglary
• Three sought in Rural King holdup
• GOP opponent's video seeks to link Lugar to Obama | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Growing a college fund
• ROSI auction supports breast cancer research
• Air conditioners, service crews laboring to keep up
• Clinics seeing upswing in vaccinations as start of school nears
• High speed Internet hit-or-miss across Tri-State
• One dead, one jailed following Ky. 351 wreck
• Police: Vincennes, Ind., man had grown 59 marijuana plants
• Local woman finds herself in middle of Celeste Holm's legal battles
• Support teams help police officers deal with tough situations
• Meth lab fires continue to plague Evansville neighborhoods
• Indiana Excise Police report 20 citations at Evansville party
• For some businesses, hot weather means more customers
• 'Ice Day' offers some cool relief to animals at Mesker Zoo
• ERIC BRADNER: Road to functioning welfare system wasn't smooth
• Tell City, Ind., man arrested on child pornography charge
• Stadium to close with UE club dinner
• Antique Steam and Gas Engine Club Summer Show adds to steamy weekend
• This family united, happy to be in jail
• USI adviser's nephew not in office at center of blast
• Ill. bans 'bath salt' in drug law rewrite
• Watermelon Festival gets kids, pets in the act
• Indiana 66 opens wide as project winds down
• Heat can't be beat even by 'pooling' of resources
• ER visits up in Indiana as hot, muggy weather continues
• Police: Evansville man was drunk, yelling at teens in restaurant drive-through
• Georgia Street fire suspicious, cause unknown
• Nexstar studies WTVW future
• Newburgh residents create a slice of heaven
• Tests smoking out sewer holes, leaks
• Workers beat Tri-State heat wave in ice cream plant
• Easter Seals Home Run Sweeps finalists selected
• Metropolitan Planning Organization gets $1.4M grant
• Delays to Perry Heights gym irk EVSC board member, parents
• Job Zone is Ivy Tech’s online employment system for current students and graduates. If you’re seeking employment, create a free account and sign on to upload a resume, search/apply for positions online, and learn about upcoming career events
• Oak Hill Road reopens
• Evansville mother says justice served for slain son
• First Evansville school resumes classes
• Evansville police investigating theft of $10,000 worth of bronze
• Angel Mounds boat ramp to be renovated
• Heat has people scrambling to get inside
• Survey will help Evansville find its identity
• Dog helping Evansville Fire Department sniff out arson
• LST 325 may make return trip to Normandy for anniversary
• City releases latest hotel proposals | PDFs
• Talks focus on building on Evansville's strengths -- and weaknesses
• Barker Avenue robbery suspect sought | VIDEO
• Unity Fest seeking volunteers
• Commission OKs work on old Greyhound station in Evansville
• EPA will remove asbestos from burned-out Gibson County, Ind., plant
• Home Run Sweeps raffle ticket sells near final inning
• Police: Driver was under influence of drugs, struck several guardrails
• UPDATE: Mobile home destroyed, animals killed in fire
• Councilman: Vetting process needed for potential hotel bidders | VIDEO
• Evansville police start death investigation after body found in woods
• GOP mayoral candidate Winnecke outlines plans for 'Moving Evansville Forward'
• Son empties piggy bank to support father, non-violent offender program
• Residents roll up slevees for Red Cross' Celebrate Freedom blood drive
• Evansville National Guard members could deploy again in 2012
• Two making pitch for Downtown Evansville hotel
• Hot weather back and is going to hang around | INTERACTIVE
• Contract gives police protection others suspected of crimes don't get | DOWNLOAD CONTRACT
• UPDATE: Arkansas coach's son arrested on Southern Indiana drug charges
• Due to a planned network maintenance, network and Internet access, as well as printing will not be available in Carter Library on Saturday, July 23. The library will be open from 8 am - 2 pm on July 23.
• U.S. 41 repair project bringing delays in Evansville this week
• Hot, humid week ahead in the Tri-State
• The Centre stays busy for now despite the lack of a convention hotel | POLL
• Newburgh, Ind. block party adds to local National Night Out activities
• Upcoming workshops will help families prepare for disasters
• Lawsuit over EVSC project headed to court
• Lane closures planned this week along U.S. 41
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Lighting up the campaign trail
• Hardworking volunteers power the Tri-State's summer socials
• Newburgh church group helps victims of Joplin, Mo., tornado
• Indiana law enforcement task force stands with the families of fallen officers
• Uncle sought in abduction of Mt. Carmel, Ill., 4-year-old
• Daniels, Bauer tit-for-tat was easy to see coming | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Search continues for some missing for years
• Most missing persons are quickly located
• Evansville's Missing People: Life without Adam
• E-readers used as textbooks at UE
• Police investigate shooting on South Kentucky Avenue
• Mourdock's taxes were lower because of undeserved break
• Mourdock says spending, not revenue, is country's problem | NEWSMAKERS
• Hoosier National BMX draws hundreds of bikers to Burdette Park
• Peekan Roo Roo sets Wiener Dog record at Ellis Park | PHOTOS
• Warrick youngsters find hog wrestling a barrel of fun | PHOTOS
• Kindness Tour brings bicyclist to Evansville
• Pharmacies file lawsuit over reduction in reimbursement
• Man banned from UE campus arrested after visit
• UPDATE: Klenck returning to debris removal at Executive Inn
• Crossroads Christian Church hosting leadership summit
• Officials: Fire killed dog in Uhlhorn Street home
• Little slice of France coming to Newburgh
• Vanderburgh Co. Health Department expands free back-to-school shot clinic
• Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels giving most state workers bonuses
• Police make traffic stop, arrest two on cocaine charges
• Vanderburgh Co. Health Department offers free, walk-in vaccinations
• School vouchers offer path to the future
• Chief says officer's shooting of McKnight was reasonable, appropriate
• Two firms express interest in building Downtown hotel
• Two charged with burglary of Owensville, Ind., cafe
• USI's Habitat chapter named "MVP"
• USI board approves tuition hike
• Second natural gas leak in two days quickly capped
• Evansville's Memorial High School gets new principal
• Boil advisory issued for area around Benninghof Avenue
• Harry Potter's magic draws fans to 5 a.m. marathon
• Illinois man accused of killing wife
• Deep cuts helped Indiana achieve $1.2 billion surplus
• Emergency order given to remove Executive Inn debris
• Ticket sales lagging for Easter Seals home
• Homeowner holds burglar at gunpoint until police arrive
• Autopsy on body found at scrap yard rules out foul play
• Hoosier lawmakers considering revamping criminal sentences
• Tri-State natives take Greek-life newspaper nationwide
• WOW! shifting to all-digital signal
• Economic expert Michael Hicks one of three to speak at USI workshop
• Broken gas line prompts evacuations in Evansville
• Evansville-based MaddenCo included in list of business up-and-comers
• Scout honored for saving sister's life
• Commissioners OK planning for vote centers
• Storm causes some street flooding, power outages
• Two East Side intersections are the county's most dangerous
• Now not the time to raise taxes, Daniels says
• Twister sighted near Fairfield, Ill.
• Executive Inn demolition, cleanup halts
• Warrick substance abuse counselor praises Ford's grace
• Police release description of Brinker's Jewelers robbery suspects | PHOTO GALLERY
• UPDATE: EVSC, Warrick ISTEP scores up | DATABASE
• Excessive heat warning continues today
• Family questions use of fatal force in police standoff
• School board approves $160,000 annual salary for new EVSC superintendent | POLL
• Some homeowners say 'politics' behind FEMA flood assistance denial
• Evansville teen struggling after being struck by truck
• Heat beats down on Warrick County Fair
• Cooling stations available
• Evansville K-9 unit leads pack in regional competition
• Man's remains found at Evansville scrapyard
• Danny Fuquay seeks to honor wife's life
• Surveyor's office presents new district map for consolidation proposal
• Indiana legislators will try different approach to restructuring criminal sentences
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: A look at the financial footrace in the 2012 elections
• Forest Hills Wesleyan Church breaks ground to replace burned building
• Getting into the swim | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Excessive heat warning in effect for Tri-State on Monday
• Red Cross collecting school supplies for children of military families
• Board set to approve new EVSC superintendent's contract Monday
• Tennessee man critically injured in Interstate 64 wreck Sunday
• EPD: Man who shot at officers killed during standoff
• Mary Dubord claims she's alive, but Social Security office says otherwise
• For kids and their museum, turning 5 is a big deal
• Fiery wreck claims Henderson man
• Desire to help children draws CASA volunteers
• Obedience Club puts dogs and their owners through their paces
• Law enforcement agencies invite area residents for 'night out'
• 'The 39 Steps' draws on all the elements of Hitchcock film
• 'Mrs. Kravitz' is sheriff's secret weapon for keeping tabs on sex offenders
• Rainfall resets July records
• Teachers urged to share students' enthusiasm for technology
• Vending machines offer healthier choices
• FEMA denies aid to individuals whose homes flooded
• As Donna the Hippo turns 60, zoo throws a party | VIDEO
• Fall classes begin August 22! Don't wait. Enroll today!
• Man accused of bank robbery owed money on civil judgment, records show
• Ozone alert issued for Sunday
• Body of missing Princeton, Ind., teen found in White River
• Love a rainy night? City gets 3.74 inches of precipitation
• Area Catholic schools approved for voucher program
• Downtown street makeover moving full steam ahead
• Work continues on Lloyd Expressway project
• Jeffrey Weisheit likely to get new lead defense attorney on Friday
• Police: Hit-and-run suspect may have been huffing
• Court: Axing Evansville worker who took hot dogs from company picnic unjustified
• New EPA rule will mean big changes for some power plants
• Vincennes, Ind., mom arrested after child found wandering city streets
• Police make arrest in Fifth Third robbery
• Lawsuit another potential roadblock for I-69
• Historic Landmarks looking to renovate city's old Greyhound station
• Youngsters with parents in military find a special bond at Camp Purple | PHOTOS
• Some Boonville residents seeing red over change in fire tax
• Kirk: 23 vote centers will be ready for city election in November
• Judge declines to move sex abuse trial involving former Southern Illinois teacher
• Jasper, Ind., man arrested on child porn charges
• Fireworks sent pollution levels skyrocketing on Monday night
• Truck flips in crash on Maryland Street
• Police release 'person of interest' in Fifth Third Bank robbery
• Redevelopment Commission cancels Downtown hotel contract
• Report: Police checking on woman find marijuana plants, arrest husband
• Police seeking Southern Illinois man accused of severely beating wife
• Search to continue for teen missing in White River
• Kunkel hopeful on hotel
• Sealed records law not airtight
• Officials optimistic Harrison stadium will be ready for season opener
• Pools to close this weekend for City Swim Meet
• Lee Brice concert to close Gibson County Fair Saturday night
• Local police: No texting tickets so far
• Sheriff says CPS taking lead in Pike County case
• USI grants scholarship to two Iraqis who visited school in 2010
• Police investigating robbery at East Side bank | GALLERY
• Banana Republic to open East Side store before Thanksgiving
• Neighborhood pools closing for City Meet
• Illegal immigrant faces charges in alleged hit-and-run wreck
• Candidates in the Nursing Program who successfully complete all requirements will be recognized during a Pinning Ceremony on Friday, July 15 at 6 pm in the Vectren Auditorium. Congratulations Nursing Students!
• Boonville, Henderson, Owensboro reschedule fireworks
• Bankers say the money is there for homebuyers, but willing FHA isn't
• South Side group eyes Evansville sidewalk funds
• Evansville molestation suspect held on $500,000 bond
• Evansville home buyers, sellers caught in stagnant real estate market | POLL
• Rooftop viewers grab prime spot for Evansville fireworks show
• Owensboro's Blue Bridge closes today
• Response vital when investigating true or false police reports
• Independence Day fireworks rescheduled | POLL
• He's earned his wings | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Ballots are set for city election
• Lightning strikes apartment complex, starts fire in Newburgh
• Indiana corn crop rebounds after rain
• Panel studying State Hospital | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Easter Seals still has plenty of Sweeps tickets
• High winds and severe weather warnings postpone Newburgh fireworks tonight
• Suspected meth-related house fire spreads to adjacent West Side home | Update
• West Siders continue annual fireworks battle on the hill
• Southern Illinois gets $2 million grant to help with flood cleanup
• Professionals, upscale businesses moving beyond city's smoking ordinance
• More than a night at the ballpark
• Otters poised for success on field - and financially
• Missing Pike County boy located
• 'Full of life': Friends devastated over woman's suspicious death
• Old West Side log house may have been stagecoach stop
• Just a reminder that all Ivy Tech - Southwest campuses will be closed Saturday, July 2, Sunday, July 3, and Monday, July 4. Have a safe Independence Day and enjoy the weekend!
• Forest Hills Wesleyan ready to rebuild
• Defendants in federal fraud case found not guilty
• Explosion victim warns of fireworks danger
• Please mark your calendar and plan to attend the Ivy Tech Community College - SW Tell City Campus 30-Year Celebration on Tuesday, August 9. This festive event will begin at 5:15 pm on the lawn in front of the Tell City, IN, Courthouse. There will be food
• Candidates in the Nursing Program who successfully complete all requirements will be recognized during a Pinning Ceremony on Friday, July 15 at 7 pm in the Vectren Auditorium. Congratulations Nursing Students!
• FBI joins search for Pike County boy
• New computer software makes Evansville code enforcement easier
• Toyota to add 30 permanent workers at Princeton, Ind., plant
• Warrick medical district has commitments for 270 new jobs
• Public asked to help locate Gibson County runaway
• Excessive ozone levels prompt city, county alert
• Homeland Security joins search for runaway boy
• Mesker Zoo labeled 'powerhouse' | PHOTOS
• City Council, Commissioners will continue merger talks
• Consortium doesn't foresee default on Indiana Toll Road deal
• Impasse remains as deadline passes for agreement on Downtown hotel
• Jurors deliberating whether Brown, Price manipulated charitable trust fund
• North Side Target remodeling to showcase "fresh food"
• Check out the important information regarding Nelnet Fall Regular Payment Plan for Bookmarks now located on Campus Connect under "Announcements"!
• Two injured in moped crash on Morgan Avenue
• Police: Man arrested at Dress Plaza for public indecency
• UPDATE: Man badly burned in meth explosion
• Former Southern Illinois funeral director jailed on theft charge
• Funding crisis endangers Operation Purple at Camp Carson
• Convicted of grisly 2000 murder here, Brown now charged with prison death
• By end of ceremony, Father Chuck is Bishop Thompson | VIDEO
• Bicycle giveaway recognizes students good behavior
• Gov. Daniels praises Major Moves as a "deal"
• Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana names a dozen award winners
• Diocese officials praise voucher plan
• Campus will be closed Saturday, July 2, Sunday, July 3 and Monday, July 4. Have a safe Independence Day and enjoy the weekend!
• Consolidation meeting set for this evening
• Traffic on southbound Twin Bridge to be cut to one lane Thursday
• Businessman testifies money taken from trust was 'loan'
• Making fireworks a blast is an art
• Ozone alert issued for Thursday
• Visitor's bureau hears request for cash for tennis courts
• Ozone alert issued for Thrusday
• Search enters day 7 for 12-year-old runaway
• State, Posey County file suit to recover money allegedly stolen
• Evansville business among “Hottest Companies of the Midwest”
• One injured in morning wreck at U.S. 41 and Waterworks Road
• Are you interested in Therapeutic Massage? There will be a Therapeutic Massage Information Session for interested students on Tuesday, July 12 from 9 -10 am and again from 6 - 7 pm in Room 121!
• Police: Volunteer searches for missing IU student ending
• Group brings H.O.P.E. to local families
• Mayoral candidate Davis opposes proposed tennis expansion
• Police merit commission won't hear complaints against officer until Sept. 21
• Head of Indiana Chamber says Legislature 'pro-business'
• Indiana appeals Planned Parenthood injunction
• Attorney General asks state Surpreme Court to review police powers ruling
• Catholic Church turns to tradition in installation of new bishop
• Evansville groups team to promote water safety
• WTVW reveals its new lineup
• Southern Illinois auto dealer indicted in meth dealing case
• Ceremony to be televised
• Grant will help house former inmates
• Orange Leaf yogurt shop opens tomorrow offering 70 flavors
• GAGE to host annual fireworks on Evansville riverfront
• White found eligible to hold Indiana Secretary of State office
• Illinois lawmakers not surprised by Blagojevich verdict | POLL
• Warrick amends teachers pact
• City workers hold insurance rally
• Evansville gets $500,000 federal grant for sidewalk work
• Vanderburgh ballot vacancies likely to remain vacant
• Evansville police officer suspended for 21 days
• Another line of storms sweeps Tri-State
• Illinois lawmakers not surprised by Blagojevich verdict
• Rep. Bucshon, other caucus members to meet with Obama
• Indiana Sen. Coats calls on NBC to explain editing of Pledge
• Posey animal group wins car in Toyota contest
• Search for missing boy drawing volunteers
• Two Southern Illinois disaster centers to re-open
• Long-time Southern Illinois coroner dies at age 57
• Parking permits for the fall semester will be available this Friday, July 1! Just stop by the Facilities Office (main campus, room 137) or the Business Office to pick yours up. Your first permit is free, and any additional permit is $2.
• Tornado confirmed in Dubois Co., Indiana, more severe weather possible
• Young artist Lorne Smith shows promise at fair | Highways & Byways
• Charles C. Thompson will become Evansville's bishop this week
• New texting law may prove difficult to enforce | POLL
• Hundreds without power Sunday from early morning storm
• Study: Evansville economy will rebound faster than others
• Pedestrian stabbed by occupant of truck
• Commission meets Tuesday on fate of Charlie White - POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Evansville ARC finds energy savings with state grant
• Professional bicyclists perform at East Side shop
• Gettelfinger a teacher and preacher
• USI campus going smokefree - everywhere
• Merger document on the table at Thursday meeting
• Flooding victims wait on decision from FEMA
• Officials worry that Pike runaway may have left area
• After rain delay, Ohio River Sweep cleans up on riverfront
• Henderson authorities investigating suspicious death
• Grant may spur growth near Washington, Ind.
• Search the updated arrest warrant database
• Mount Carmel seeking facelift for pool
• Mosquitoes about to bug Tri-State
• Carver day care gets green light to get back into building
• Judge rules state cannot block funding for Planned Parenthood
• USI labs nearly ready for students
• Hoosiers ready to cheer one of their own at World Cup
• Pike officials searching for missing 12-year-old
• Kenny Chesney and Uncle Kracker to play Roberts Stadium closer?
• State awards $2 million grant for I-69 intersection
• UPDATE: Henderson police investigating suspicious death of local woman
• Rummage sale a hope for life for toddler with brain cancer
• YouthBuild grads climb to top of the ladder
• After 20 years, movie "stars" still in a league of their own | PHOTOS
• New ISP troopers will patrol in Gibson County
• Signature students working to find homes for orphaned pets from Joplin, Mo.
• Attorneys say hold-out juror in Wilkes trial wasn't questioned
• Vanderburgh Community Foundation names new director
• Indiana legislative committee studying criminal sentences
• UPDATE: FEMA funds approved for 32 Indiana counties
• Grease fire damages Dairy Mart convenience store
• Pitching strong, but Otters fall
• Headlight company moving into Warrick Industrial Park
• Windy day in the Tri-State today; no rain until at least Saturday
• Community garden may grow brighter future | VIDEO
• Economic growth group kicks off fund drive
• Area veterans supportive of plan to withdraw troops from Afghanistan | POLL
• Indiana Supreme Court rules against Evansville family dog attack
• Vanderburgh jail medical facility keeps inmates healthy, confined
• Judge accepts deal between Evansville, EPA over sewer work
• Ivy Tech Community College – Southwest has a new Lactation Room located in the Welborn Foundation Wellness and Fitness Center with state of the art equipment! Women using the lactation equipment must visit Room 142 and pick up appropriate paperwor
• Family, friends detail Wilkes' tough childhood as killer's trial scrutinized
• WTVW reportedly will be independent station
• Wayne County, Ill., deputy injured by meth lab
• Evansville man drowns trying to retrieve loose boat
• WorkOne to require drug test for paid job training
• UPDATE: Berry Plastics adding 120 jobs
• Summer meal program open when school isn't
• More than 230 new Indiana laws take effect on July 1
• Warm weather drawing people to Evansville pools
• Reaction to Smith as EVSC superintendent is favorable
• Wilkes murder trial under scrutiny in appeal
• For many, free meal at school, Salvation Army is only meal
• Evansville expecting 'major' jobs announcement Wednesday
• Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center gets $5,000 grant from Riley
• Grants will help USI, UE serve military students
• FEMA releases new flood maps for Martin County, Ind.
• Deputy: Speed could be factor in two-vehicle wreck on U.S. 41
• Redevelopment Commission may reopen bids for Downtown hotel
• Former Vincennes, Ind., man charged in child exploitation case
• Vanderburgh County Fair 2011
• 100 Years, 100 Women
• Henderson schools superintendent Richey awarded new two-year contract
• Former Gleaner carrier sentenced
• Mayor Weinzapfel hands off Roberts Stadium question to sucessor
• Planned Parenthood staff taking furlough to save money
• David Smith chosen as new EVSC superintendent
• Berry Plastics buying division of Rexam
• Evansville, Vanderburgh County leaders reviewing consolidation plan
• Police: New suspect arrested in Walgreen's armed robbery
• Union County, Ky., resident jailed for alleged drug manufacturing
• Three people injured in Henderson County, Ky., accident
• Sam Locke eyes congressional run in Indiana's 9th District
• Occasional storm chances dot Tri-State weather forecast this week
• Mission highlighted in car contest
• Stein's Garage on third generation and going strong
• Employees' opinions cover spectrum a year after Whirlpool closure
• Law allows sale, use of fireworks in Kentucky
• Job in Congress a pay cut for Indiana's Bucshon
• EVSC looking for superintendent to build on Bertram's work
• Flash flood watch issued for Tri-State through 1 p.m. today
• Crowd braves storms, sticks with W.C. Handy fest | VIDEO, PHOTOS
• Henderson mayor says talking with residents steers him right
• Rains to push Southern Illinois rivers back out of banks
• Recount Commission to hear complaint against Secretary of State
• Rain doesn't sink concrete canoe competition
• Officials close to finalizing consolidation plan
• "Yonkers" sets stage for high expectations for season
• What is a father?
• After a year, impact of Whirlpool closing is mixed
• Illinois crash claims life of Evansville man
• New USDA nutrition plan offers a full plate
• At this stage, governor's race is all about personality
• Litter a problem at parks, but few citations written
• Ambulance company reports theft of $2,000 since October
• Concrete canoe competition in jeopardy because of storms
• Feds file lawsuit brief, back Planned Parenthood
• Childhood always with uprooted New Yorker
• Annual LemonAid Stand nets nearly $4,000 for Easter Seals
• Tiny town of Darmstadt has big ideas
• Evansville proposes closing date for Roberts Stadium
• Moonlite burgoo recalled over allergen
• Damaged sewer pipe closes Ray Becker Parkway
• Highway message boards never lived up to promise
• Mark your calendar for the annual Ivy Tech Cruise-In! The event will be held on Saturday, July 30 beginning at 4 pm on the East Parking Lot. The band, Six More Miles, will be playing, Automotive Club Members will be selling grilled food and DynoLane will
• The United Way Yard Sale will be held on campus Saturday, July 30. beginning at 7 am. If you have items that you would like to donate, or if you would like to volunteer to work during the sale, please contactRachel at (812) 429-1432
• Lugar, Mourdock may set fund-raising record
• Rooftop garden installed at Cedar Hall
• Graham Packaging purchased by Reynolds Wrap maker
• Local FOP accepting scholarship applications
• Several county roads to be closed in Pike County for I-69 construction
• Police: Man stole $200 from fireworks store
• Union County, Ky., school board picks acting superintendent
• Group outlines plan to beautify route from airport to Downtown
• Calbert Cheaney may be returning to Indiana to work for Crean
• Troubles left far behind, 'Out in the Country'
• INDOT will remove message boards along local roads
• Secretary of State, family blast prosecution
• Kirk: Voting centers could be in place for fall election
• Police: Suspect in weekend robbery arrested
• UPDATE: Southern Illinois man accused of DUI, fighting deputies
• UE hosting concrete canoe races this weekend
• Train, dump truck collide in Vanderburgh County; one injury reported
• Police: Work dispute led to gunshots in Evansville neighborhood
• Ohio River bridge closure will disrupt travel for area workers
• Police responded to 1,467 calls in city's 65 parks in 2010
• Not all fathers have children deserve gifts, too
• Interest in iEngineering summer camp surges
• Soup kitchen runs afoul of codes, threatened with closure
• Evansville, FOP reach three-year contract
• Shrinersfest chairman says festival a success, turned profit
• Judge delays decision on request to move Posey child-death trial
• "All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them." Walt Disney
• Mount Carmel, Ill., man dies from motorcycle wreck injuries
• Southern Indiana school chief: District can't afford superintendent
• Two charged with battery, robbery
• Two charged with making methamphetamine
• Volunteers urged to think of Ohio River as an investment
• Man on a Huffy has no fear of Downtown
• Man sought in connection with robbery
• McGary greenhouse project will benefit students, community
• Recount Commission rejects defense motions in Secretary of State's hearing
• Tri-State communities receive grants for water, sewer work
• Evansville adult entertainment venue files countersuit over name 'Scores'
• Attorney for suspected serial killer Mendenhall quits
• Indiana BMV approves 10 new specialty license plates
• EVSC's Career & Tech Center earns national accreditation
• Confessed child molester sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Slight risk for severe weather in the Tri-State today, tonight
• Homeless man sentenced in child porn case
• Habitat, Council team up on grant for Jacobsville rehab
• Man who killed aunt sentenced to 65 years
• Trial opens for two accused of fraud, filing false tax returns
• Princeton school construction projects on pace for 2012
• UE alum to lead school's new Center for Innovative Engineering
• Teen accused of assaulting S. Illinois deputy
• Indiana cuts Planned Parenthood access to fundraising aid
• Senate considering end to ethanol subsidy
• Evansville youth continues Easter Seals LemonAid Stand tradition
• Boonville's Prime Foods about to more than double output
• Flag Day a time to reflect on emblem's significance
• Bob Dylan sets Aug. 2 concert in Evansville
• Evansville man tells police job applicant stole his car
• Southern Illinois man killed in motorcycle accident near Loogootee, Ind.
• Former NBA player from Southern Illinois must pay nearly $1 million in child support
• Shrinersfest concludes on a high note | POLL
• Tri-State shoppers grapple with the cost of food
• W.C. HANDY FESTIVAL EVENTS
• Search continues for suspect in Weinbach Avenue armed robbery
• Mt. Vernon, Ill. cyclists hit the trail for food
• GOOD MORNING: Blooms trace their roots to the lady of the farm
• Lynnville, Ind., turns out to celebrate Tecumseh's state softball title
• Hoosiers grappling with food prices
• HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS: Slow days at Big Tales mean more time for fishing
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Indiana's Pence targeted for focus on social issues
• Indiana Libertarians see an opening on social issues in 2012
• Advocates for Indiana seniors assail management of CHOICE program
• Kitchen fire sends one to the hospital
• Celebrating freedom Evansville style
• Evansville ramps up work on citywide complaint system
• New Focus Wrestling presents Red,White,Black & Blue!
• Strutters, barbecuers hit just the right note at Handy Festival
• Evansville man leads officers on three-county chase
• Bennett sticks with job of reforming schools
• Celebrate the flag on Tuesday
• Railroadin' Byrd easy to track, get steamed up
• Sounds of Shrinersfest reverberate along the riverfront | PHOTOS
• Organization celebrates 15 years of success in helping girls
• Planting delayed, but corn crop now in the ground
• Forcing the issue
• Kentucky governor wants federal regulators off the back of coal
• Bankruptcy judge reappointed
• Proliferation of scooters brings confusion about laws
• State approves $2.3 million training center at USI
• State supreme court asked to review its ruling in local case
• Despite weather, local farmers happy at farmers market
• Defense attorney for death penalty case dies
• Evansville man threatens ShrinersFest airshow, arrested on gun charge
• McDonald's restaurant eyes new North Side site near U.S. 41
• Bond set for man accused of killing cat
• Santa Claus, Ind., could be named "Most Fun Town" in America
• Henderson police arrest teen suspect for auto theft, burglary
• Officials complete initial review of government merger plan | POLL
• Senators press president to approve disaster declaration
• Slushies are hot commodity as Shrinersfest gets under way
• Why can't we demand a better class of entertainment?
• FOUND! Today in the Ivy Tech parking lot on First Ave. Please call Ivy Tech or post on the Ivy Tech Southwest FB page if you know who this dog belongs to! Help us find his home!
• Friends protest after man arrested on animal cruelty charge
• Two charged in car break-ins
• Private schools lining up to accept public school students with vouchers
• Bridge brings Greenway closer to completion
• Lugar, Coats call for federal disaster declaration in Indiana
• Red Cross opens cooling stations
• Banterra Bank will open branch on West Side
• Mental health/addiction center opening expansion
• Henderson County, Ky., man charged with cultivating marijuana
• Two injured when semi, SUV collide near Newburgh
• Cooling centers offer a break from the heat
• Indy teacher tapped to lead turnaround effort
• Weather bumps up ozone, METS ridership
• Phillies surprise UE's Cody Fick in the 23rd round of MLB draft
• Blues road warrior Guitar Shorty is among attractions at W.C. Handy festival
• Fund for injured animals in need
• Final city-county consolidation workshop set for today
• Shriners are ready to put on a show | POLL
• Castle High freshman enjoyed spelling bee trip
• GM to invest $49 million in Southern Indiana plant, affecting 91 jobs
• UPDATE: Indiana Gov. Daniels requests federal disaster funds
• UPDATE: Ozone expected to stay around Thursday
• Vineyard Financial to host ribbon cutting at new East Side office
• Man dies after moped strikes moving car
• Evansville police continue search for attempted murder suspect
• Semi driver killed in Wayne County, Ill., crash
• Motorcyclist dies in crash on Old Henderson Road
• Mayoral candidates refine debate plans
• Catholic schools put out welcome mat for students with vouchers
• U.S. Rep. Bucshon hears testimony on health reform
• Indiana sentencing laws to be studied by Legislative committee
• Protesters upset by Daniels selections for School for the Deaf board
• Camp offers teens a look at medical careers
• Traffic Alert: Dress Plaza closed this weekend
• Ozone levels will remain high into Wednesday
• As summer heats up, so do Burdette camps
• Evansville woman accused of DUI and kicking officers
• Smell leads police to "worst meth lab they've ever seen"
• Woman arrested, accused of dealing meth
• Police: Evansville man charged with dealing pot from parents' house
• Talented juniors give Indiana All-Stars a tussle
• Praise abounds as Bertram attends last EVSC School Board meeting
• Memorial edges Castle for golf sectional title
• Outdoor workers taking care as Mother Nature turns up heat
• Police: 'Person of interest' in Evansville sexual assaults arrested in other state
• Longtime Holiday World "Flower Lady" Frieda Foertsch dies at age 100
• Princeton, Ind., man agrees to plea deal in kidnapping case
• Shrinersfest tabs combat show to replace Blue Angels this weekend
• Planned Parenthood will close a fourth of Indiana clinics if law stands, attorney says
• Toyota resumes full production today
• High ozone levels expected Tuesday
• Southern Illinois man jailed on meth charges
• Henderson man jailed on robbery charge
• METS is offereing "Free Fridays" and free rides on ozone alert days! Now we can save green by going green! For more information, please contact METS at (812) 435-6166 .
• UPDATE: Firefighters monitoring chemicals following fire at East Side plating facility
• Legal experts to speak
• Barber's advice leads him to treatment for skin cancer
• Highways & Byways
• 'One Life to Live' star from Union County, Ky., excited for career's 'next chapter'
• First year nearly over for EVSC's 'equity schools'
• 2011 suicide total down from a year ago in Vanderburgh County
• Who will Hoosier Republicans back for president?
• Morning storm prompts power outages, more downed tree limbs
• Scooter sales rising with gas prices
• Evansville parks lack complaint system accountability
• Friends remember Isabella Fine as true Renaissance woman
• Budget to force Medicare change
• Stevens, new Shrinersfest to press on without Angels
• Warren ready to leave CVB's checkered past in the dust
• Small town doctor left 'care' in healthcare
• Repairing sidewalks comes at a cost for property owners
• With paddles blazing, dragons race as crowds cheer
• Women veterans share experiences at VA benefit
• Coats tours flood-damaged homes in Posey County
• Renovations will clear air at Carver Center
• Planned Parenthood suit could cost Indiana more than $200,000
• Officers who investigated Illinois sheriff honored
• Annual convention will draw thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses to Evansville
• Posey County tracking unregistered sex offenders
• Hot days ahead for Tri-State
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• Federal relief could be on the way for Southwestern Indiana counties
• Don't forget to stop by Eagle Crest Lake (behind Cheeseburger in Paradise) tomorrow (Saturday, June 4) to cheer on the Ivy Tech Dragon Boat team the "Rowed Scholars"!!! Start here. Row there.
• Indiana tax revenues see jump in May
• Police: Five arrested in meth discovery on Read Street
• Storm cleanup keeping chain saws buzzing
• Warren brings experience to CVB post | POLL
• City, county officials would set policies for new government
• INDOT working to get around Bloomington's roadblock across path of I-69
• Tree trimming companies whittling away at storm damage
• On the 'Charlie Channel,' songs bring memories of Dad
• Willard Library's annual book sale is Saturday
• Mother sentenced to 20 years for child's death
• Happiest times are spent 'Out in the Country' | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Longtime Evansville ad executive Kitch dies at 82
• Convention & Visitors Bureau introduces new executive director
• Timeout Lounge & Grille expanding
• High-tech Lucas Oil Center ready to open
• Group files Vectren complaint
• Couple left child in hot car at Louisville strip club
• Police arrest Evansville man for alleged child molestation
• Young bicyclist injured in low-speed accident with car
• Winnecke unveils jobs plan, 'Angel Network' for entrepreneurs
• Bowling Green, Ky., residents shaken by terrorist arrests
• Coast Guard demonstration added to Shrinersfest lineup
• University of Evansville adds Department of Creative Writing
• State police reviewing North Knox school audit
• Aztar announces plans for $7 million in upgrades
• Caution advised as temperature, humidity spike
• Police: Arrest made in counterfeit check cases
• Damaged S. Illinois park will be rebuilt
• U.S. government says Indiana cannot deny Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood
• Police warn of lottery scam
• Vanderburgh County can wait to pay back COIT funds to state
• Man charged with DUI in bridge wreck that caused traffic tie-up
• Diversity awards promote inclusion, workplace flexibility
• Warrick student eliminated from spelling bee after Round Three | VIDEOS
• Two Iraqis in Western Kentucky indicted on federal terror charges
• Music classes for Oak Hill, Scott students will be after school | POLL
• TJ Maxx workers approve new, three-year contract
• Mount Vernon flood victims wait for assistance
• Scripps National Spelling Bee challenges young minds
• Former North Knox school officials accused of misappropriating funds
• 11-year-old holds his own in Habitat design contest
• Aerial acts lining up to fill in for Blue Angels at Shrinersfest
• Indiana Statehouse evacuated by electrical fire
• If you are an Ivy Tech student or employee and you have interest in rowing on the Ivy Tech Dragon Boat team (the "Rowed Scholars") please post here. We have only 3 spots left! The event is this Saturday, June 4 at 9 a.m. All proceeds from the e
• Jungle taking an upscale approach for re-opening on Wednesday
• Two Iraqis in Western Kentucky indicted on federal terror charges
• Fairfield, Ill., police investigating theft of bear hides
• Southern Illinois playground damaged by fire; arson suspected
• Five young men ask community to help honor soldiers
• Students to create 'Soliders in Stone' memorial
• METS increasing routes, keeping prices low
• Health care subcommittee hearings coming to Evansville | POLL
• EVSC to 'look inside' during search for next superintendent
• Haubstadt's 'Sommerfest' still on despite storm damage
• What now? Tri-State graduates plan their future
• Evansville man stabbed from behind while leaving argument
• House of Bread and Peace wins a Toyota
• Several injured in an altercation that moved from Evansville's West Side to the East Side
• Police investigating robbery at Integra Bank on St. Joseph Avenue
• East Side road cleared of downed tree and reopened
• Family rebounds after soldier falls | PHOTOS
• Memorial Day observances
• Power company files Ohio River project applications
• Karts go at his pace | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Insect racket is serious business to the insects | JOHN LUCAS COLUMN
• Honors, reflection fill Memorial Day services | POLL
• Evansville pizza delivery man beaten in robbery
• Evansville man injured in shooting at his home
• Illinois man in custody after threatening a state trooper
• Class of 2011 | PHOTOS
• If you're wondering why I look tired
• Dealership recognizes role of 'lifesavers'
• Students find field for summer jobs is crowded
• Democrats think Medicare is right medicine to purge Republicans
• Opening of pools gets chilly reception
• Revised floodmaps outline risks
• Without Daniels, student group left to chart course
• Millie raising money for cMoe renovation | VIDEO
• Stop to honor those who died for freedoms
• Carmi, Ill., company honored for role in Gulf cleanup
• Lauren is proud cancer survivor
• Police say parents should 'trust but verify' children's Internet use
• Picking up the pieces
• Blue Angels to miss Shrinersfest | PDF
• Ten-year-old girl meets marrow donor
• Storm paddocks horses
• Two indicted on federal weapons charges
• Indiana compiling storm, flood data to ask for federal aid
• Police: Winslow, Ind., teen was high during hit-and-run wreck
• Blue Angels cancel June appearance in Evansville | PDF
• Alison Krauss & Union Station are coming to Evansville in September
• Enjoy spending time with family and friends this (hopefully sunny!) Memorial Day weekend, and don't forget to take a moment to remember (and honor) all those who have served - and are serving - in the armed forces.
• One arrested in West Side bank robbery case
• Memorial Day services slated at area cemeteries
• YWCA honors 100 for 100th | PHOTO GALLERY
• Trees down, roofs lifted
• Audubon House ready for tenants
• Garvin Park fountain lit | VIDEO
• No headline - 27a0xDrugSentence
• Fifteen-member council proposed for joint goverment body
• St. Mary's celebrates speedy heart treatment
• YWCA recognizes 100 women who made an impact
• Swimming pools will open for season on Saturday
• Mayoral candidates agree to three debates
• Police search for suspect in West Side bank holdup
• Haubstadt, Ind., residents start picking up the pieces
• Kenergy outages down to 626 at mid-afternoon
• Cleanup begins after night of storms | PHOTO GALLERY
• Powerful storms pound several central US states | PHOTO GALLERY
• Newburgh family had close call in Joplin
• Contactor to identify inefficiencies in water-sewer utility
• Storm leaves 20,000 without power
• Officials begin real work on drafting consolidation plan
• Evansville man accused of assaulting, robbing ex-girlfriend
• Evansville attorney says she'll petition for another hearing in police entry case
• Re-dedication of Garvin Park fountain delayed a day
• Raymond Gray sentenced to eight years in charges related to Bellemeade Park shooting
• New sports bar at Marina Pointe to offer music, food | MAP
• Repairs made to emergency warning siren at Plaza Park
• Storm coverage may pre-empt Oprah, American Idol finales
• After-school activities in EVSC, Warrick, Henderson canceled
• Firefighters battle blaze, bees at Delaware Street house
• UPDATE: More than 200 protest Indiana ruling over police entry | PDF
• Biting midges leaving mark on Tri-State residents
• Downtown arena's private suites are selling fast | VIDEO
• Farm fresh
• Police investigate reported sexual assault at Harrison High
• Crime rate down nationally but up in Evansville
• Wildlife officials will investigate but doubt cougar sighting
• At 83, Spencer teacher decides its time to retire
• Weather services warns conditions right for storm outbreak
• Illinois governor requests disaster declaration for southern counties
• Three FSSA employees accused of taking $200,000
• Three Southern Illinois men arrested on marijuana distribution charges
• Daniels says he's unsure what comes next
• While nation sees drop in crime, Evansville sees increase
• Just a reminder that the College will be closed on Monday, May 30th in observance of Memorial Day. Enjoy the three day weekend!
• UPDATE: US Bank on Barret Boulevard in Henderson robbed this morning / PHOTOS
• Body of missing Tell City, Ind., man found in Ohio River
• Strong storms possible across Tri-State on Wednesday
• Evansville ace Cody Fick to start in MVC opener
• Child solicitation suspect surrenders, posts bond, leaves
• No one speaks at USI public hearing on tuition increase
• Gov. Daniels made decision not to seek presidency on Friday
• Demolition of Executive Inn begins
• Dartt will not preside over Rockport, Ind., murder trial
• C.J.'s bus will head to Joplin, Mo., in coming days
• Continuing showers and thunderstorms possible, clearing later this week
• After two years of construction, North Green River Road project complete
• Barrientes sentenced to 15 years in fatal DUI case
• Evansville police 'skeptical' of reported sexual assault on Greenway
• Crash ends motorcycle chase, Newburgh man arrested
• Today is the first day of the summer semester for 10 week classes. Welcome to all new and returning students! Good luck this semester!
• Gnats and mosquitoes emerging after flooding
• Former Miss Iowa brings message that girls can 'achieve anything'
• Harold Morris keeps track of French Lick history
• Motorcycle accident leaves one hospitalized; triggers second accident
• Faithful bid farewell to Bishop Gettelfinger
• Alternative fuels gaining ground in Congress
• Law enforcement merger not off the table forever
• Air Force officer takes lead | NEWSMAKERS
• Star Student Awards | PHOTOS
• Intergalactic dignitaries fill Victory for Philharmonic finale
• How to squeeze more miles out of a tank of gas
• High gas prices threaten vacation plans, economy
• Motorists angry, suspicious over high gas prices
• Neglected, abused children have more advocates to speak for them
• Loud music complaint leads to standoff, jail
• Rockport man charged with battering girlfriend, police
• Man reports robbery after car stalls
• Police find marijuana in beauty salon apartment
• Stabbing sends one to hospital
• Police intercept 10 pounds of marijuana
• Citizens help police detain drunken driving suspect
• Knife assault leaves man bleeding, woman arrested
• Daniels has framed political conversation | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Collectors of military equipment honor those who used it
• Safe driver has a history
• General says Air Force squeezes the most from every dollar
• Fifth-grade music program returning to EVSC
• Endangered species taking flight
• The sky is falling
• Suspect in Warrick child sex case will come to face charges
• Washington Post ranks Signature among nation's top high schools
• Elberfeld students tackle "Amazing Race"
• Motorcycle group holding memorial ride
• Casey's store coming to Southeast Side
• Two under investigation for East Side car burglaries
• Police searching for sexual assault suspect
• Meet 90 Star Students from Evansville, Tri-State
• Casey’s General Store & Fuel Center slated for S. Green River Rd. location | MAP
• Officials: Keep flood debris off Kentucky right-of-way
• Shoe Carnival posts first-quarter earnings
• Have you ever thought about taking a Personal Enrichment class at Ivy Tech? We have everything from photography and gardening to computers and culinary arts! Visit ivytech.edu/southwest for details!
• Saturday's river heritage celebration will have many attractions
• Police arrest another alleged member of "Ladii Savage Life" gang
• Local Israeli-American opposes Obama proposal | POLL
• Like a bad penny, sinkhole keeps coming back | MAP
• Sony works to limit damage
• Combining law enforcement appears out of merger plan
• Local man says Obama's plan would be 'suicide' for Israel
• Iowa man charged with soliciting sex from 14-year-old Warrick girl
• Fifth Third offering help to those at risk of foreclosure
• Evansville establishes sister-city relationship with Tizimin, Mexico
• EVSC Board sets lengthy executive session for Monday
• Former Miss Iowa to appear at Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center
• Cave-In-Rock ferry resumes operation
• Sunday walk aims to curb hunger in the world
• Police say woman's wallet, $2,100, taken from East Side Walmart | PHOTOS
• The Hilltop Inn is tradition on a platter
• ONB's Jones speaks of bank's successes, challenges ahead
• Police: Dubois County, Ind., man arrested in domestic violence incident
• Wurst Ride at Burdette lures cyclists with sausages
• Indiana Gov. Daniels takes flood action
• Proposed I-69 route facing roadblock
• Is makeover in cards for Ace? | POLL
• Indiana troopers honor fallen comrades
• Seminar looks at ways to make city bike-friendly
• Flooding has corn crop behind, but local officials optimistic
• Mock quake shakes up Evansville disaster responders
• Silver Alert issued for missing Tell City, Ind., man
• One killed in three-vehicle wreck at Mount Vernon, Ind.
• INDOT assessing impact of Bloomington vote on I-69
• Increase in material costs hurting Berry's bottom line
• Attack at gay-friendly club ruled hate crime, allows denial of parole
• Two jailed after gas station attendant dragged in McCracken County
• Police: Creative gas theft scam lands Southern Illinois teen in jail
• Oties Epps gets shot as Evansville's new women's head basketball coach | RANDY BEARD COLUMN
• Police arrest alleged 'Lady Savage Life' gang members
• Strawberry quality appears good despite recent drought
• Flooding slows slough
• Readers share luggage, omelet tips in France
• Former Welborn equipment going to Mexican clinics
• McConnell accuses Obama of 'war on energy'
• Deal brings guilty plea in child molest case
• Sunny day brings out Tekoppel students for stroll to school
• EVSC staffer fired after rape arrest
• Assistant fire chief to retire in June
• Demolition of Executive Inn set for Monday
• Evansville man charged with stabbing girlfriend
• New Spudz-N-Stuff restaurant to open Downtown
• Prosecutor files charges against former Poseyville, Ind., treasurer | PDFs
• Contract negotiations continue between hockey team, city for arena use
• Redevelopment commission approves walkway between casino, hotel
• Walk and Roll Week events, Tuesday through Saturday
• 'Walk and Roll' kicks off | 11 A.M. LIVE CHAT
• Evansville on alert for emerald ash borer | VIDEO
• Governor says state will assist local officials, flood victims
• EVSC hikes meal costs by 25 cents
• After seeing bin Laden photos, Coats defends decision not to show them
• Evansville on alert for emerald ash borer
• Project Lead the Way shows results in Tri-State
• No headline - 17a0xsentenced-brf
• U.S. 60 to reopen today at Union-Crittenden county line
• Police: Man ignored construction signs; SUV hit by train
• Man tased twice outside of Evansville nightclub
• Man arrested in standoff wanted for previous robbery
• Temperatures will be well below normal this week
• UPDATE: Former Indiana House Speaker Gregg to run for governor
• It's cold and rainy outside, but its almost time for summer (the summer semester that is...) at Ivy Tech! Summer classes begin May 23 and there is still time to register! Register online at www.ivytech.edu/southwest!
• Walk and Roll week events
• Program 'Think' shows protection helmets can provide
• Gov. Daniels endorses $28 billion budget | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Rains scramble youth sports schedules | VIDEO
• Winslow, Ind. farmer says 'city life's not for me' | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• New life will sprout from Culver garden house
• New life is set to grow at Culver learning center
• Flood risk outstrips flood insurance policies in Vanderburgh County
• Children safe after hostage standoff
• GOOD MORNING: Abrupt flood divide will be easily bridged
• USI draws No. 2 seed in Midwest Regional tournament
• Taking charge of one's health is goal of Walk and Roll Week
• Log on this week for online chats on exercise, diet and obesity
• UPDATED: Children safe, man in custody after standoff
• Sale lends extra support to Mothers of Multiple
• MARRIAGE LICENSES May — May 10
• Work of working begins after graduation
• Bankruptcies | May 2 — May 9 | PUBLIC RECORD
• Divorces Filed | May 2 — May 6 | PUBLIC RECORD
• Woolworth's 39-cent jumbo banana split a bargain in '61
• LEGISLATIVE ROLL CALL | May 9 — May 13 | PUBLIC RECORD
• These boots weren't made for walkin' | JOE AARON COLUMN
• Floodwaters recede, but work goes on | NEWSMAKERS
• Heli Invasion gives pilots chance to show their skills
• Kentucky voters go to polls Tuesday
• Daniels hesitant because he just might win | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Courier & Press editorials take top honors
• As floodwaters fall, Kentucky roads to reopen this week
• Union cash paid for Democratic legislative boycott
• Search under way for EVSC superintendent
• Evansville residents urged to get off couch, Walk and Roll this week
• Poll ranks Evansville metro area as most obese in nation
• Prayer helps St. Louis Cardinals reliever cope with daughter's illnesss | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Waupaca foundry up for sale
• Warrick County judge to decide who will preside over Spencer County murder case
• State wants to limit college tuition hikes
• USI plans tuition increase
• Presbyterians clear way for gay clergy
• For young skateboarder, autograph was special present
• EVSC expanding netbook program to middle schools
• Court to rule whether judge should withdraw from Spencer County murder trial
• Storms didn't swamp Evansville's Southeast Side
• Steel company says talk of expansion premature
• Deputies investigating removal of barriers from flooded Kentucky highway
• Power equipment firm bringing distribution center to Evansville
• County sets up site for first sandbag disposal
• Students perform 'This is Our story' for what could be the last time
• Daniels, wife mum on possible run | POLL
• UPDATE: USI stays alive in GLVC tournament after heartbreaking loss
• EVSC training initiative yields motivation, insight
• Merger group looks at clipping mayor's power
• Tire plant expansion promises 444 new jobs
• Sandbags starting to come down
• Police to set up checkpoint late Friday, early Saturday
• Tea party groups collecting supplies, money for tornado victims
• S. Illinois minister's stolen bike recovered
• Illinois preacher's stolen bike recovered
• Toyota's Princeton, Ind., plant to resume full production next month
• Showers, thunderstorms in the forecast for the next few days
• Mayoral Debate: Winnecke ready; Davis to powwow first
• City readies pools for new season
• FOX ends affiliation with WTVW
• Former educator sentenced in theft case
• UE names new vice president for academic affairs
• Volunteers distributing aid, cleaning supplies
• Vectren CEO outlines company's future
• Former teacher accused of abuse to go to trial in August
• S. Illinois teen accused of scalding infant
• United Way disburses more than $3 million
• UPDATE: Judge denies Planned Parenthood's effort to block new law
• Firefighters say child set fire to mattresses; no one injured
• Five Indiana immigration bill protesters released
• Henderson approves sale, use of fireworks
• Gas prices spike a quarter to $4.19
• Karen Magan, driving force of cMoe, dies at 68
• Mitch Daniels still waffling on White House run
• Planned Parenthood funding issue lands in court
• Vanderburgh County state of emergency extended
• City passes limited fireworks law
• Lane closures scheduled for Shawneetown, Owensboro bridges
• Reitz Panthers playing as a team
• Salvation Army, Red Cross providing relief supplies, funds
• Portion of Buchanan Road collapses
• Voting in Toyota contest is under way
• More roads reopen as flood waters recede
• Shooting victim found in Union County
• Evansville set to make a run at record warmth today
• Boil advisory lifted for area in Northwestern Vanderburgh County
• Man confesses to apartment arson
• Evansville couple convicted of criminal confinement after taping children to chairs
• Memorial tennis aces SIAC tournament
• As floodwaters drop, pain and costs start to rise
• City Council creates 'overlay zone' for Evansville Arts District | POLL
• Evansville police honor civilians who helped others
• Lloyd resurfacing project snarling traffic
• Dicken leaving Vanderburgh Community Foundation
• Power outage blamed for loss of Insight services
• Ivy Tech Community College - Southwest Commencement Ceremony at Roberts Stadium. Congratulations Class of 2011!
• Six protesters arrested outside Gov. Mitch Daniels' office
• Official: Flooding has had no effect on Aztar's monthly attendance, revenue
• UPDATE: Couple sentenced to prison for taping children to chairs
• Evansville police seeking man who committed armed robbery | VIDEO
• Downtown apartment fire quickly brought under control | GALLERY
• Minor injuries reported in three-car wreck on West Side
• UPDATE: Democrat Joe Donnelly enters U.S. Senate race in Indiana
• Local residents mixed on keeping troops in Afghanistan
• USI commencement shows higher degree of success
• Congratulations to the Class of 2011!
• Senators, advisers question keeping troops in Afghanistan | POLL
• All eyes on Cheri Daniels for hint on presidential bid POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Mount Vernon Flower Shop HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Property taxes are due Tuesday
• CJ's Bus offers comfort amid destruction | PHOTOS
• Ohio River floodwater didn't sink Mother's Day plans
• Foreign policy concern shifts debate away from Daniels' 'sweet spot'
• Soccer tourney floods Evansville with cash
• High gas prices, unemployment dog Obama's 'green' effort
• Aware of public mood, candidates are wary of change
• Kazee tells UE grads to remember those who supported them
• Sophia's place preserved in memories
• To Mom with love
• USI graduates help fill state, regional workforce, survey shows
• Receding water enables INDOT to open Morgan Avenue, Boeke ramps
• Ivy Tech graduates hundreds
• Flood forces installation of flood gates at Sturgis, Ky., for first time
• Indiana Water requests rate hike
• Tri-State charities in running for free Toyota vehicle
• Energy costs at heart of Obama's visit to Indianapolis
• Few flood-related injuries seen
• Term limits, council size among topics at consolidation hearings
• Brinker's offering rental of jewelry
• Kimball bracing for fallout from Japanese quake
• Police: Local attorney arrested for drunken driving, hit-and-run
• Newburgh police still seeking man wanted in reported armed robbery
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Kunkel Group taking over Downtown hotel developer, project
• Floodwater an unwelcome visitor | PHOTOS
• Rokita concluded White intentionally voted in wrong precinct | POLL
• Choking incident leads to battery charge for Illinois student
• Faiths unite along riverfront for National Day of Prayer
• Bethel Temple van vandalized
• Woman accused of stealing from GAGE may face additional charges
• Family mourning after vandal kills pet dog
• Former state rep. Crooks will challenge Bucshon in 8th District
• Gasoline prices set record highs in Indiana | LOCAL GAS PRICES
• Indiana April tax receipts $87 million short of projection
• With education reform signed, vouchers could be available by fall
• Don't miss it! The Ivy Tech Community College - Southwest Commencement Ceremony is this Friday evening (at 7 p.m.) at Roberts Stadium! The Commencement speaker will be Dr. Maria Del Rio Hoover and an Honorary Degree will be awarded to Mrs. Pat Koch.
• Though few in number, St. Theresa students make a difference
• In flooded Point Township, church proves popular meal spot | PHOTOS
• Record pleads guilty in death of 4-month-old daughter
• Weary but ecstatic, Davis savors mayor's nomination
• Vectren earnings slip in first quarter
• Former Whirlpool plant is home to plastics firm
• New law adds cell phone to no-call list
• Landslide in Newburgh worsening
• Partnership raising funds for Garvin Park fountain
• Fifth Third eBus offers 'financial education' to Tri-State residents
• Two arrested in pawn shop burglary
• Business moving into Whirlpool property identified as Crosspoint Polymer
• County Council approves some funds for Weisheit murder trial
• Stieler family to open new Showplace Cinemas in Princeton, Ind.
• Evansville man with DUI conviction arrested again
• Fifth Third bus offering financial advice in Evansville today, Thursday
• Pence to announce gubernatorial plans on Thursday
• Ohio River has crested, but fall will be slow
• Evansville teen arrested for bringing gun to school
• It's Lloyd Winnecke vs. Rick Davis | POLL
• ANALYSIS: Primary behind him, Davis must now work to unify Democrats
• Lindsey wins 6th Ward Council race on third try
• Battle against floodwaters rages on in Southwestern Indiana
• Weaver tops all at-large City Council candidates
• Incumbent Boonville city councilman defeated in primary
• Patoka Reservoir release threatens flooding in Jasper
• Lloyd Winnecke easily wins GOP primary for Evansville mayor
• Rick Davis wins Evansville Democratic mayoral primary
• Two local men facing federal indictments
• Track primary election results tonight on Courierpress.com
• Idea Home wins national community service award
• Illinois church bus driver cited in sex abuse case
• Voting picked up as weather cleared
• Indiana utility regulators reject delay on Rockport coal plant hearing
• Today's election to set mayoral lineup
• Slaying will boost U.S.: UE professor
• Area students get up-close lesson on bin Laden death
• Pence delays announcement after news of Bin Laden death
• Pence delays announcement after news of Bin Laden death
• High waters nearly close access to Kentucky county
• Plastics company will move into old Whirlpool building
• Floods closing schools and roads in southern Illinois
• UPDATE: Later start times for EVSC off the table, for now
• Floodwaters quickly isolating Union County, Ky.
• Earnings report shows $47.3 million loss for Integra in first quarter
• Imani Advocates announces speaker for environmental justice conference
• Part of Jasper High School gym roof collapses overnight
• Plastics manufacturer to move into part of former Whirlpool plant
• UPDATE: Evansville man sentenced to 13 years in beating of 5-year-old
• Adding to agony: 3.6 inches of rain since Sunday morning in Evansville
• Job Corps security guard critically injured
• U.S. 60, Kentucky 359 both closed leading into Union County
• Continued flooding closes Vanderburgh County roads
• Flash flooding causes school delays, closings
• Around the Tri-State, the rain keeps falling...
• Pew study: 4 of 10 Indiana inmates back in jail within 3 years of release
• Officials still assessing storm damage at Dubois County's League Stadium
• Tuesday primary will be a mostly Democratic affair in Evansville
• Judge Carl Heldt given Gresham Award
• New bishop's ordination will be at Roberts Stadium
• Prosecutor Hermann seeks more funds for Weisheit murder case
• GOP wraps classic session at Indiana General Assembly
• Statehouse saw winners, some losers at end of session
• Candidates in Evansville mayoral race ready for Tuesday milestone
• 'Big flood' leaves reminders of its power in town | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• CJ's bus will help in disaster response in Alabama
• Pigeon Creek flooding took some by surprise
• City, county to begin hammering out final version of merger plan
• Black Barbershop Outreach
• Funk in City celebrates artistic vibrancy
• The kid and the bomb shelter | JOE AARON COLUMN
• Former editor Baumann in Journalism Hall of Fame
• Farmers are wishing for dry weather
• Daniels will make decision on presidency run "within weeks" | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Third-graders celebrate royal wedding with tea and scones
• How schools fared in state's new budget
• General Assembly sends $28 billion budget to Daniels
• Dedication of Borries Memorial Garden is Saturday
• Ohio River crests earlier, lower at Evansville
• Daniels will sign law blocking Planned Parenthood funds
• Evansville Bar Association celebrating 100th anniversary
• Daniels will sign bill that cuts Planned Parenthood funding
• Police: Armed robbers steal cash, alcohol from East Side liquor store | MAP
• With election day near, candidates stick to basic themes
• Indiana lawmakers reach concensus on state budget
• Bank on Evansville helping launch national initiative
• Gang member gets 17-year prison term for distributing meth
• Evansville Bar Association celebrating 100th anniversary
• The view from above | GALLERY, POLL
• Battle against floodwater bringing out scores of volunteers
• Plenty of locals getting familiar with sandbagging
• Waiting for the water to recede
• Indiana GOP lawmakers drop idea of 'Charlie White rule'
• Two injured in one-car wreck on Riverside Drive
• Newburgh declares state of emergency
• Fire investigators called to early morning garage fire
• Staying safe before, during and after the flood
• Evansville, Vanderburgh County declare flood emergency
• Four rescued from floodwaters in Dubois, Spencer counties
• Rain may stop, but flooding woes will continue
• Shutting down the Ohio River unlikely, but rising water affecting barge traffic
• Heavy rains, flooding will affect crops, gardens for months to come
• Indiana's new legislative, congressional maps get final approval
• Trial for Evansville man accused of burglary and attempted rape under way
• Vanderburgh Health Department offering post-flood well testing
• Local weather observers following, posting flooding news to Twitter
• Indiana House passes bill that blocks government funding for Planned Parenthood
• Indiana House OKs voucher, charter schools bills
• UPDATE: Raymond Gray not guilty of most serious charge in Bellemeade Park shooting
• IURC approves smaller rate increase than requested by Vectren
• Drivers, travelers must adapt to flooded roads
• Embattled Indiana elections chief Charlie White seeks delay in case
• 'The water just keeps coming'
• North Gibson schools dismiss early because of rising water
• Flood sandbagging operations, volunteers move to Faith Bible Church
• Flood waters close U.S. 60 near Henderson-Daviess county line
• More storms, rain possible today
• Around the Tri-State, the water's high and still rising | POLL, PHOTOS
• Senior revisits turmoil brought by 1937 flood
• Voucher program nears approval | STATEHOUSE ROUNDUP
• National wrestling weight class shift doesn't hit the mat running
• The jig might be up for Ohio State's Jim Tressel | RANDY BEARD COLUMN
• Red Cross opens shelter at Henderson church
• National Guard assisting with sandbagging in Henderson
• Indiana Immigration bill stalled
• Tossing sandbags is reassertion of citizenship
• Raymond Gray trial should wrap up on Wednesday
• Red Cross ready to help - needs water
• Evansville man found guilty of robbery, resisting police
• 'God against man' on Newburgh riverfront
• Mulzer Crushed Stone says it has distributed 600 tons of sand for barricading
• Evansville diocese welcomes new bishop | VIDEO
• Severe weather risk tonight 'moderate'
• High water closes more local roads
• Louisville, Ky., vicar general named new bishop for Evansville Catholic Diocese
• Weather service: Unconfirmed tornado caused damage in Warrick County
• IURC may soon rule on Vectren rate hike
• Floodwater rising around Evansville | PHOTOS
• Kish says arena project remains on budget
• Evansville CVB announces new director
• Bellemeade Park shooting trial focuses on question of self-defense
• City officials getting levee system, temporary flood walls ready for 'anything'
• Report finds pattern of CVB spending on perks | PDF
• Questions about I-69 stall toll-road bill
• Diocese of Evansville plans 'significant announcement' Tuesday
• Mulzer's offering free sand to those battling flood waters
• It's too late for flood insurance
• Posey County to enforce flooding road closed ordinance
• UPDATE: Red Cross opens shelters for flood victims
• Indiana Senate approves measure tying teacher pay to student performance
• It's a 30-day wait for flood insurance
• Evansville CVB makes offer to Galena, Ill., official for executive director post
• Vanderburgh EMA: 40,000 sandbags given away, volunteers needed
• University Parkway extension to open today
• Flooding prompts state of emergency for Posey County, Ind.
• Police ask for help in search for missing Newburgh girl | MAP
• Backyard BMX | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Planned Parenthood funding; Daniels' future | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Dem mayoral candidates hold differing visions on job creation
• Congregations merge styles, churches on Easter
• Coats taking a lead on a simplied tax bill
• Vanderburgh Humane Society auction set for Saturday
• "Catastrophic flash flooding possible" as an additional 6 to 9 inches of rain expected through Wednesday
• Democrat set to challenge Bucshon in Indiana's 8th Congressional District
• An Easter egg scramble
• Standoff tension back as session nears end | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• E-book 'stacks' grow in Tri-State libraries | PHOTOS
• Cloud computing disruption disables Kenergy outage map
• Library to hostband concert
• Committee to hear storm sewer update
• Homemakers add 'Tea'to awards banquet
• Race route to coverLincoln 'neighborhood'
• Program for faculty examines child cancer survivors
• Spring fest to boost Tecumseh scholarships
• Newburgh Museum Commitee meets Tuesday
• Bequest will provide medical scholarships
• Pastors lay out Easter best
• Monastics steadfast in ritual worship
• Four charged with conspiracy to deal meth
• Days of filling bottles with cheap gas long gone
• Time running out at Statehouse
• Friends, neighbors descend upon Poole to begin cleanup of tornado damage
• Challenge rhetoric may foreshadow rocky road for Democrats
• Topping-off ceremony slated for Mount Vernon, Ill., hospital
• St. Mary's offers free mammograms
• Ferdinand, Ind., slates Chainsaw Fest
• Kentucky State Police will collect old prescription drugs
• Vincennes University slates spring visitation day
• Website offers tips on handling nuisance geese
• YWCA is closing its warm water pool
• Winnecke quietly waiting as Democrats slug it out
• Good Friday service likely Gettelfinger's last as bishop
• Rainy weekend will increase flooding along Ohio River
• Gregg considering run for Indiana governor
• Woman sentenced in child molest case
• Weather will not cancel Nut Club Easter egg hunt
• Indiana legislation would help extend life of nuclear reactors
• Tri-State will have a wet Easter weekend
• Happy Earth Day!
• Permits sought for gas plant in Rockport, Ind.
• Women's Hospital turns 10 years old
• 'Vibrant River' sculpture picked as arena art
• Mount Vernon Class of '76 reunion is April 28
• UE tops in RecycleMania
• USI choirs to present spring concert
• Second phase of University Parkway opens Monday
• Heritage Hospice will host luncheon
• Stormy, rainy pattern returns to Tri-State
• Pop-bottle memories still being redeemed here
• Power restored, Swonder Ice Arena reopens
• Herrin, Ill., man facesbomb case indictment
• Indiana close to launching nation's biggest school voucher program
• Mourdock cautions about the economy as he campaigns for Lugar's seat
• Annhydrous theft draws 7- and 9-year prison sentences
• Whirlpool property cost $2.9 million
• Pickup forfeited in turkey poaching case
• Pollworkers needed for May 3 primary
• Youth of the Year drew project idea from her life
• 6th Ward challenger calls for change | Q&A
• Rainy days ahead for Tri-State as stormy pattern continues
• Kentucky court upholds Owensboro ex-preacher's rape conviction
• Vectren restores power to most customers today, others Friday
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• Police investigating reports of fights, shots fired
• Legislature gives Daniels first education reform bill
• School Board to begin search for new superintendent
• Atlas relocation survey finds businesses optimistic about economy
• Deadline extended to apply to become deputy sheriff
• Escalade reports eighth straight quarter of gains
• Telehealth program helps older residents stay in homes
• Charges reduced against fatal shooting suspect
• Swonder Ice Arena closed because of power outage
• Sexual assault suspect faces additional charges
• Don't miss the chance to see the Indiana Court of Appeals Traveling Oral Arguments at the Evansville campus at 4p.m. tomorrow! The event is free and open to the public! There will be a general Q&A with the three participating judges immediately
• Storm knocked out power across Posey County, including jail | GALLERY
• UPDATE: EVSC Superintendent Vincent Bertram leaving school district | POLL, PDF
• Three vying for 3rd Ward City Council seat | VIDEOS
• Public can offer thought on syngas plant tonight
• Bone Gap, Ill., man jailed on sex assault charges
• Vanderburgh County roads closed due to storm damage
• Darmstadt affirms opposition to city-county consolidation
• UPDATE: Thousands without power following severe weather outbreak | GALLERY
• UPDATE: 'Days' to get all power restored in Southern Illinois
• UPDATE: High winds, heavy rains batter the region, EVSC on 2-hour delay
• Property managers get tips on spotting possible meth cookers
• Bill restores cuts directed at Planned Parenthood
• State senate sends teacher bargaining bill to Daniels
• Supreme Court considers suit over coal-fired power plants
• Man pleads guilty to distributing cocaine for Miami street gange
• City Council Ward 2 candidates stress accessibility
• Man jailed for allegedly beating wife over finances
• Bertram touts EVSC's academic achievements
• Seminar offers businesses tips on entering global market
• Gibson County Toyota plant adding more 'nonproduction days'
• Man pinned, killed by 3,000-pound log in Gibson County, Ind.
• Fire destroys Warrick County, Ind., house
• Tekoppel Elementary School students take part in statewide quake drill
• Lloyd Expressway project tops road work list
• Woman whose apartment exploded found guilty of dealing meth
• Prosecutor: Two arrested, one sentenced in Illinois meth bust
• Severe weather outbreak expected across the region later today, tonight
• Educators cheer state proposal on full-day kindergarten funding
• Rep. Larry Bucshon addresses spending at town hall meeting
• Student appeals to EVSC board not to change school hours
• Guns & Hoses raises $78,500 and counting
• Defense challenges evidence-gathering in meth trial
• Arson cases under investigation
• Two plead guilty in federal drug case
• Shooting suspect pleads guilty after federal indictment
• Scott Elementary teacher named Indiana PTA Teacher of the Year
• Demolition of Executive Inn parking garage begins
• Six GOP candidates seek three at-large Evansville Council seats
• Annual misery begins for allergy sufferers
• Indiana Senate moves to change election rules
• Outdoor activities highlight Exceptional Needs Scouting Field Day in Evansville
• Indiana Conservation Officer arrests two on meth-related charges
• Police cite driver in accident that injured five
• Police: Man arrested for shoplifting slammed through 'human barricade'
• Lloyd Expressway/Indiana 62 work set to begin Monday | MAP
• Parking garage demolition under way | MAP
• UPDATE: Budget clears Indiana Senate committee
• Evansville man dies in fall at Rockport, Ind., power plant
• Democrats in at-large council race a varied pack
• Perry Heights gym bounces nearer to bid phase
• Bill Cook to receive Sachem award | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Guns outbox Hoses, but charity is the biggest winner | PHOTOS
• He won't quit | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• YART sale brought out art, artists and buyers
• Man injured in a shooting late Saturday
• Arena planners say they are confident there is plenty of parking
• Those attacked say dog should be taken into custody
• Residents looking for fair representation in consolidation
• Harrison High football stadium on schedule
• Accident on US 41 causes injuries, delays traffic
• 100 years ago a quartet of buglers woke up Riverside and Washington residents at sunrise
• Job growth at center of outsider Douglas DeGroot's platform
• Coalition builder Lloyd Winnecke aiming for city's top post
• Troy Tornatta willing to stand on political savvy
• Rick Davis rides his nerve into nomination fight
• Four men ready for Evansville primary election
• Planned Parenthood debate not going away any time soon | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• City plans to spend $1.1 million to demolish dilapidated houses
• Improving economy adds pressure on legislators
• Cooler weather didn't stop some from enjoying Tri-Fest | PHOTO GALLERY
• Becker, Tomes don't support Daniels' school vouchers proposal
• Jasper Library Board asks for $6.3 million
• Lightning strike recovery confirms belief in miracles | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• McClure runs Boston Marathon to support orphans in Kenya
• Financial reports put Davis ahead of Tornatta
• Regulators reject Integra capital restoration plan
• Daniels' kindergarten funding plan met with smiles
• Consumers, businesses starting to feel pinch of gas prices
• Berry Plastics hosts 1,700 local students for Earth Day observance
• Spring allergies barge back into Tri-State
• Streets to close for Executive Inn parking garage demolition | MAP
• Record Store Day celebrates independents' can-do spirit
• DEA offering prescription take-back program on April 30
• Spirit Award applications available for third- and fourth-graders
• USI basketball team signs Reitz's Brinkmeyer, junior college shooting guard
• Journal inspired by TV show leads to rape arrest
• All East Gibson classes will dismiss at 1 p.m. due to power outage
• EVSC considering change in high school start times
• UPDATE: Daniels, GOP say they plan to increase education spending
• Home invasion leads to exchange of gunfire
• Tri-State under a slight risk for severe weather
• One injured in early morning apartment fire
• Evansville's Bishop Gettelfinger, students celebrate life changes
• Tax Day Tea Party 5:30 p.m. today in front of Civic Center
• Downtown farmers market to open May 20
• Jury clears Horn of molestation charge
• Cops, firefighters to slug it out for charity
• Artists descend on New Harmony for first blush of spring
• Congress approves budget deal that cuts $38 billion
• Workshop to provide tips on working with volunteers
• Davis says 'no' to Tornatta debate challenge
• Indiana House committee moves to block toll roads
• Evansville-Vanderburgh merger plan may have to start over
• Daniels' school reforms succeeding in Statehouse
• Police arrest three, seize 215 lbs. of pot
• Friday looking wet, stormy in the Tri-State
• Teen formally charged in armed robbery
• Police: Man reportedly grabs girl, wanting sex
• Harrison's Nick Jordan shuts down Knights
• Future for I-69 after Gov. Daniels leaves remains uncertain | POLL
• Vanderburgh GOP officials getting email from Democrat Tornatta
• National strip club chain sues Scores
• Couple pleads guilty to duct-taping children
• Republicans land on Democrat's fundraising list
• Thursday's chool menus feature tacos, pizza and PB&Js
• VU's Jasper Campus to host training course
• Defense attorney wants infant death trial moved out of Posey County, Ind.
• Next Traveling City Hall is April 26 at Glenwood Academy
• Kentucky Wesleyan station will air Easter program
• St. Paul's planning plant, rummage sale
• Annual Red Mass set for April 29
• Evansville man remains jailed on child molestation charges
• Police: Evansville man was drunk in wreck that injured woman
• Seminar to offer businesses advice on international trade
• Evansville mayoral hopefuls' consultants give paid, unpaid advice
• Head coach Kevin Wilson bringing intensity to IU football | ETHRIDGE COLUMN
• Now 10 years old, Treatment Courts celebrate past and future
• High heels were 'the fashion' as men marched against sexual abuse
• Man accused of setting wife on fire
• Executive Inn parking garage to come down Monday
• Indiana Senate OKs plan aimed at expanding charter schools
• Guitar Fest scheduled for Vincennes on April 28
• Project will close Vann/East Riverside intersection
• Alzheimer's Association fundraiser set for Friday
• USI event will address stereotypes
• Bucshon to host town hall meeting on Monday at USI
• Jasper, Ind., Walmart undergoing renovation
• Vincennes University to be recognized by Knox County Chamber of Commerce
• Grayville, Ill., man sentenced to prison in child porn case
• Children's author to sign books in Ferdinand, Ind.
• Traveling Evansville City Hall meeting scheduled in Glenwood
• Bristol-Myers Squibb narrows focus
• UPDATE: McCutchanville firefighter drowns in hot tub
• Warrick County bus service begins operation
• Glenwood teaching plan allows for different needs
• Jalen Packer's college choice still up in the air | ENGELHARDT COLUMN
• North Posey school system adding preschool, full-day kindergarten
• Local Komen chapter awards nearly $500,000 in grants
• Tornatta, Davis battling for post-Weinzapfel party leadership
• National Crime Victims' Rights Week kicks off in Evansville
• Lane restrictions coming to U.S. 41 north of Evansville
• Patchwork Central's annual Pancake Extravaganza coming Saturday
• Coloring, essay contests examine how to beat stress
• Otwell students make paper cranes to help with Japan aid
• Gardening group hosting demonstration day
• Ferdinand, Ind., hosting annual festival this weekend
• Mount Vernon schools conducting kindergarten registration
• Robbery suspect's family, neighbors say teen couldn't have done it
• Man pleads guilty in June 2010 accident that killed Evansville teen
• Indiana lawmakers unveil new draft of legislative maps
• Rain moves kickoff for 'Crime Victims’ Rights Week' to Civic Center
• Rain soaking Tri-State, slight risk for severe weather to southeast
• Barricaded gunman in custody after alleged hostage situation in Henderson
• Howell Wetlands to offer Earth Day activities
• Henderson Community College Board to begin officer selection process
• Kentucky Wesleyan College music students present recital
• German American adds staff
• Participants put in a 'Blitz of Service' on the last day of USI Greek Week
• Maria Guadelupe Diner serves a taste of home | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Boycott participant Phil GiaQuinta is challenging a House ruling
• Comedy bubbles, attitude kicks, drama moves 'Dixie Swim Club'
• Spring heat forces SIC to drop marathon | PHOTOS
• State lab marijuana test errors raise concern
• City, landlords hope registry will ease tensions
• Home for 'Outlaw's Tale' | PHOTO GALLERY
• Preparers, calendar help on income tax paperwork
• Boonville man charged with firing handgun at Gun and Knife Show
• Many farmers will soon be required to submit plan for preventing and handling spills
• Program helps Mexicans continue education while here
• Women's HIV risk, infection rates grow
• An hour later, alleged robber in custody
• Victim Assistance Program event to shed light on rights
• Gun accidently goes off during Tri-State Gun and Knife Show
• Santa statue getting a facelift
• SpringFest blossoms at USI
• Tavern to return to corner
• Fairfield native makes Rams' cheerleading squad
• Clarksville man held in attempted robbery
• Black Violin talks to EVSC students in USI concert
• Mock trial highlight of Law Day
• Toyota announces production suspension days for Gibson County, Ind., plant
• Vanderburgh County restaurant inspections for March 21-25, 2011
• Police apprehend suspect in attempted robbery with BB gun
• Fairfield, Ill., woman named to Rams' cheer squad
• Happy Friday! It's High School Visit Day at Ivy Tech. A big welcome to all the high school students who will be touring campus and learning more about Ivy Tech today!
• Two arrested for allegedly dealing cocaine
• Verizon towers set date with wrecking crew
• Alcoa mine faces opposition
• Hot Evansville to open Missouri Valley season this weekend
• Heisman winner's mom Pam Tebow tells of 'miracle' at Right to Life event
• Local program promotes sexual assault prevention
• Children's museum looks to the future
• Husband, upset over wife's new job, charged with battery
• Shutdown would affect federal workers in Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois
• Obama visiting Indiana Friday to talk energy
• Bucshon gets first Democratic challenger in Warrick party chief Terry White
• Indiana AFL-CIO hosting worker safety meeting in Evansville on Friday
• Mother arrested, accused of driving drunk with children in car
• Arts Notebook: Roger McBain and Micah Schweizer talk about UE and Civic Theatre productions | AUDIO
• Great Lakes Shrine Clown Unit Association convention is Friday and Saturday
• Resource Center at Deaconess Hospital hosting mature driver class
• Three report armed robbery to Evansville police
• EPD: Man confessed to incest, sexual misconduct
• It's a week of events at Ivy Tech! Stop by the Koch Student Center today for Ivy Tech's Career Fair from 10-1, and meet employers from around the tri-state!
• Tension renewed over reopening Squaw Creek Mine
• USI Spring Fest rolls out 15 bands, carnival, food and tricycle race
• Dispute erupts over new Vanderburgh hires
• Residents from newly annexed section of Knight Township will vote in city primary
• Governor closer to getting toll road power
• 7,000 flowers bloom at Pagoda in Downtown Evansville
• Investment expert schedule to speak Thursday at University of Southern Indiana
• Official: Lorraine Pool repairs complete; will open in June
• Indiana DNR seeking volunteers
• United Way honors volunteers during ceremony at The Centre
• New portion of University Parkway set to open this month
• Life on the Ohio River is a family tradition
• UPDATE | Indiana Senate panel votes down proposed smoking ban | POLL
• Evansville's main post office hosting Passport Fair on Saturday
• Police: Man took money for water systems, but never delivered them
• Boil advisory in effect for parts of Lynnville, Ind.
• EPD: Walmart employee accused of stealing $1,500 from cash drawer
• World Hunt brings the top dogs to Warrick County
• Police investigate possible roofing scam
• German American Bancorp named to honor roll
• Stop by the Koch Student Center (first floor commons) today for the annual Ivy Tech HealthSmart Health Fair from 9 a.m.-2:00 p.m. in the Koch Student Center. Learn more about staying healthy, check out the vendor booths, and take advantage of the free se
• Man on motorized wheelchair robbed of $1,500
• Sen. Paul says black lung regulations may prove too costly
• Woman robbed at gunpoint after leaving East Side Walgreens
• Edible Book Festival yields 'food for thought'
• K-9 officers and their dogs sniff out drugs
• In the dough: Evansville business takes fresh approach with donuts, pizzas
• Federal prosecutors announce plans to increase work with local police on violent crime
• UE professor will discuss Civil War in lecture at museum
• Nigerian sentenced for cocaine distribution
• Local company reports theft of nearly $150,000
• New mobile shopping application available through smartphones
• St. Mary's Warrick Hospital to offer balance screenings
• Prosecutors ask judge to withdraw plea deal in Evansville infant abuse case
• East Side Christian Church having annual plant sale to benefit
• To celebrate 200th, New Harmony slates house design contest
• Two arrested, but Warrick deputies still seeking two others in meth case
• Marian Educational Outreach plans Tri-State Idol fund-raiser
• Evansville man wins $125,000 from Hoosier Lottery
• UE trustee, business executive John H. Schroeder dies at 90
• Alhambra Theatre, two other historic projects move forward
• Dutch Korner blaze blamed on smoldering cigarette ashes
• Jobs With Justice rally promotes labor, civil rights
• New logo and new plan for YMCA
• Not much action as early voting kicks off in some local counties
• Church pledges to renovate Kids Kingdom
• 'Appeals on Wheels' brings police search case to USI
• WUEV hosting weeklong fund drive to observe anniversary
• Mattingly-signed baseballs, lunch with Weinzapfel, all set for WNIN auction beginning Tuesday
• Local 7-year-old selling shirts to aid Japan quake, tsunami victims
• Auction, dinner highlight Gibson County church's festival
• VU's Jasper Campus to observe Earth Day with presentations
• Debate and town hall meeting will examine American labor
• Former commerce secretary to speak at Victory on Thursday
• Balloon launch will mark Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Live Chat Tuesday: "Ask Therapist Fran" to focus on love's timeline
• Toyota plant in Princeton, Ind., to halt production this month
• Power outage prompts Pike County schools to dismiss early
• Newburgh native Rosenbaum to appear in new sitcom starting Wednesday
• Judge moves Ryan Shelby's murder trial to Warrick County, Ind.
• Four arrested in weekend meth bust in Southern Illinois, deputies report
• Grandson accused of stealing former sheriff's checks
• Police: Man involved in motorcycle wreck cited for drunken driving
• Unions plan protest rallies in Evansville, across Indiana
• Tornado watch issued for much of Tri-State through 3 p.m.
• One slightly injured in chain reaction crash on Lloyd Expressway
• Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center raises more than $980,000
• Rockport, Ind., dance studio keeps kids on their toes | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Tax preparation tips from the experts
• Tri-State tax preparation pros head into crunch time | POLL
• Mother of NFL QB Tim Tebow headlines Right to Life dinner in Evansville on Thursday
• Evansville man recounts earthquake experience in Japan
• Sometimes, you need answers from 450 miles away | GOOD MORNING
• April meeting schedule announced for Newburgh
• Volunteers needed for June river cleanup
• Abortion bill stirs Indiana Statehouse debate | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Near-record warmth and winds a prelude to Monday storms
• 2011 Evansville, Indiana primary ballot for Democratic Party
• Extensive damage, no injuries after fire on Old State Road
• Dems' hiatus did little to derail GOP agenda
• Autismis focus of expo
• West Side landmark Dutch Korner destroyed in fire
• Tri-Staters flock to annual Home Show
• Cancer patient bids farewell
• Indiana lawmakers on track but now facing deadline pressure
• Electing a mayor: GOP gets more votes from outer precincts than within city limits
• Man sentenced to 14 years in child battery case
• Suspected meth lab leads to two arrests
• Here's why I love this town
• Great Strides Walk set May 22 at Howell Wetlands
• Prepared Childbirth Classes
• Book discussion groups have Evansville, Posey, and Warrick County sites
• Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Nuclear Power
• Three face charges after meth explosion
• President of Islamic Center of Evansville says hearings a reminder of challenges
• Evansville's high-growth zones a boon to GOP
• Vogel's kids get 'Tools for School'
• Easter Seals fundraiser aims for $945,000 goal
• Jasper board is studying library funding options
• Church singers present 'Once Upon a Tree'
• Pfc. Eric Karns to begin airborne training, Special Forces screening
• VCU's Final Four game is a dream come true | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Peschool Fair offers help for parents, caregivers
• 'Appeals on Wheels' making stop at USI
• St. Mary's Joslin Center holding diabetes classes
• Riley Angel Tree spring card party is April 15
• East Side Christian plant sale to benefit Habitat
• Butler alums juggle schedules to watch 'the' game
• Vogel Elementary School pupils receive free backpacks
• Explosion, fire at Evansville home could be meth-related
• Kunkel Group purchases majority of former Whirlpool plant in Evansville
• YWCA will present program on healing herbs
• Court rejects convicted killer Paul McManus' appeal
• Easter Seals telethon set for Sunday
• Notre Dame's Mike Brey selected AP coach of the year
• Bonding agent rebuts claims in Integra breach-of-contract suit
• Evansville man convicted of robbery, murder in Chicago
• Poet is final presenter in RopeWalk series
• Language Bowl puts students' knowledge of French, German, Latin and Spanish to the test | VIDEO
• Sharon Elementary Spring Festival includes games, raffles, clown
• Fort Branch spring carnival will have talent show, tractor pull
• Driver education class offered by Mater Dei
• Unfunded pension liabilities will pain Indiana for decades | BUDGET ISSUES
• Separate city, county vote on merger gains traction
• St. Mary's Feeding Clinic helps youths prepare for Holy Communion
• Former Vanderburgh prosecutor censured, but not charged in drug case
• Police: Convicted felon arrested on explosives charges
• 101st says six killed in ongoing Afghanistan battle
• Purdue to pay Painter $2.3 million annually in new deal
• UPDATE: Democrats skip Indiana House session as leaders talk
• UPDATE: Body found in Ohio River identified as missing boat resident
• Police: Man arrested after telling sheriff's deputy he's a police officer
• Teen charged in fatal crash that killed Evansville man
• Spencer County, AK Steel approach trial on tax deal | PDF
• Karns to begin airborne training, Special Forces screening
• Evansville Aces will face Butler in opener next season at Downtown arena | POLL, VIDEO
• Law enforcement issues dominate consolidation hearing
• Crime down in Front Door Pride neighborhoods | GALLERY
• Seniors group makes stuffed bears to comfort children in trauma | VIDEO
• Lawsuit filed against Larry Aiken estate over 2009 wreck
• Indiana House passes labor bill
• Vanderburgh property tax bills in the mail
• Police: Two held on drug, weapons charges in Southern Illinois
• Extras needed for independent feature shooting Friday
• Knox County Public Library to show classic film
• Mater Dei offering summer driving course
• Warrick authorities arrest two for alleged meth making
• Huntingburg, Ind., street clean-up set for Saturday
• U.S. 41 traffic delay possible on Monday in Gibson County, Ind.
• J.T. Myers Dam main lock chamber to be closed for repair
• USI radio station takes home five awards from state competition
• Two Jasper state troopers recognized
• Water plant worker suspended for incident that led to citywide boil advisory | PDF
• Local men indicted on firearms charges
• Northbound U.S. 41 lane at I-64 to be restricted
• New Hope Church having public Easter egg hunt
• Literacy Coalition plans free 'Leader' luncheon
• Nominations sought for Physician Community Service Award
• Dinner and Culture Night scheduled April 8 at Vincennes University
• Riley Angel Tree shop to open Saturday, April 9
• UPDATE: Area's 'pothole blitz' set to begin next week
• Indiana House is in rush, but at a snail's pace
• Posey County officials consider proposal to move EMS to Blairsville
• Kopatich proposes adding full-day kindergarten in Mount Vernon schools
• Census put US median center in Pike County cornfield
• Executive Inn parking structure to come down April 12
• 'Indiana Companies to Watch' contest extends nomination deadline
• Indiana Senate approves amendment banning gay marriages, civil unions
• Don't forget about the Transfer Fair today from 11-1p.m. in the Koch Student Center (first floor commons). We hope you will stop by and check it out!
• One killed, two injured in Evansville mobile home fire
• Mount Vernon vows all-day kindergarten, if it comes, will stay
• Work starts on Evansville Southeast Side drainage projects
• Democrats return to Indy; both sides claim victory | POLL
• Indiana budget cuts theaten horse racing subsidy
• INDOT seeks public input on transportation plan
• Spencer County offering free electronics recycling
• Local supporters want smoking ban passed with no more exemptions
• St. Philip School plans second wellness fair
• Guard Pvt. Nicholas Waldroup completes combat training
• Veterans for Peace having recruitment drive
• Indiana Citizens Redistricting Committee hosting public meeting
• USI baseball to test winning streak against Evansville
• Body found in Green River possibly identified, authorities awaiting confirmation
• UPDATE: Indiana House Democrats ending Statehouse boycott | POLL
• Evansville Police Department swears in nine new officers
• 2011 Primary election important dates to remember
• USI's Mohamed Ntumba named honorable mention All-American
• Chilly, wet week ahead for Tri-State
• Absent House Dems to announce results of caucus
• Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office opens application period
• School menu
• City-County Week
• Indiana Wildlife Federation workshop teaches wildlife hazard reduction
• Listening session focuses on women's issues
• Library workshop teaches e-reader, eBook use
• Deaconess poison prevention event targets awareness
• Red Bank Library rolls out good times for family night
• The Turning Pointe adds Scripture for the ages | VIDEO
• Owners, neighbors split on value of Bayard Park Home | MAP
• Local impact of school funding proposal | BUDGET ISSUES
• New Harmony vineyard grows Cayuga white and Chambourcin grapes | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Tochigi, Japan still dealing with earthquake aftershocks
• Schools brace for funding shift | BUDGET ISSUES
• Spring Fling to bring cars and more to Highland School
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Indiana Artisan Marketplace debuts at Indy fairground
• Deaths of young women incited safety improvements | HISTORY COLUMN
• Cave in Rock ferry reopens
• Preacher's bike was stolen, not his sense of humor | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• Criminal sentencing overhaul appears a likely casualty | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Public comments sought on Evansville-Vanderburgh merger
• UE baseball won't give in to conditions
• Medicare cut delayed, but doctors fear impact
• State lawmakers wringing budget savings to fill Medicaid gap
• Burdette BMX Park will hold opening day Saturday
• Businesses chip in during annual Share A Suit
• Works reveal native history at Angel Mounds arts market
• Mysteries of magic workshop at John James Audubon Museum
• Koch family plays together; makes harmony
• YMCA awarded $1,000 grant from Build-A-Bear Workshop
• Salon may spark artistic interest
• Mother, daughter to share culinary success
• A big southern Indiana welcome to all the Ivy Tech adjunct faculty members from across the state, over 200!, who will be visiting the Evansville campus for their annual conference today!
• Alleged Marijuana and active methamphetamine lab found in Boonville home
• Midway resident preserves her family's homeplace and history | PHOTOS
• Rep. Bucshon to speak at chamber event
• Chainsaw carvers coming for competition, fest
• Wastewater class returns to Henderson Community College
• State court program offered to teachers
• Fashion show to help Matthew 25
• Riley gift shop open on coming Saturdays
• Magic workshop puts twist on balloons, magic
• Downtown Main Street traffic to be rerouted
• Girl Scouts hold bake sale to cover convention costs
• Workshop targets recordkeeping for business
• Foundation to match gifts to Matthew 25
• Henderson High School students implicated in bullying Web post
• DNA specialist John M. Butler to speak on forensics at USI
• VFW Post 1114 plans buffet, dance featuring Styll Country
• Next round of Jacobsville cleanups likely on hold until at least October
• Bus routes reach Boonville
• Castle archers win state title
• Indiana jobless rate drops to lowest level since 2008
• Active meth lab found in Warrick County
• Police: Stoned Evansville man hit one car, then crashed into light pole
• Kentucky House lawmakers end special legislative session
• Green River body unidentified; autopsy indicates drowning
• Adult ed classes bring extra benefit
• Church hosts organ recital, reception
• EVSC offers design, robots, more at engineering camp
• Holiday World GM out of hospital
• Boating safety course set for April
• County to offer immunization clinic
• Camp Riley is accepting applications for summer campers
• Art Stroll opens galleries, studio Saturday
• Warmth brought early fruit blooms; crops should be safe
• Mater Dei supermileage team featured today on 'GMA'
• Changing demands complicate Statehouse negotiations
• Evansville completes annexation of northern Knight Township
• River camp cleanup begins as Ohio River falls | VIDEO
• School menu
• Youths take tobacco-free stance
• Armey would support Daniels in presidential race | POLL
• Hatchets fans keep sharp edge; Washington's team off to Indy
• Body found in submerged car is missing Loogootee, Ind., woman
• Evansville man tells police someone tried to set his Mercedes on fire
• Holiday World general manager released from hospital
• Unidentified body pulled from Green River | MAP
• Judge turns down Willie C. Steverson bond request in assault case
• Corrie L. Miles appears in court in shooting case
• Pair charged in separate molest cases
• Teen faces child porn charges
• State smoking ban hearing focuses on exemptions
• Red Cross calls on Tri-State to remember region's needs
• Winter sending a reminder to Tri-State
• Evansville Astronomical Society offers stargazing
• Revolution Ink donating to 3-day Komen walk
• St. Mary's Mobile Dental Care for Kids given $20,000 boost
• St. Mary's participating in national food drive
• North High graduate Jeffrey Atherton to attend Navy 'A' School
• Autism Society of Indiana holding first expo April 2
• USI annual 'Walk a Mile' event scheduled April 12
• Vanderburgh County paving request deadline extended until Tuesday
• Davis unleashes TV ad that targets his own party
• Body recovered from Green River
• Tornado watch in effect until 8 p.m. tonight for much of Kentucky
• Police: Woman arrested for allegedly taking $22,000 from Huntingburg firm
• Amendment banning gay marriage in Indiana advances to full Senate
• Duke Energy CEO's total pay valued at $8.8M
• UPDATE: Missing woman's car pulled from White River with body inside
• Center gives divorced parents a safe place to visit children
• Holy Rosary declares April 2 'Faith Day'
• Ventriloquist to perform at Kentucky Wesleyan
• Michael Broadway hasn't found riches in baseball yet | GOOD MORNING
• Sensor failed to send alert of twin bridge hit
• Spottsville Bridge crews finish early
• 'Desperately alarmed' Gov. Mitch Daniels inspired to write book
• Evansville native, Japan citizen adjusting in earthquake aftermath
• Poet Angie Estes coming to Kentucky Wesleyan
• 'Meet Your Legisltaors' airing Saturday
• Hasnon Village Arts and Music Festival approaching
• 'Peeps Show' coming to Newburgh's Preservation Hall
• Returning Aces strong at the core | RANDY BEARD COLUMN | POLL
• Lakeview Optimists win national tournament
• USI instructor explains relevance of AT&T purchase
• Barge strike on Twin Bridges not strong enough to trigger alert
• Indiana House Democrats' boycott reaches 30-day mark
• Two arrested after meth lab bust at Evansville engine repair shop
• Financial software firm to open tech center in Evansville, employ 500 | UPDATE
• Man died of heart attack in Indiana 57 crash
• Evansville city pools hiring lifeguards who can work through Labor Day
• Weekend search for missing Loogootee woman unsuccessful
• First female to be promoted to lieutenant in 193-year history of Sheriff's Office
• Verizon tower delays Executive Inn hotel garage demolition
• Boise State eliminates Evansville at CBI | GALLERY
• Indiana GOP takes first steps minus Democrats
• Companies show interest in obtaining arena naming rights | POLL
• Mike Pence so 'right' at GOP Lincoln Day Dinner
• Pageant hopeful seeks volunteer opportunities
• Award-winning potter Pahponee giving free lecture at Central Library
• Positive thoughts can lead to positive outcomes | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Property Owners & Managers Assoc. seminar covers insurance
• Boonville Warrick Library book sale begins Friday
• Warrick Museum serving fundraiser meal to cover lighting project
• 'Women and depression' is topic at Heart Hospital event
• Paper: Tennessee fires basketball coach Bruce Pearl
• Weekend search for missing Loogootee, Ind., woman unsuccessful
• First female lieutenant honored at Vanderburgh Sheriff's Office award ceremony
• Ohio River expected to drop below flood stage at Evansville today
• Illinois woman killed in one-vehicle crash on Audubon Parkway
• Police release surveillance video from robbery | VIDEO
• Spill on U.S. 41 creates driving hazard south of twin bridges
• Hey 2011 Graduates! Don't forget to stop by the bookstore this week for "Pop into Commencement" and purchase your cap and gown! If you haven't filled out your graduation app yet, you can do so online at
• Chandler, Ind., home destroyed in weekend blaze
• Warrick County School board to meet
• Burgers up! | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Friends to sell art, technology at Alexandrian
• Redistricting input sought from voters | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Shimkus to attend Ag Board meeting
• Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office renders honors at The Centre today
• Exhibit requires Posey County photos
• Evansville Jazz Society Concert series offers Nashville trio
• Village Arts & Music Festival set for Saturday
• Evansville Civic Theatre News - Mar 18, 2011
• U.S. Sen. Dan Coats seeks bipartisan efforts on entltlement reform | READ THE LETTER
• Opting out lends House Minority Leader Patrick Bauer his leverage
• Patriot Guard 'Riders' takes to the screen | VIDEO
• Interactive food culture program explores Hoosier culinary traditions
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• Electrical transmission line repaired; power restored to 5,000 people and Lloyd traffic signals
• Farmer glued to chores; not TV
• University of Southern Indiana's Art Education Department offers creative workshops to children
• Weaver, Fluty take different courses on Vanderburgh County reassessment
• Tri-State native will welcome UE to Boise
• City, county leaders start discussion of consolidation plan
• Classic Car Show features nostalgic autos
• Preschool education struggles as Indiana wrestles with budget | PHOTOS
• Audubon State Park wilderness program offers survival training for kids
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• Habitat for Humanity competition asks architects, designers to 'IMAGINE'
• 'Meet Your Legislators' event gets a little testy
• Mark Wynn to speak on domestic violence issues
• AARP driver safety program offers age-related tips
• New DNR policy protects Indiana forests from firewood pests and pathogens
• Red Cross training to honor Tucson shooting victims
• Classical actors present Shakespearean plays
• Scam targets donors to relief efforts in Japan
• Alhambra exterior renovation to begin in late spring
• Silver Alert continues for missing woman
• Police ask for help to identify robbers | VIDEO
• Labor Day visit planned for 'Wall that Heals' memorial
• Wabash River likely to remain far from Grayville's shore
• Kentucky man missing from river: Nineteen of his dogs taken to shelter
• Twin Bridges reopen after barge strike
• Search the updated arrest warrant database
• Evansville man indicted in child pornography case makes federal court appearance
• Save the Date! The Indiana Appellate Court Oral Argument will take place on Thursday, April 21 at 4 pm in Room 344 (Evansville Campus). The case scheduled pertains to the extent of the "parental privilege defense" that is available to teachers
• If you are a Phi Theta Kappa member who is graduating this May 6, 2011, please contact Dan Dickman as soon as possible- email him at ddickman@ivytech.edu. Make sure you have your name included in the Commencement Program with the proper PTK distinction!
• Congratulations to Ivy Tech's very own Chris Kiefer for his Individual Leadership Award in Education! Chris is the Program Chair for Criminal Justice and Public Safety. Way to go Chris!
• White County, Ill., inmate dies in jail
• 'Silver Alert' continues for missing Loogootee, Ind., woman
• Three stabbed outside Illinois VFW, suspect arrested
• Most web hits wins $5,000 school grant
• Dinner theater fundraiser features local, Chicago performers
• Riecken to return to Indiana Saturday
• One lane restriction on Shawneetown bridge
• VU announces dental assistant licensure course in Jasper
• Tombstone, Wyatt Earp memories corralled
• Evansville Dance Theatre bows out
• Diversity marks Leadership Evansville honors
• USI SpringFest brings in headliners Jason Derulo, Chris Cagle
• Ex-Local 808 members invited to lunch meeting
• UE studio theater drama 'Emma' on stage today
• Indiana House GOP moving on without Democrats
• Task force cracks Atlanta-Kentucky drug ring
• Central, St. Joseph win Clean Team grants
• Sen. Lugar advises White House to enlist Congress before attacking in Libya
• UPDATE: Suspect arrested in Evansville shooting
• Evansville Business Hall of Fame inducts new members
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!
• Easter Seals 'Cool Car, Cold Cash' Contest winner announced
• McLeansboro, Ill., man gets four years for dealing psychedelic mushrooms
• Joshua Fairley sentenced to 50 years in prison for teen's murder
• Countywide crackdown on drunken driving scheduled for tonight
• Bruce Pearl's job at Tennessee in jeopardy
• Sunny 73 will make it feel like spring break
• Executive Inn parking garage demolition delayed
• Evansville police holding 36th Citizens academy
• Re-enactment to mark Uniontown Ky., bicentennial celebration
• Officials assess floodwaters of Pigeon Creek
• Chris Cagle, Jason Derulo to play USI's SpringFest
• Medical bills didn't always cost arm and a leg | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Firefighter of the Year Capt. Mike Larson cites 'support'
• Ind. House Speaker Brian Bosma plans against futures walkouts
• VU Ensemble to perform at Ball State University
• Vanderburgh County property taxes can be viewed, pain online
• Residents receive honors after responding to accident
• Homeless Connect Day helps more than 400 homeless
• Marion, Ill. VA clinic cited for poor care
• Boil advisory lifted
• Twelve escape, but dog dies in Princeton, Ind., fire | VIDEO
• Kentucky House votes to raise minimum dropout age to 18
• Panel nixes transportation aid for Indiana charter schools
• West Side police chase ends in arrest
• Troopers Deig and Dyer begin field training
• Evansville residents make do in face of boil advisory | PDFs
• Integra facing another major deadline
• Integra facing critical need for capital
• 'Catching With Capin' wins Kyle Capin the 2011 Jefferson Award
• Bashar Hamami looks to restore Evansville's old post office
• All the rain pushing Ohio 2 feet above flood stage
• Warrick County Solid Waste Management District meeting Thurday
• Crossword creator fills in the blanks of my day | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• INDOT marks opening of new U.S. 231 corridor
• Annual Kiwanis Firefighter of the Year breakfast is today
• Children's and workers' rights focus of 'Freedom Rally'
• Civil War roundtable meeting Thursday, 7 p.m.
• Seminar to cover boating in lakes, rivers and locks
• Lincoln Avenue shooting suspect arrested
• Proposed Jasper library estimated at $7.7 million
• Vanderburgh County 2011 property tax bills can be viewed, paid online
• Indiana Senate backs ban on texting, phone calls by drivers
• Second screen added for 'Patriot Guard Riders' film | VIDEO
• VenuWorks names Scott Schoenike executive director for Downtown arena | UPDATE
• 11 a.m. chat with "Therapist Fran" on talking to kids about difficult issues
• Patchwork Central pancake extravaganza
• Holly's House fun fair features free activities for children
• Dine out with Easter Seals
• Evansville Audubon Society and Southwest Indiana Master Naturalists host Birding fest
• Cool Car Cold Cash drawing set for St. Patrick's Day
• Mater Dei dance for Riley Hospital for Children more than doubles original fundraising goal
• Indiana Statehouse standoff hinges on labor-related bill
• Evansville City Council allocates $99,000 for Parks Dept.
• Pigeon Greenway blocked by high water
• Evansville Police Department's first lesson in diversity is need for 'cultural competency'
• Evansville-Vanderburgh Merger faces tough process | READ THE PLAN
• Boil Advisory in effect for Evansville Water System
• RAINY DAY POLL! If you could be any character in fiction, who would you be and why?
• How Evansville, Indiana can help Japan
• High water closes more roads, portions of Pigeon Creek Greenway
• Campaigning for offices in Evansville, Indiana has started
• Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White names new top deputy
• Academic department shifts will build collaboration, USI officials say
• Evansville native's passion for nature and a love of movies sparks invention
• UPDATE: Police investigate morning shooting in Evansville
• Blue Bridge to downtown Owensboro closed; traffic rerouted
• Triathlons offer a variety of distances for runners, cyclists and swimmers
• St. John's in Daylight hosts Spring Chicken and Ham Dinner; country store
• Evansville Retired Teachers' Association awards eight scholarships
• Ohio River rises, but Dogtown widow keeps upbeat outlook | PHOTOS
• Daviess County, Ind., flood crisis ending, official says
• Illinois Iraq veteran's death likely suicide
• School menu
• State's options dwindle after June 30 budget deadline
• Freelandville, Ind., youngster with mitochondrial disease helps lead Muscle Walk in Evansville
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• Homeless Connect outreach event set Wednesday at The Centre
• Ky. shop owner makes, sells minitrucks | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Indiana Sec. of State Charlie White speaks out after indictment | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Commuters to Indiana urged to find detours as Owensboro, Ky., Blue Bridge closed
• Interactive food culture program explores Hoosier culinary traditions
• Two streets will be closed Monday due to water line maintenance
• Temporary fix allows traffic over Ohio to downtown Owensboro on Blue Bridge resumes this weekend
• Museum plans bus trip to Underground Railroad
• Ill. man convicted on drug-related charges receives jail sentence
• Evansville family pushes for Medal of Honor for late WWII hero
• St. Mary's hosts safe kids car seat clinic
• American Red Cross Bloodmobile schedule
• Area school boards meetings scheduled this week
• Executive Inn garage set for demolition, making way for Hyatt hotel
• Tri-State tournament teaches youth how to become chess masters
• Evansville's Historic Preservation Commission to conduct meeting 5:30 a.m. Wednesday
• Sportsmen's Club Spring spot shoots begin today
• 'License plate barn' tags Midway, Ind.
• Republicans can find ways to move forward | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Cuban unrest continues; Castro blames store fires on CIA | TIME TO REMEMBER
• Tailpipe quake story gladly won't get passed on | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• Death penalty sought in Ill. first-degree murder case
• Historic Preservation Commission to meet Wednesday
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Professionals honored for community service
• River may crest Sunday
• Parents of Warrick first-graders asked to call office
• Boonville students participate in Latin convention
• University of Evansville panel to discuss Buddhist faith
• VU opens campuses for Homeland Security Community Academy
• Church collecting used baseball gear for kids
• Lively celtic tunes perk up St. Patrick's Day celebration at EVPL
• Parish center to host Jasper home expo
• GOP eyeing 'informal' moves to salvage session
• Using social networking a Four Seasons seminar in Ferdinand
• Dine out Tuesday to help Easter Seals
• Overseas connections leave some shaken in Tri-State
• Evansville Dance Theatre meeting sets stage for future of dance
• Grandparents, grandchildren bond at carnival day
• Daviess County, Ind., homes threatened by weakening levee
• United Way of Southwestern Indiana receives its largest donation ever
• Auto trim company to nearly double workforce in Leitchfield, Ky.
• Ohio to crest and stay high, but no heavy rain in forecast
• Police investigate morning stabbing at North Side motel | MAP
• Deaconess Downtown site of stop smoking class
• Joshua Academy to host talent show today at Glenwood Leadership Academy
• Mater Dei and Memorial host Big Bingo and Auction at Centre Sunday
• Diabetic to share first-hand experience
• Rare South African flower helps Zoo set attendance record
• Basic gardening workshop at 4-H Fairgrounds in Boonville open to public
• IDNR iPhone app links users to state park info
• Compassionate Friends March meeting
• Holly Schlaac, author of "Invisible Kids, Marcus Fiesel's Legacy," to speak
• New North Side Optimists Club accepting members
• Redevelopment Commission meetings set for March 17
• Man surrenders following standoff
• Preliminary enrollment for Warrick County kindergarden set
• Sunshine returns, Ohio above flood stage
• Sleepy or not, area residents prepare to spring forward
• Police offer 'Action Steps' to minority community
• Students strut their stuff at the Tri-State Science and Engineering Fair
• School menu
• Evansville man sentenced for pharmacy thefts
• Cancer put life on a different path for Clare Scheller
• Evansville Dance Theatre meeting to help determine ballet school's future
• Man sentenced for conspiring to steal $500,000 in Mead Johnson products
• Evansville Otters, Habitat of Evansville among Small Business Award winners
• Two arrested following meth lab garage explosion
• Police seize $35,000 in drugs, arrest two in Vincennes drug raid
• Illinois fire marshall to investigate Mount Carmel blaze
• Posey County, Ind., seminar teaching environmentally-friendly cleaning projects
• Evansville-Vanderburgh County consolidation meeting set for Monday
• Business seminar focusing on social networking
• Trivia Pursuit contest scheduled at Saint Meinrad Archabbey on April 1
• Evansville Police to host customer service forum Thursday
• Tri-State Ford collectors meeting on Tuesday
• Trooper retiring today after 31 years of service
• Lincoln Clark Douglass Alumni Reunion sets reunion for Aug. 12
• Sens. Dan Coats, Richard Lugar wary of hike in gas prices | LOCAL GAS PRICES
• For some, Lent is a time to give something up, draw closer to God
• Man gets one year for attempted sexual misconduct with a minor
• Former Lodge principal Patricia Edwards pleads guilty again
• Multiple arrests made in Warrick County
• Indiana legislators report small, positive steps
• Evansville Mayor Weinzapfel reads to special needs kids
• Rivers are high and rainfall amounts double last winter's
• Illinois governor abolishes death penalty, commutes sentences
• Former Southern Illinois teacher gets 15 years in sex abuse case
• John Miley's classic sports archive to live in perpetuity
• Another extension on federal budget is likely
• Fire Department retirees honored
• USI lecturer's topic to be 'Feast of San Pacho'
• Southwestern Indiana Historical Society meeting planned Tuesday
• Science and engineering fair Thursday at USI
• Evansville, Southern Indiana schools achieve Four Star status
• Natchez Trace Parkway among dwindling breed | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Children's choir's sixth music fest set Saturday
• Sobriety checkpoint planned for Warrick County this weekend
• Weatherization program helps optimize Glenwood homes
• Parks Department offers lifeguard training classes
• More rain today; forecast calling for nice weekend
• Bowling Green Civil War group sets first meeting
• Rex Mundi class of '71 having all-school reunion
• Fire guts former CAC Building in Mount Carmel
• Union supporters stage mock funeral for middle class at Indiana Statehouse
• Evansville Fire Department recognizes retirees, others
• Legence Bank to sponsor free teleconference on leadership
• Casino Aztar's attendance was flat last month; competitors saw declines
• Mayor Weinzapfel delivers his last state of city address | TEXT, VIDEO
• Evansville man wanted on molestation charges commits suicide
• State's Four Star Schools list includes several local winners
• Have a great spring break! Relax and enjoy the week!
• Police: Man arrested for drunken driving had 0.30 BAC
• Woman tells police she was stabbed over Hoosier Works Card
• Police: Traffic stop nets more than 12 ounces of marijuana
• Traffic stop leads to drunk driving arrest
• Search the arrest warrant database
• 'The Godfather' quiz: An offer you can't refuse | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• YOUNG VOICES: What you invent to help the world?
• Property tax extension applications go online
• Deaconess' MyChart gives patients instant access to records, tests
• High water has lock and dam operators keeping ary watch on the river
• Rural post offices may face possibility of closure
• Warrick schools to offer full-day kindergarten starting this fall
• Police say Kid Rock concert-goer injured himself
• Boil order issued for part of Lynnville, Ind.
• Weekend sobriety checkpoint set for Warrick County
• Two-vehicle crash in Gibson County, Ind., injures five people
• Vanderburgh County assessor allowing extensions to June 14 for business equipment returns
• UPDATE: Holiday World general manager injured in morning wreck
• Evansville police seeking local tavern owner in child molestation case
• Police arrest woman for drunken driving in grocery store parking lot
• Henderson man jailed for alleged marijuana trafficking
• Two big commencement events are coming up- Mar 21-25 will be Pop Into Commencement at the Ivy Tech Bookstore. You'll be able to purchase your regalia and check your records. March 31 is the due date for Spring & Summer 2011 Application for Gradu
• Summer and Fall 2011 Enrollment opens on March 15. Avoid closed classes and enroll as early as you can- make an appointment to see your advisor now!
• Did you know if you are an acitive duty or veteran student, you may be eligible for the Pat Tillman Scholarship? If you would like more information, please visit
• We will host a drug and alcohol presentation here on Tue. Mar 8, 2-3 pm and again on Wed, Apr 4, 1:30-2:30 pm. Patrick Rhoades, LCSW, Mulberry Center, Inc. will be answering questions during this interactive presentation! Both sessions will be held in th
• Indiana recognizes Newburgh, seven other communities for water protection
• Citizens' commission to discuss redistricting
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• Community yard sale planned for May
• Family partnership plans monthly meeting
• Science and engineering fair set for USI campus
• CJ's Bus gets boost from community party
• Online school WGU Indiana seeks its own niche
• GOP, senators digging in for coal | POLL, VIDEO
• Sen. Richard Lugar starting race; GOP officeholders step to sidelines
• School Menu
• Evansville city candidates open season with closed forum
• Memorial girls bring championship home | PHOTOS
• Oakland City, Ind., man cleans up after a recent tornado | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Sen. Richard Lugar, Richard Mourdock rhetoric heats up | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Levee break prompts flash flood warning in Daviess County, Ind.
• Tri-State kids participate in Doctors Day
• Ohio River still rising; no flooding reported
• Bowling Green Civil War Round Table sets first meeting
• Rex Mundi invites alumss to reunion
• USI administrator Matthew Gregory takes ASCA honor
• Church music offferings include organ recital, Ill. choir
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Ministry seeks volunteers ready to make IMPACT
• Castle student is Tri-State Spelling Bee champ | PHOTO GALLERY
• Illinois vintner Larry Hortin awaiting outcome of wet/dry vote
• Session clock ticking at Indiana Statehouse
• Church stalled by INDOT's Lloyd interchange project
• Recycling Week
• Coming guidelines for new doctors will slash the longest shifts | PHOTOS
• Tax program offered at survivors' luncheon
• Charges added in slashing of Posey deputy
• Indy protests run 'one day' longer, stronger
• Katie Stam speaks of hope, dreams
• Patriot Guard documentary being screened at Showplace
• DEA cutoff causes state meth lab disposal funds to run out
• Ind. Sen. Richard Lugar advising caution on Libya
• Warrick Chamber hosting legislative update
• Retired federal employees meeting set Wednesday
• River Cities club having fifth Spring Coin Show
• YWCA 'Personally' series will feature designer Kip Farmer
• Martez O. Johnson completes AF basic training
• United Caring Shelters having barbecue sale
• Veterans for Peace host showing of DVD 'Why We Fight' at Central Library
• VFW Ladies Auxiliary having Cancer Card Party
• Warrick's Helping Hands having benefit dinner
• Melissa B. Jarrett of Henderson completes Army training
• Patoka Valley guild presenting 20th annual Quilters' Day
• Three Evansville residents indicted on child porn charges
• Evansville airport hopes to spark airlines' interest at conference
• Weather, rising river shut down Wabash River search
• Police: Man dies after jumping out of moving truck in Spencer County, Ind.
• Weekend Planner: March Madness, Mardi Gras and maple syrup
• Acting on complaint, police make drug arrests
• Don't forget to stop by Ivy Tech this Saturday, March 5, for the Public Education Foundation's Technology Showcase! The event is free and open to the public. Demonstrations begin at 10 a.m. See all kinds of cool technology being used in educati
• Forecast of heavy rain keeps flash flood watch in effect
• Library Mardi Gras event to feature Creole music
• Sobriety checkpoint planned in Orange County
• Lincoln historical farm resuming daily operations
• Suspected meth lab found in Illinois home
• Evansville Astronomical Society offering free star watch
• West Side Christian Church hosting chicken-dumpling dinner
• Miss Vincennes University pageant scheduled March 19
• Brad Ellsworth to receive honorary USI degree
• The future on display at Ivy Tech school fair | PHOTOS
• Vectren says its error affected some customers' gas bills
• Child abuse suspect Kemmerer pleads guilty
• 'Silver alert' issued for missing Loogootee, Ind., woman
• Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White indicted on 7 counts
• Crews searching Wabash River after report of possible drowning
• Indiana House speaker set to fine boycotters | AUDIO
• Sunny today, but heavy rain possible Friday and Saturday
• Al Lindsey revs up third challlenge to City Councilman B.J. Watts
• Very small step forward to end Statehouse stalemate
• Westboro decision rankles local mom Peggy Jo Hammond | Poll
• No one injured in South Side fire
• Doctors' Day offers healthy look at medicine
• Stringtown students learn the magic, 'weird'-ness of reading | VIDEO
• Free weather spotter training today at 6 p.m.
• Newburgh Utility Board meeting set 5:30 p.m. Wednesday
• Tecumseh band boosters plan card party March 11
• Charles Miller found guilty of bank robbery, could face 75 years
• Famed Catawba Singers to perform at cathedral
• 'Stages of New York' on tap at Mater Dei
• Songwriter Andrea Wirth featured in library program
• New UE business dean has Evansville roots
• Evansville mayoral candidate Johnson says he will exit the race
• Miller found guilty of robbing three area banks
• Dubois County revamps storm siren plan
• Preliminary meth charges dropped against three in Harlan Ave. arrest
• Misdemeanor charges replace felony charges for two women
• Evansville couple charged for allegedly taping their children to chairs
• Kid Rock concert-goer tells police security guards beat him
• Mother, three young children escape morning fire on North Side | MAP
• GOP move on school vouchers could thaw Statehouse boycott
• Detective says bank robberies had similar traits
• U.S. House deal averts federal shutdown for two weeks | POLL
• USI to unveil University Center
• 'Ask Fran' chat to feature coroner, Deaconess exec | VIDEO
• Sixth-grade instrumental music to continue at North, Superintendent Bertram says
• Area's rivers creep higher, waters swallow low-lying roads
• Classic Ford collectors invited to meet March 15
• 'Destination: Discover' kids camp March 21-25
• Evansville-Vanderburgh consolidation public meetings set for March 14 and 30
• Evansville-based Escalade expands its network of Woodplay playset dealers
• Two-alarm fire damages Newburgh apartment building | MAP
• House Democratic leadership decline Bosma's offer to talk
• Police investigate body found near Pennyrile Parkway in Hopkinsville
• Police: Man arrested for attacking another man with lumber
• Sunshine, high water open March
• Robbery loot allegedly headed from bank to checking account
• Mayor calls housing projects 'step forward'
• Bosma: No deals off floor of Indiana House
• New Tech Institute players offer mystery dinner, auction
• St. Mary's Medical Center's Auxiliary sponsors sale for scholarship fund
• Easter Seals 'Cool Car' stalls; raffle may be extended
• City Council tables resolution to shift funds
• Selvin fire chief shows his passion for the profession
• Warrick County Community Corrections Advisory Board to meet March 8
• Welborn Foundation opens grant cycle
• Author Jane Yolen appears at Central Library Young Author event
• Harrison College offers help with aid form
• Willard Library turns to visitors bureau to help fund expansion
• Road work to close I-64 traffic lanes
• Evansville Rescue Mission ready to train volunteers
• School menu
• EVSC officials say budget is stable, despite state cuts
• Evansville-based Escalade saw improved sales, earnings in 2010
• Prosecutor: Charges coming Wednesday in taped-children case
• New CVB board working to move past previous issues | READ SETTLEMENT
• Evansville police ask for help in finding missing man
• It may be raining outside....but its always sunny at Ivy Tech! Don't forget to stop by this Saturday, March 5, for the Public Education Foundation's Technology Showcase! The event is free and open to the public. Demonstrations begin at 10 a.m.
• High winds damage Illinois church, street flooding and power outages reported
• UPDATE: Weather bureau suspects two overnight tornadoes caused damage north of Evansville
• Indiana teachers say reforms an attack on unions
• 'The Underground - A Curiosity Shop' | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• The new North High School takes shape | PHOTO GALLERY
• Vanderburgh County sings the budget blues
• Indiana Senate will work; House may stay quiet | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Images fade to black, but the melodies endure | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• AIDS Resource Group gets full-figured support from 'Mardi Bras' fundraiser | GALLERY, VIDEO
• Matthew 25 AIDS Services to hold 'Runway Red' fashion show March 26
• Power Squadron offers safe boating course
• Vanderburgh 4-H club receives $2,500 gift
• Landlord training seminar March 9
• Harrison student Marvel named legislative page
• Free weather spotter class Thursday
• Kiwanis event to focus on disability awareness
• Webster County, Ky. standoff ends with death of suspect
• Protecting your identity
• Playing for the love of the game
• 'Attacks' spurred exodus, explains House Minority Leader Patrick Bauer
• Democrats' walkout not a new tactic in Hoosier politics | LAWMAKERS
• Little Sturgis will still carry on
• Free mammograms offered by appointment
• VFW rolls out Mardi Gras buffet, dance
• Day camp to introduce sights of city
• Pruning workshop bears its benefits
• U.S. 231, Indiana 62 intersection treacherous, residents agree
• Fans give last cheer at Roberts Stadium | PHOTOS | VIDEO
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Success crowns Howard Roosa book drive
• Recycling Week
• Mom, dad accused of taping children to chairs for hours
• Cheryl Musgrave takes on role for work force
• Flood warning issued for area
• Southern Illinois couples in New Zealand quake
• Executive Inn demolition expected to begin in March
• Brushes with presidents reflect less-secure time | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Tri-State Corvette Club having adults-only dance
• Humorist Grizzard here night scoreboard fell | ROBERTS STADIUM MOMENT
• Pvt. Wesley Hill finishes advanced artillery course
• How does 'man on the street' cope with rising gas prices?
• Gas Price Alerts to help consumers save at the pump
• Evansville woman mauled during morning pit bull attack | MAP
• Operation Pull Over nets three meth-related arrests
• Record rain brings river flooding; several Amish children drown
• Gov. Daniels signs unemployment bill into law
• 'Right-to-work' dead: GOP leaders
• North Gibson hires Barr-Reeve's Harmon
• Sturgis biker rally set to roar once again July 14-17
• School Menu
• Courier & Press to expand stock listings
• Illinois State Police plan safety checks
• Roberts Stadium traffic 'crazies' topped 1979 story
• State crackdown next week targets impaired drivers
• UE concert fundraiser to help get students to Carnegie Hall
• Zoning board cancels Monday meeting
• Chemical spill possible cause of Carver Childcare Center closing
• Glenwood celebrates black history with program, fundraiser dinner
• Board seeks cost of new library
• Redevelopment authority sets meeting
• Election Board says felony makes Evansville council candidate ineligible
• Roberts Stadium task force needed, says Evansville mayor candidate Winnecke
• North Gibson hires Barr-Reeve's Harmon as superintendent
• Police: Man arrested for impersonating federal agent to see ex-girlfriend
• Heavy rainfall tonight; severe chances highest to the south
• UPDATE: Indiana House standoff may drag into next week
• Kentucky using playing cards to help solve cold cases
• Ivy Tech funding to be based on school's performance
• Meeting on Evansville-Vanderburgh County land use plan draws few questions
• Illinois police probing alleged murder-suicide
• Evansville Police officer Aaron Fair receives gold merit
• Knight Township debt forgiven by fire department
• Presidential candidate Carter held rally | ROBERTS STADIUM MOMENT
• 'EATS' is all the guide you need for fine dining | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Vanderburgh asks for patience on new U.S. 41 METS bus route
• Statehouse standoff continues
• Mourdock's Senate campaign kickoff tour stops in Evansville | VIDEO
• Crumbling bricks force street closure in Boonville | PHOTOS
• Evansville man gets 40 years in death of 4-month-old daughter
• Chamber of commerce plans forum on health care reform
• Don't forget about the VEX Robotics Challenge at Ivy Tech this Saturday! Round 1 begins at 9:30 a.m. The event is free and open to the public! If you like robots, stop by and check it out!
• PEF Technology Showcase at Ivy Tech on Saturday, March 5th from 10 am to 1 pm. The event is free and open to the public.
• Live chat "Ask Therapist Fran" to focus on how to stop a bully
• Vincennes, Ind., bomb scare ends with meth arrest
• Don't forget about the VEX Robotics Challenge at Ivy Tech this Saturday! Round 1 begins at 9:30 a.m. The event is free and open to the public! If you like robots, stop by and check it out!
• Accident on Indiana 65 injures two, highway remains blocked | MAP
• Heavy rains could impact area rivers
• Board to agree on size of proposed Jasper library today
• Victim's court testimony leads to two sexual assault arrests
• Owner of Elberfeld, Ind., old flour mill eyes building restaurant, reopening plant
• Vanderburgh County Election Board to review Fred Cook's office eligibility | PDF
• State Treasurer Richard Mourdock fires first official salvo at Lugar
• Semistate basketball action rocked stadium | STADIUM MOMENT
• Plan Commission taking input for land use plan
• USI offers two times, two days to see 'Vagina Monologues'
• Stories from a few 'higher-ups' very uplifting | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Vanderburgh County bans smoking in all bars, restaurants
• Ivy Tech Community College has announced the School of Business Speaker Series, and Ira Boots, former CEO of Berry Plastics will present "Success in a Global Economy" on Wednesday, March 16 at 6 pm in the Vectren Auditorium. Mark your calendars
• If you like jewelry, try enrolling in the next jewelry class- Interchangeable Beaded/Chain Necklace, March 3, 6-9 pm. I took a ring class that was so much fun - now my friends are getting some great gifts! Register by calling (812) 429-9810, or online by
• Statehouse fight is one Daniels didn't want
• Kentucky lawmakers call for constitutional convention
• UPDATE: Kentucky auditor says more than $81,000 unaccounted for in city of Corydon finances; report turned over to attorney general
• UPDATE: U.S. 60 traffic moving slowly through Corydon, Ky., after house fire
• Indiana House Democrats flee Statehouse
• Suspected meth lab seized behind residence in Henderson County
• Evansville woman injured in accident in Wayne County, Ill.
• Evansville police probe overnight carjacking
• State builders group red-flags EVSC 'sale and buyback' deal
• State GOP's right-to-work bill has union influence under fire | POLL
• Both sides in 'right to work' debate wave economic flag
• Rep. Ed Whitfield pushing to chop EPA rules
• Boeke Road Church group gives big cheer for Aces
• State's audit of Corydon, Ky., expected today
• Federated Republican Women meeting Wednesday at Black Buggy
• Photo is priceless memento from another age | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• 'Biggest Loser's' Amanda Arlauskas giving free lecture at USI
• Warrick schools OK workers' contracts
• No-shear sheep a delight to retired Warrick County man | PHOTOS
• Henderson City Commission to consider rates today
• Latino caucus urges action against pending House bill
• Contract for Warrick teachers has 1-percent raise
• Ellsworth's name will not appear on 2012 ballot
• If you like jewelry, try enrolling in the next jewelry class- Interchangeable Beaded/Chain Necklace, March 3, 6-9 pm. I took a ring class that was so much fun - now my friends are getting some great gifts! Register by calling (812) 429-9810, or online by
• Evansville-Vanderburgh County land use public meeting set for Wednesday
• Mourdock to make Senate campaign stop in Evansville Wednesday
• UPDATE: Indiana panel OKs labor bill as unions protest
• Restrictions on the Lloyd Expressway reduce traffic west of St. Joe Ave.
• Trio's arrest may give police break in string of thefts
• Three women face meth charges
• Some rain and hopscotching temperatures this week
• Joshua Academy students cut a rug at father-daughter dance | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Proposed EPA rule on coal ash drawing heat from industry
• Card party fundraiser to fight cancer
• City/county week
• Students join to perform Caribbean Mass
• FAFSA aid application leads to college cash
• Director Spike Lee to visit IU
• Nominees sought for Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana awards
• County urges INDOT to shift work from U.S. 41 to University Parkway | POLL
• Indiana union bill vote expected today | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Landlords face contempt ruling on house's lead cleanup
• Pigeon Creek Greenway cleanup project nearing phase two
• State Historic Preservation Month Photo Contest accepting entries
• Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve hosts Sugarbush Festival
• Fire damages West Side apartment building
• This week's weather boasts everything from colder air to thunderstorms
• An embodiment of Evansville's pride | PHOTO GALLERY
• Memorabilia to move Downtown
• PTO plans carnival, silent auction March 4
• Post-Civil War Tri-State topic of presentation
• Sugar Ridge, Blue Grass lose top manager to another FWA | PHIL POTTER
• UE president in group visiting India this week
• Rolling Thunder plans chili supper, dance
• Women's Club to host arts and crafts show
• Spaghetti dinner, silent auction slated
• Candidacy no walk in park
• Federal budget cuts put chill into grant director
• Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel chooses family over Indiana governor bid
• Rep. Larry Bucshon, chamber's Steve Schaefer push feds on I-69 bridge
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Rail crossing upgrade to affect traffic this week
• Lunch, style show Thursday at Patchwork
• Day of Dance can get blood pumping
• Counties' tax share to take hit from state
• Down on luck Democrats must nurture next generation | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• University of Evansville aims to 'demonstrate the value' with new strategic plan | VIDEO
• Whirlpool shutdown cost company $62 million
• Newburgh Christian School holding open house Feb. 28
• Timothy Alexander Lear charged, denied bond in son's slaying
• North hosting Sock Hop, jazz band to play
• Remembering watching the president fly away | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• 'Companies to Watch' applications available
• Woman killed, 5 hurt in Dubois County, Ind., crash
• U.S. House amends budget, removes funding for Planned Parenthood
• Patchwork kids put it together
• SWAT team sniper training goes 'real' at Executive Inn | VIDEO | PHOTOS
• Sources: Jonathan Weinzapfel won't run for Indiana governor's office
• Filing deadline leaves 32 candidates for Evansville city offices on primary ballots
• Evansville Dance Theatre artistic director leaves after six months on the job
• GOP-led Indiana House panel OKs new budget proposal
• ATTENTION! Do you need help applying for financial aid? Don't forget! College Goal Sunday will be held at Ivy Tech this Sunday, Feb 20, 2-4 pm in the Koch Student Center (1st Floor Commons). Financial aid experts from Ivy Tech, OCU, UE, and USI will
• UPDATE: Police ID driver killed in wreck on Indiana 69 bypass
• Teen gets probation for torching Illinois church
• Drug-related traffic stop uncovers nearly $30,000 in cash
• Integra sues bond company over loans to former music mogul
• Clouds keep record high temp unbroken
• Neglect case built on 18-lb. girl, mom's contact with daughter halted
• Man faces battery charge as couple splits
• Resigned officer gets $10 fine, suspended sentence in beating at FOP
• Judge OKs monitor; rape suspect told to avoid alleged victim
• Indiana House true to 'ghost'-buster pledge | PDF: LOCAL IMPACT
• A look at Indiana House budget proposal's effect on Southwestern Indiana
• Solid Waste District sets Saturday for recycling
• Church stop resurrected stories of executions | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• 'Disney on Ice' presenting six shows at stadium
• Brian Rexing named top dairy producer for 2011
• One killed in West Side accident involving EVSC bus
• Hoosier lawmakers target Planned Parenthood | READ BILL
• Police: Man wanted for allegedly robbing juvenile of PlayStation 3
• Indiana House GOP's proposed budget would shift school funding
• Police arrest man accused of fleeing from Warrick County officers on Feb. 11
• Police: Man had meth lab in trunk and baby in back seat
• Evansville could see record high of 72 degrees today
• Vote targets funding for Indiana Planned Parenthood | READ BILL
• Wabash bridge up for long time, down in flash | VIDEO
• Police searching for suspect in alleged robbery
• Possible thefts at Kimber Green Apartments investigated
• Police investigating alleged fraud at East Side Sears
• Brush fire destroys Warrick County barn
• Ducks Unlimited holding annual gun raffle Saturday
• UE women's basketball, Komen affiliate team up
• Former IU great Quinn Buckner local NAACP banquet speaker
• Evansville man casts independent feature film
• Idea Home up for community service award
• Vectren's earnings remained stable in 2010
• College Goal Sunday will be held at Ivy Tech this Sunday, Feb 20, 2-4 pm in the Koch Student Center (1st Floor Center). Financial aid experts from Ivy Tech, OCU, UE, and USI will help you complete the application for college aid, and answer your question
• Airborne pollutant closes Carver Community Center
• Indiana Senate panel OKs bills for teacher merit pay
• Mourdock will formally announce U.S. Senate candidacy during statewide tour
• Crew uses explosives to bring down old Wabash River bridge | VIDEO
• Woman tells Evansville police she was robbed by man who gave her a ride
• Sears tells Evansville police that employee stole about $2,500
• Man struck by van in fair condition
• City braces for big budget cuts
• Stalker complaint led to pair's arrest on meth charges
• LST 325 awarded $414,444 'Save America's Treasures' grant
• Census shows Warrick County's population jumped 13.9 percent since 2000
• Greyhound adoption agency runs short of takers
• A daunting list of tasks on the Downtown arena's horizon | VIDEO | LETTERS
• Day of Dance health event this Saturday
• Meet Your Legislators program open to public
• Area Chrysler enthusiasts plan Friday meeting
• Army Cadet Jacob S. Norman earns scholarship
• Jeremy Heath aims for seat on city council
• Indiana House approves gay marriage amendment
• Fox gets 10-year sentence in infant neglect case
• Fifth Third bank repays TARP money
• Indiana House approves Crouch's business bill
• Indiana House committee hears testimony on school vouchers | PDF
• Vanderburgh County's Knight Township has new Web site
• Two killed in Spencer County, Ind., accident
• Second GOP candidate files for at-large city council seat
• Tonight at the Victory at 7 p.m.! No tickets needed!
• Don't forget to check out Evansville's Celebration of Diversity event tonight, the Black Jew Dialogues! It is free and open to the public. No tickets are needed. 7p.m. at the Victory Theater in downtown Evansville! This is an event not to be mi
• VenuWorks selected to negotiate Downtown arena management contract | VIDEO
• Man hit by car on Fares Avenue in fair condition
• Evansville duo arrested for making meth after one calls police
• House committee has hearing on voucher bill today
• Indiana Gov. Daniels' sentencing bill tweaked; benefits now unknown | POLL
• Girl Scouts start cookie delivery: 37,000 cases, so far | VIDEO
• Evansville City Council plea for SMG gets cool reception
• After Guardian Automotive fire, Teresa Torres struggles to find 'dreams lost'
• Vote on Downtown arena manager expected today | PDF
• USI University Center East ready to open | PHOTOS, VIDEO
• Obama budget gets lukewarm response from area lawmakers | PDF
• Harrison College offers scholarship for moms
• Questions for celebs wouldn't be on marquee | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 1114 sponsors dance
• Coal Porters will perform at Owensboro bluegrass museum
• Canned goods will buy reduced UE game ticket
• Heart Hospital sets forum on women, heart disease
• Castle grad Michael Rosenbaum reprising 'Smallville' role
• Vanderburgh Extension Services offering cake decorating, eating healthy classes
• Indiana Senate passes bill allowing guns on most public property
• Warrick County officers still looking for man who ran from police
• Happy Valentine's Day!
• Three arrested in Vincennes, Ind., on various drug offenses
• Police: Woman, 20, arrested for drunken driving, again
• Cable service technician tells Evansville police customer pointed gun at him
• Evansville weather: 65 degrees by Friday
• Lawmakers translating Census data | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Impaired driver crashes into insurance building: Police
• Sweet Adelines singers bring back time when love was near
• Gov. Mitch Daniels refutes Obama's unemployment loan payment proposal
• Dachshund 'Chili Dog' is fixture of Owensboro A&A pawnshop
• FOP honors Evansville sergeant's legacy through fundraiser
• Newburgh considers plan to redefine commercial corridors, historic district| POLL
• Indiana voucher bill stirs school debate | READ BILL
• Y Triathlon program can give racers step up
• City County Week Feb. 14-18
• Protesters rally to keep Roberts Stadium
• School menu for Feb. 14
• Chrysler fans set Friday meeting
• O'Neill's 'Days' comes to Skelton Center
• Ninth annual Really Big Show channels early days of live radio
• Going where buffalo roam | VIDEO
• Geologist predicts next big quake spot
• 'Black Jew Dialogues' a humorous, poignant look at racism, prejudice | NEWSMAKERS
• St. Mary's Auxiliary to hold linen sale
• 'Dance for Your Health' on Saturday
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Boat seminar set for Feb. 24
• Happy trees: Pennyrile painting weekend
• Survivor chose life after son's suicide
• Howard Roosa book drive ends Monday
• Evansville Dems brace for primary infighting
• Despite Evansville's strategic value, city largely untouched by Civil War
• Indiana 62 lane restrictions scheduled for Feb. 16
• Swaim files for city council election
• U.S. 41 lane restrictions coming next week
• Warmer air blowing into Tri-State
• Annual Elks Club cancer auction planned Feb. 26
• Toyota program yields more than $78,000
• Homemaker Building to host Dining with Diabetes
• Young Naturalist Award deadline set for March 1
• Yankeetown PTO plans spring carnival March 4
• Fear of heights sparks interest in steeplejacks | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Lutheran School to hold kindergarten roundup
• UE political scientist guardedly optimistic on Egypt
• Lobbyists being hired to push for I-69 bridge
• St. Mary's Warrick's gala set for March 4 at Aztar
• Koch family offers challenge on theater program
• Evansville natives may have big weekend at Grammys
• USI decides on Aakhus as Liberal Arts dean
• Bill eliminating township boards advances in Indiana Senate
• CVB to settle suit with former Executive Director Marilee Fowler
• State police: Tell City "drive-by" shooting was accidental
• Warrick County police searching for man who fled from officer
• UPDATE: Evansville police officer resigns after battery charge | PDFs
• Several arrested in meth bust
• Family donates $25,000 to amphitheatre in memory of Will Koch
• Weekend Planner: Comedy, 'cowboys' and a Catholic play
• Evansville might see 60 degrees next week
• Indiana Gov. Daniels not ready to commit | POLL
• Egyptians in Evansville awaiting 'new history' to begin
• Census data show Indiana grew 6.6 percent
• Texting behind the wheel simulation shows it's so anti-social
• GOP panel OKs Indiana jobless pay cuts | READ BILL
• Assisted living units eyed for old Knights of Columbus hall
• Musician Chuck Grady is first up for Associated for the Blind concert
• Big weather warm-up expected to start Sunday
• French Canadian quartet to play 'Under the Beams'
• Woodmont Health offers Alzheimer's support group
• EVSC announces schedule of snow make-up days
• Police net 23 in Evansville drug sweep
• Girls involved in fight at Gibson Southern High School released from hospital
• Pop-Tart-eating dog caught after snarling traffic on U.S. 41
• Gibson County, Southwest Indiana chambers forge partnership
• Man accused of offering teen money for sex acts pleads guilty
• Police: More than $800 stolen from Casino Aztar vending machines
• Coroner releases identity of trucker killed in Illinois accident
• Evansville weather: 50s by next week
• Councilman Curt John writes in support of SMG for arena bid | READ LETTER
• Vincennes' Old Town Players doing six shows of 'Hospitality'
• Warrick Solid Waste committee meeting Friday
• Warrick Habitat for Humanity dedicating six homes
• UE veterans group gets $2,000 grant from Purdue
• Immigration bill puts Indiana in Arizona camp | READ BILL, ARIZONA LAW
• Readers recall memories, shame of segregation | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Warrick Area Plan Commission meeting Monday at 6 p.m.
• Warrick Redevelopment Commission having public hearing
• New Indiana charter schools bill to have little local effect | PHOTOS
• Illinois teacher's trial date set in sexual abuse case
• Snow cues rush-hour wrecks, teen killed as car skids into semi
• Joshua Fairley pleads guilty in death of 16-year-old girl
• Warrants issued for suspect in January bank card fraud case
• Police: Two ounces of marijuana found on man
• Crash kills one in Edwards County, Ill., victim identified
• Fire destroys part of Carmi, Ill., oilfield service company | MAP
• Vanderburgh County suicide total hits new high | VIDEO
• University of Evansville reports ace retention rate
• Ivy Tech student awarded computer
• University to host Homeland Security Academy
• Art contest deadline approaching
• Hose House No. 5 set for Auction
• United Way to offer free FAFSA prep
• Tri-State should expect warm Valentine's Day
• Lloyd, U.S. 41 interchange road project draws scrutiny | MAP
• Indiana teachers resist Gov. Mitch Daniels' plans | POLL
• Mt. Vernon High School Arts Academy to reveal 'treasures'
• Selvin farmer Ed Raber shows pride in family on side of barn
• Casino attendance dropped at Aztar, French Lick last month
• Old West Side fire house to be sold at auction
• Police looking for suspect who stole charity jar
• EVSC surveying staff, parents and students
• Police: Hospital patient arrested after stealing from other patient
• Hang in there, Valentine's weekend weather will be sweet
• Harrison College hits next dimension
• League of Women Voters to discuss charter school bill
• House concert series to kick off Feb. 18
• Angel Mounds to host farm life day
• 25-gun raffle scheduled for Feb. 19
• Vincennes University to hold bluegrass jam session
• Topeka holds SMG, VenuWorks facilities | GALLERY
• Ownensboro Catholic Diocese OKs probe into abuse allegations
• Troy Tornatta to lay out his plans today, insiders predict mayoral run
• Tri-State Idol auditions set
• Lic's set to open today after SUV crash
• One killed, three injured in head-on collision
• Drug busts allegedly have links to Detroit
• Indiana House wades through amendments over charter schools | READ AMENDED BILL
• Barber Roxie Brodie's business success sways sentencing judge
• EVSC sale-and-buyback plan challenged in court | READ THE LAWSUIT
• Henderson, Ky., police arrest Detroit duo on narcotics-dealing charges
• Polling place legislation awaiting Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels' signature | READ THE BILL
• With wall patched, Lic's Newburgh shop ready to reopen
• Slushy snow falling in Evansville; Kentucky counties could get several inches
• Pastor appeals to football's biggest fan | GALLERY, RELATED STORIES
• Federal grand jury seated in Evansville
• Vanderburgh County eyes tougher smoking ban
• Harrison College to host fundraiser for humane society
• Career group collects books for kindergartners
• Serenade can sweeten your valentine's day
• Indianapolis businessman considers GOP bid in Indiana governor's race | LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK
• Library film series features 'Giant'
• Realtors honor top office, member
• Driver reports feeling ill before crash at Lic's Deli and Ice Cream shop
• Senior center staff keeps favorite board game alive | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Evansville Psychiatric Children's Center holds special protection under law | GALLERY
• SABIC employee keeps watch on his native Egypt
• How SMG struck out on Evansville arena
• Evansville man arrested on charges of auto theft
• Recycling Week
• Really Big Show ready for really big crowd
• Tornatta announcement set for Tuesday
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Students submerged in underwater battle
• Cookies set for delivery beginning next week
• Choral competitors full of vocal adrenaline
• Senator: Education reform has good intentions | LAWMAKERS
• 'Lincoln' cast aside for summer, to be rewritten for 2012
• Tornatta to announce his political intentions Tuesday at Tri-State Aero
• Boy struck by truck dies at Evansville hospital
• Lincoln Cottage site chief featured at memorial event
• Students offer prayer for healing
• Suspect critical; wounded deputy back on duty
• Vanderburgh spelling champ Abhi Mishra takes 'exquisite' victory | GALLERY
• Dewig Bros. helps Special Forces make the cut | VIDEO | GALLERY
• Accumulation of snow could reach 3 inches
• Brent Grafton will seek 5th Ward council seat
• Candidate Rick Davis hanging first campaign banner
• Folsomville Cemetery Association meeting set Tuesday
• Auditions for children's opera 'Brundibar' have been extended
• Screening for diabetes offered Tuesday at clinic
• Foot care to be topic of Wiser Aging lunch
• Search our updated arrest warrant database
• Jasper, Ind.-based Kimball posted a small profit last quarter
• Woman found dead after domestic dispute call in Daviess County, Ind.
• USI sets news conference to discuss NCAA violation findings
• Morganfield, Ky., boy dies from injuries sustained in accident
• Evansville area snowfall could be 1 to 2 inches
• State shifts gears on U.S. 41-Lloyd | POLL
• Scrappin' for Life' aids cancer Relay for Life
• Civil Service panel to meet today at center
• Wreath on door meant body laid out in house
• Old Tyme Auto Club to meet Wednesday
• <p>Light dusting of snow possible overnight</p
• Lawmakers to visit career center today
• Tuskegee Airmen exhibit at Muhammad Ali Center
• Public meeting dates listed for February
• Weather Service offers free storm spotter class
• Bogus Treasury check results in indictment
• Vincennes man facing meth charges posts bond
• Jailed attorney Douglas Patterson's creditors can still file claims | READ SUSPENSION
• 'Cirque Dreams' show canceled
• Auditions extended for children's opera
• INDOT announces changes to planned U.S. 41-Lloyd interchange
• Police: Posey County man repeatedly stabbed himself as officers served arrest warrant
• East Side condominium development nearly sold out
• Former pharmacy delivery driver nabbed in prescription pill theft case
• North Side fire linked to meth lab, victim flown to Indianapolis
• Child hit by truck outside Morganfield, Kentucky
• Evansville could see half inch of snow Friday night
• Residents ask Board of Park Commissioners for local park improvements
• Locals weigh in on Gov. Mitch Daniels' Indiana school voucher proposal
• Surprise witnesses bring Jacori Coates attempted murder trial to abrupt end
• Storm forces Statehouse to cancel meetings
• Warrick schools' snow days threaten graduation dates
• Editor's space dream ended after Challenger | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• IU sets record again for spring enrollment
• First 'Taste of Central' is Friday before North game
• Arguments aired for, against school vouchers
• Vanderburgh County officials weigh in on Downtown arena debate
• Warrick County, Ind., officers arrest two after alleged shoplifting
• Man pleads guilty in stabbing after new witnesses found
• German American reports record earnings for 2010
• Police: Two arrested in driveway for pills, ‘parsley’
• Happy Groundhog Day! All Ivy Tech - Southwest campuses are currently on regular schedule. Please drive slowly and with caution in campus parking lots, and watch for students walking to class.
• Evansville weather: Breezy, cold and lucky
• Local doctor, St. Joseph Catholic Church helping to heal Haiti
• Tax Aide helps early filers | VIDEO
• Mayor Weinzapfel blasts delay on arena management vote
• Protests in Egypt bring worry, hope to local friends, family
• Hesitant witness testifies at Evansville attempted murder trial
• Tri-State agencies set to help weather-beaten northern Indiana
• Southern Indiana Democracy for America, tea party hosting forum on school vouchers
• Kids' phrases are about enunciating cuteness | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Wellness expert Joe Klemczewski to speak at family fitness forum
• CMoe free family night to focus on exercise, diet
• Police: Men posed as police officers, invaded Illinois man's home
• Federal prosecutor earns kudos for work on '05 case
• Arrest warrant database updated
• Public forum Wednesday night will tackle school vouchers issue
• National Office Furniture achieves workplace safety recognition
• Police: Tennessee slaying suspect may be in Southern Illinois
• Local law enforcement agencies receive $300,000 in forfeited assets
• Redevelopment commission delays vote on new arena manager
• Accuride Corp. appoints new president, CEO
• The Circle K student organization will hold a membership drive on Monday, February 7, 2011 at 6:00 p.m. at Walthers Golf and Fun. Free golf, pizza, and drinks, in addition to an organization and information meeting. Stop by to learn about Circle K and
• Weather threat prompts Illinois governor to mobilize Guard
• Police: Illinois woman arrested for drugs allegedly found in underwear
• Seven Evansville men indicted on federal drug charges
• For Evansville, wind will be more of a problem, some flights canceled
• Where Entertainment Meets Creativity
• Time, budget trap old Warrick County Jail | GALLERY
• Visitors bureau board keeps eyes forward at first meeting
• Update: VenuWorks arena management recommendation on hold
• Arena moving along; now, just picture the crowds | PHOTOS, VIDEO
• Chamber of Commerce 'Right to Work' study irks union | READ THE STUDY
• VNA hosting support group for the grieving
• Vacation stories reveal a few stops on life's road | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• WikiLeaks will be topic of UE lecture series
• 'Monologues' will be Bacon Center fundraiser
• New CVB president launches investigation into report of gift cards
• Auditors: Integra's future is in doubt
• Police: Surveillance video shows fraudulent credit card use | VIDEO
• Today is the first day that financial aid refunds begin posting to student accounts. After your refund has been posted to your student account in Campus Connect, the time it takes for you to receive your money depends on the refund option you selected.
• Bosma will host town hall meeting on Friday in Evansville
• New CVB board holds first meeting, elects Schaefer president
• Old National Bank saw improved profits in 2010
• Police: Drunken man wrecked vehicle, registered 0.32 BAC
• Evansville likely to escape winter storm's wrath
• Evansville Christian School looks for site to expand to high school
• Courier & Press' Denny Simmons named Indiana's Photographer of the Year | PHOTOS
• Hakeem Harris, 18, of Evansville dies in auto crash
• Letter sent in Texas ends up in Evansville
• Kristen B. Alsip accused of DUI after parking lot encounter
• Entrepreneur 'auction' bill set for House vote | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Groom for improvement | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• SMG not recommended for new arena contract | POLL
• Donald Walker and Sylvia Trabits-Niemeier to fight for 3rd Ward nomination
• Councilwoman Wendy Bredhold will put politics on hold after this year
• Police looking for suspect in dog's death
• Bucshon to meet with constituents Tuesday morning in Evansville district office
• EVSC board member asks for review
• The Poison Wave | Police awash in sea of cooks, labs, tragedies
• Rep. Mike Pence crafts decision 'to continue to serve'
• Warrick County paramedics have more space
• Speaker recounts his bullied days
• Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau rookies debut Monday | PHOTOS
• Star Student award to honor Tri-State's best pupils
• Brown Bag series looks at Valentine's Day
• Orchestra to move with spirit of Gospel
• Cancer patient relies on her faith during her last days
• The Poison Wave | Meth floods the Tri-State
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Tax law changes delay processing of returns
• Virginia Street home gutted by fire
• Ministry offers hope to neighborhood in need
• USI joins Chinese, U.S. initiative
• Officials work to prevent accidents, slide-offs along I-164
• 'Orchid Escape' exhibit to dress up Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden
• Rope Walk will include free readings by authors
• Kentucky 370 closures are beginning Monday
• Tom Miller stepping down as North Gibson school superintendent
• Haubstadt gets $600,000 grant for new sewer system
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra to play May 11 at Centre
• Warmer temperatures will break winter's hold
• Whites, too, have tales from days of segregation | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Park at corner of Fourth and Main streets on the market
• Toyota donates vehicles, cash to area nonprofits
• Gas leak forces evacuation on Southeast Side
• Crowds turn out to say farewell to slain S. Illinois soldier
• UPDATE: David Johnson Jr. guilty in death of infant daughter
• Weekend weather worth cheering about
• Turkey Bay area closed because of wet soil
• Visitors bureau to meet Monday at Pagoda
• Annual 'Souper Supper' benefits Riley Hospita
• Ribbon-cutting Saturday for new EMS station
• Durham sentenced to two years | POLL
• 25 years after Challenger
• Kentucky Sen. Paul rolls out budget ax
• DNR slates workshops on frogs, toads of Indiana
• Leukemia Benefit Dance is Feb. 5 at event center
• Allied Waste to collect yard waste in city today
• SCHOOL MENU
• Testimony in David L. Johnson Jr. trial backs abuse charge
• Songwriter Ronnie Beard helping Warrick Humane Society
• Mt. Vernon schools, agencies discuss security at seminar
• Vehicle production rose 126 percent at Toyota's Princeton, Ind. plant last year
• Trial date set in case of Tell City, Ind., child's death
• Former Knight Township Trustee Linda Durham sentenced to two years in prison
• House fire reported on Folsomville Road in Warrick County, Ind.
• Mead Johnson reports record sales, earnings in 2010
• Free workshop offered on nutrition, health
• Northbound bridge lane to be restricted Friday
• Third 'Taste of North' is Friday at high school
• Man involved in meth lab explosion listed in critical condition
• Local 808 helps its own | VIDEO
• Russian Blue kitten finds New York home
• Video at drug store leads to meth arrest
• Changes sought in physical therapy law | STATEHOUSE ROUNDUP, READ THE BILLS
• Vanderburgh County Council appoints two fresh faces to Evansville Visitors Bureau
• Slick roads cause wrecks, fatality on I-164
• Measure tackles teacher contracts | POLL, READ THE BILL
• Donations being accepted at mobile home park to aid victims of North Side fire
• Hostettler's talk in Evansville rescheduled for Thursday night
• Chandler, Ind., man charged with sexual misconduct with a minor
• Indiana suspends license of real estate agent facing sex charges
• Now grown up, fans remember 'Uncle Dudley'
• Gibson dispatchers say no one hurt in vehicle-train collision
• Police: Surveillance video connects meth trash to suspect, Illinois woman arrested
• Coroner called to accdient on Interstate 164 in northern Vanderburgh County
• Heavier snow falls south and east of Evansville, schools on delay
• USI to provide free tax help starting Feb. 2
• Art classes offered at Audubon State Park
• Evansville ARC, EVSC planning free conference for Feb. 19
• Central Library having e-reader workshop today
• Mayor taps Bob Deig for METS post
• Trial of David L. Johnson continues; man accused of neglect that claimed daughter's life
• Evansville Convention and Visitors Bureau fills two seats
• Traffic stop results in meth charge against man, 43
• Grayville settles harassment case against ex-mayor
• Tri-State supporters had mixed reactions to Obama's compromise talk
• Deaconess Hospital Resource Center open house to offer free bone density screenings
• Warrick County tea party backers see Obama's address as just 'more of the same'
• Cynthiana, Ind., company gets nod for $22 million section of Interstate 69
• CVB's new board taking shape with four appointments today, Wednesday
• Boonville, Ind., Buy-Low closing its doors
• Fire ruins tornado survivor's mobile home, family picks up the pieces, again | VIDEO
• Career Services is offering RESUME DOCTOR on Thursday, January 27, in the Koch Student Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4-6 p.m.
• Heaviest snow will stay well south of Evansville tonight
• What is your new year's resolution? Is it to get in shape? Learn a new skill? Start a new hobby? Check out all the great continuing education classes at Ivy Tech! Everything from jewelry making and cooking to pilates and Zumba! Photography, compute
• Police: Evansville duo arrested after breaking into vacant apartment
• Police seek suspect in Grayville, Ill., armed robbery | MAP
• Bond, hearing set in alleged sword attack
• James Dwight Graham Jr. molest case allegedly reaches to 2007
• Local wish list for State of Union address covers basic issues
• Guardian Automotive Trim fire scene was fear, confusion
• News report enough to delay James Lee Paul murder trial
• Murder added to charges against Michael D. Arnold in Tell City, Ind., toddler death
• Southern Indiana residents join March for Life protest in Washington
• EVSC defends buyback; local contractor miffed
• Model A Club extends invitation to meeting
• Project 2035 meeting today at Central Library
• USI volunteer students will offer free tax preparations
• EVSC school initiatives outlined during daylong session
• Precautionary boil order lifted; water tested safe
• Indoor rummage sale set at Posey County Community Center
• Trauma surgeon Dr. Matt Vassy to speak on texting while driving
• Pvt. Jarrett McManaway completes Army training
• Post office should carry my 'not wanted' poster | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• USI accounting students provide free tax return assistance
• Pretrial publicity cited in Evansville slaying trial delay
• Patches of freezing drizzle more likely north and east of Evansville
• Police looking for impaired drivers had busy weekend
• Hoosier politicians in national spotlight | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Latino caucus sets public meeting
• Asthma study subjects offered gift cards
• School menu
• Boonville mechanic Mark McCown's got a bug for flying | HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS
• Traveling City Hall coming to East Side
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• Cancer society kicks off floral fundraiser
• Tickets offered for closing game at North gym
• VU offers CNA program in February
• Speaker to deliver message about bullying, from a child's perspective
• Vendors invited to Posey rummage sale
• Funeral arrangements set for Wayne County, Ill. soldier
• Tell City, Ind. man charged in infant's death
• Two murder trials go to court this week
• Ill. town faces funeral for Sgt. Michael Patrick Bartley
• Lost in health care debate are the insurance benefits for Congress
• Candidates strive for balance under load of money, votes
• Newburgh man, woman arrested for dealing marijuana
• Recycle Week
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Nonprofits offered grant-writing course
• Arrests result of apparent West Side meth lab explosion
• Varied music of Angelus comes to archabbey
• Reitz senior trying for Pepsi Refresh Project grant
• Mater Dei student Adam Folz serves page duty
• Local pro-Obama group to hold watch party for State of the Union Tuesday night
• Bredhold won't seek a full term on Evansville City Council
• Winnecke tells hundreds Evansville needs a mayor 'laser focused' on jobs
• 'Pawn' star to pay visit for opening of Stoney's
• When winter is driving, collision shops at end of slick road
• Deep cold 'typical,' but hard to warm up to
• Larry Bucshon working to 'stay Indiana'
• Rick Davis' mayoral run fueled by enthusiasm if not big money
• Newcomers in newspaper business have it tough | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Warrick Solid Waste Management District meeting set Tuesday
• Man burned in apparent meth lab explosion
• Hometown videos wishing Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler luck | VIDEOS
• The Ivy Tech Tell City campus will be closed today due to road conditions in that area. Evansville and Princeton campuses are on regular schedule at this time.
• Stepfather facing drug, child neglect charges
• All Ivy Tech - Southwest campuses will be on regular schedule today.
• Garvin fountain restoration to include array of colored lights
• Hoosiers remember JFK the candidate
• Grand jury indicts two in insurance fraud case
• Man allegedly strangles woman, daughter; faces battery charges
• Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic School plans Valentine's Day dance
• Lions Club serving soup supper 4-7 p.m. Jan. 29
• Signature student chosen for Senate youth program
• Amateur radio technology class offered at Daviess County Courthouse
• Men's Health Conference being held March 26
• Willard Library hosting adult reading program Feb. 5
• Deaconess Riley Children's Services offering hand-washing event
• Plain View Memorial Trust Committee meeting Saturday, 9 a.m.
• Warrick Drug-Free Council plans Feb. 1 meeting
• INDOT holding meeting on Ind. 61/62 project
• Allcare dental patients should have access to records soon
• UPDATE: Due to current weather conditions, ALL Ivy Tech - Southwest evening classes are now cancelled.
• Due to a system error the text alert system for Wabash Valley (Terre Haute, Greencastle) was sent to all users signed up to receive them. This alert was only meant for Wabash Valley Campus. We apologize for the inconvenience.
• The EVANSVILLE Ivy Tech campus is open regular schedule this evening. Ivy Tech TELL CITY and PRINCETON evening classes are cancelled. If you are unable to make it to class due to weather conditions, please contact your instructor as soon as possible.
• Police: Evansville man strangled woman and her teen daughter
• Two indicted on arson conspiracy charge | PDF
• Winter storm warning issued for parts of Tri-State, EVSC closed
• Brad Paisley enjoys unexpected twists of his songs, career
• Evansville man faces sexual misconduct charge in Warrick County, Ind.
• Suspect in Universal Salvage fire pleads guilty to arson
• Trial for slaying suspect Raymond Gray delayed until April 25
• Vanderburgh prosecutors increase mother's charges in child abuse case
• Evansville man, 19, allegedly threatens to kill his family
• Education issues addressed in Indiana House, Senate committees
• Former Gallatin County Sheriff Raymond Martin receives two life sentences
• Veteran finally faces Vietnam years, now helps others
• Bucshon sets swearing-in ceremony, open house in Evansville Friday
• Evansville man arrested after alleged sword attack
• Officials: More charges filed against alleged burglar
• IU student dies after falling ill at frat house
• 'Ohio Valley's Got Talent' now accepting applications
• Indiana Beekeepers Association holds Indiana Bee School
• Groceries could yield pair of meet-and-greet passes for Brad Paisley concert
• Having a healthy 2011 is topic of hospital seminar
• Southern Indiana Civil War Roundtable meets Thursday
• University of Evansville professor will share her Hungarian experiences
• Germania Maennerchor observes its 111th Founders Day
• EVSC looking to expand foreign language instruction
• Remains of Illinois soldier Sgt. Michael Bartley back in U.S.
• EVSC one-to-one laptop program enters year 2.0
• Around 3 to 4 inches of snow possible in Evansville on Thursday
• Pike fugitive Thomas J. Nowark wanted in several drug cases
• Brad Paisley ticket drawing benefits Tri-State Food Bank
• McMullan reviews Fulbright experience abroad, outlines newest book
• Lloyd Winnecke will seek GOP nomination for Evansville mayor
• Steel company bringing 26 jobs to Evansville | VIDEO
• Sheriff's deputies arrest Evansville man in connection with burglaries | GALLERY
• Don't forget about today's food drive competition Kick-Off Event in the Koch Student Center (first floor commons). Captains will be announced and there will be refreshments! Come by to support your team and show your support! In honor of Dr. ML
• Snow, bitter cold heading Evansville's way
• Newburgh man burned in morning apartment fire | MAP
• Titanic Thompson was an unsinkable hustler | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• USI speaker Hill Harper reminds us, King was 'an agitator'
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations show city's gratitude | RELATED STORY
• Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels drew few 'amens' on government reform | POLL
• Eagles frolic at Land Between the Lakes | PHOTOS
• UPDATE: Homeowner rescued in Ravenswood Drive house fire dies
• Hostettler will speak about the U.S. Constitution in Evansville Thursday
• Infant badly injured when Amish buggy hit by car in Southern Indiana
• Wesselman chief speaks to naturalists
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events
• UE hosts Clarinet Workshop, Evansville Horn Day
• Patchwork Central event features lunch, fashion
• Club's first 2011 meeting to discuss social media
• Warrick County Habitat seeks home applicants
• Authorities review fire protection area
• Union revamping reform effort, says ISTA chief Nate Schnellenberger
• Wild weather week in store for Tri-State
• Racers stay in the fast lane | HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS
• Warrick County's marriage rate second highest in Indiana
• Woman married in hospital chapel ceremony dies from cancer
• A little bit of everything possible in this week's Tri-State weather
• Rogue Iraqi kills Ill. soldier, Sgt. Michael Bartley, during exercise
• Scooter-minivan collision injures one
• Evansville residents share their experiences under segregation
• Greek life exhibit offered at African American Museum
• Alcohol server class offered at VU
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Crop program sponsored by Purdue, county agencies
• Murray State University broadcasts chronology of Civil War
• Newsome Center, CAPE help plant dreams for King
• Deputy of the year honors for Hamilton County's Will Sandusky
• Meet Your Legislators event brings large crowd, lively discussion
• Plenty to do around the Tri-State this wintry weekend
• Annual bison auction will be held Jan. 29
• Benefit concert planned for Forest Hills Church
• Ivy Tech will be closed on Monday, January 17, 2011 for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
• Governor/Sycamore intersection blocked after accident
• Have fun while helping others! In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Ivy Tech will be conducting a special service project! A community food drive will be held from Jan 18-24, and there will be a student, faculty and staff team. Kick-off on Jan 18, 11
• Officer's case goes to prosecutor
• Man could get 20 years in molestation case
• Police arrest 2 on meth charges
• Evansville native brings his journey to print
• Feeling cold? City has seen much worse
• Judge's ruling keeps Rashad Bentley jailed
• Auschwitz survivor, 83, shares harrowing story of survival
• Concert to benefit burned-out church, ministry
• Boil advisory in effect for area on North Side
• UE devotes Monday to King Day activities
• Weatherization meeting targets Glenwood homes
• Four injured after two-vehicle accident on East Side
• Georgia man killed in Knox County, Ind., semi accident
• Boil advisory issued for area around North Kentucky Avenue | MAP
• Evansville man among trio arrested in Illinois on drug charges
• Footprints in snow led to arrest
• Ryan Parsons gets eight years in fatal crash
• 'Share a Suit' donations dwindle, clothing drive ends Jan. 31 | VIDEO
• Paul Louis Kemmerer Jr. faces charges over son's injuries
• Evansville police say they don't believe alleged attempted murder story
• Swonder offers free ice skating, lessons and more Saturday
• Footprints in snow lead Evansville police to arrest of suspected burglar
• Ivy Tech-Southwest classes being held at the Junior High School in Mt. Vernon have been cancelled for today 1/12. All other campuses are open, and are currently on a regular schedule. Please use caution when driving on campus and be mindful of students a
• LST 325 turns to marketing pro to enhance ship's visibility
• Expert on German health care system visits USI
• River bend-themed sculpture favored for Evansville arena's plaza | POLL
• Merger, smoking ban take places on agenda
• After adoption and the Haitian earthquake, Evansville family is still adapting | GALLERY AND VIDEO
• Series lets constituents meet their state legislators
• Rose Hill Cemetery Association holding annual meeting Jan. 19
• E-readers, tech devices topic of library workshop
• EVSC, many other school systems closed again Wednesday
• Tell City evening classes (at the Tell City campus) have now been cancelled for tonight 1/11. All other Ivy Tech - Southwest campuses (Evansville and Princeton) are open and on a regular schedule tonight. If you are unable to make it to class due to road
• Evansville's airport misses out on grant, continues to recruit new air service
• Aztar: Stoney's nightclub will open Thursday
• All Ivy Tech - Southwest campuses are open and on regular schedule today. If you are unable to make it to class due to road conditions, please contact your instructor as soon as possible. Please drive carefully on campus, and watch for students and emplo
• All Ivy Tech - Southwest campuses are open and on regular schedule today. If you are unable to make it to class due to road conditions, please contact your instructor as soon as possible. Please drive carefully on campus, and watch for students and emplo
• Man charged with attempted murder for allegedly hitting bicyclist with truck | READ AFFIDAVIT
• Snow closes Evansville area schools; bitter cold will follow | GALLERY
• EVSC, most other school systems closed by snow
• Resumes abound for spots on CVB board | UPDATE
• Evansville man sentenced to 13 years in prison for rape, battery
• Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels' State of State to focus on education
• Newburgh United Methodist Church starting group for middle-schoolers
• 'Melodies for Martin' jazz brunch set for Saturday
• Cases involving Evansville police officer and GAGE member sent to prosecutor's office
• Trails Coalition meeting today at Central Library
• EVSC's New Tech Institute plans open house Wednesday
• Six to graduate Warrick Drug Court program
• Evansville City Council supports Downtown hotel incentive package
• Warrick County CASA looking for 16 volunteers
• Aztar, French Lick saw fewer visitors, less gaming revenue in December
• Welcome back Ivy Tech students! We hope you have a fantastic spring semester!
• Police: Evansville man arrested after burglarizing a near-empty home
• Film Movement Club series opens with look at art
• Records room at Evansville Civic Center damaged in flooding
• Vanderburgh County planning for disaster with CERT | VIDEO
• Ritzy's Fantasy of Lights revenue slips, still delivers for Easter Seals
• State's road list points to danger in Vanderburgh County | PDF
• Henager Museum seeks backers for Roy Rogers event in July
• Tickets now on sale for Evansville ARC's Really Big Show
• Retired farmer chops away to maintain wood stockpile | HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS
• Taxi driver felt 'cold, steel' object at the back of his head before robbery
• Medicare enrollment runs through March
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• School boards hold regular meetings
• 'Finding the Best' to open lecture series
• Post-Christmas recycling program
• Illinois shooting victim dies
• Water leak closes MLK near Civic Center
• Overflow seats available for USI King Day Memorial Luncheon
• Accused molester faces additional charge
• Police: Man shot estranged wife's boyfriend
• Two Warrick men arrested for meth possession
• Accused child molester pleads to lesser charge
• Suspect arrested on cocaine charges is released on bond
• Dinner/dance to benefit MDA planned Feb. 26
• MSHA sets public forum on new coal dust rule
• Black Township Parks Department meets first Thursday each month
• Bicentennial Commission meeting Jan. 18, 6 p.m.
• Board of Works, City Council meetings listed
• Three proposals for arena art will be unveiled Tuesday
• Special Ed Cooperative is meeting Wednesday
• New St. Clement Catholic Church offering public tours
• Warrick Exploring 4-H meeting set Thursday
• Cargill makes $5,000 donation to Mount Vernon church
• Police: Former GAGE employee Julie Gorman named suspect in embezzlement case
• Dr. O'Neill heads staff at Fairfield Memorial
• Huck's gives 288,000 to 'Karing for Kids'
• Placement exams set Saturday at Memorial
• S. Indiana man places 3rd in photo contest
• Don't miss Sunday's Wedding & Prom Showcase
• 'Black Jew Dialogues': A humorous but poignant look at diversity
• Suspect in meth case gets 18 years
• Investigator says blaze was arson
• Local trainers humbled by Hall of Fame honors
• Harrison High School's stadium may soon see bids
• Indiana Attorney General investigating dental company
• Sentencing for former Southern Illinois sheriff delayed
• Man who rammed Dumpster and Illinois police car sentenced to prison
• Police: Evansville woman arrested for reckless child neglect
• Central High School to house EVSC medical academy
• Woman sentenced for neglecting child in molest case
• Parent Education Nights continues at St. Mary's
• Joslin Diabetes Center hosts prevention classes
• Airman Tyler Will completes USAF basic training
• EVSC program to discuss alternative curricula
• Two arrested as Job Corps campus reopens
• Police don't buy covert claim
• Driver gets plea deal sentence in crash that killed friend
• Five years of CVB Christmas dinner tabs total $10,205
• Man claims he was about to make undercover drug deal; arrested for narcotics
• INDOT will discuss State Road 61 changes
• Two Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau board members pay up | POLL
• Real estate agent pleads not guilty to sexual battery charges
• Rivals in Indiana state education battle join to advocate mentoring
• cMoe exhibit will focus on bicycle helmets
• Ferdinand, Ind., seeks public input on educational survey
• History Lesson: The Flood of 1937
• Gavels sound, marking start of Kentucky legislative session
• UPDATE: Police investigating embezzlement of more than $10,000 from GAGE
• Only six more days until the start of the spring semester!
• UPDATE: Police make arrests, seize more than 3 pounds of cocaine worth more than $171,000 | SEE ARREST REPORT
• Tip leads to arrest for meth and child neglect
• Boil advisory issued for small area on city's North Side
• Support for Downtown convention hotel package sought
• BMV move to online renewals worries social service agencies
• Parts of U.S. 41 North restricted Thursday
• Newburgh town officials announce January meeting plans
• One person injured in two-car crash
• Beginning square dance lessons start Friday
• Warrick County Area Plan Commission to be held Jan. 10
• BMV will move focus to Web, mail
• Newburgh Outstanding Citizens and Good Neighbor awards presented at meeting
• Atlas Van Lines: State-to-state relocations increased in 2010
• Ivy Tech's Spring 2011 Workforce Training Catalog is now available online!
• Ivy Tech's Spring 2011 Personal Enrichment Catalog is now available online!
• Lane restrictions planned Thursday on U.S. 41 to repair I-64 bridge overpass
• Peregrine falcon released in Evansville in 1994 dies from gunshot wound
• Huntingburg, Ind., police arrest man in alleged rape
• Police: Woman arrested for drunken driving after striking pole
• Man accused of ramming Dumpster, police car
• Retiring Posey County sheriff eager to begin 'third chapter'
• School menu
• Live United with the Lady Aces
• Girl Scouts launch 2011 cookie selling season
• Boonville, Ind. barber hangs up his shears | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Lawyers will hold call-in, answer legal questions
• City/County Week
• Evansville man crashes moped into parked truck
• Man allegedly threatens woman with gun
• Motorist allegedly hits stop sign, fire hydrant and parked van
• Woman reports strangle attempt
• Blaze destroys West Side church, injures two firefighters
• Region moves into chilly patch for new year
• Area school boards kick off new year
• Audition dates set for philharmonic chorus
• Man seeks owner of lost card
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Vanderburgh County, township officials sworn in to offices
• Evansville ends year 11.5 inches below normal rainfall
• Warrick deputies make arrest in overnight burglaries
• Eli, Addison top Tri-State baby names in 2010
• Cargill planning to upgrade Mount Vernon, Ind. grain facility
• Walmart uses grant to provide Meals on Wheels in Evansville two vans
• cMoe drive goes Jurassic
• Co-managers resign at Edwards County (Ill.) Senior Citizens Center as audit begins
• Children's museum starts fundraising campaign with 'Quartersaurus'
• Hebron Elementary students learn fractions through free throws
• Evansville River City Yellow Cab Co. offering free rides home for New Year's
• Downtown arena, midterm elections top Tri-State headlines for 2010
• Charges dropped against mom who allegedly told daughter to steal
• Tri-State will give warm welcome to new year
• Local churches to ring in 'spiritual' new year | POLL
• Memorial Baptist Church having new year choir concerts
• Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society holding first meeting
• WFIE, Insight reach agreement
• FOP agrees to contract with city
• Woman faces habitual traffic violator charge following wreck
• It'll feel like spring (or fall) as 2010 ends in Evansville
• Indiana won't be mailing out tax forms | POLL
• Woman allegedly hit kids over lost video gaming system
• Indiana 62 toll bridge undergoes switch to automated system
• Ritzy's Fantasy of Lights collections lag last year
• UPDATE: Two removed from pickup after crash with semi on U.S. 41
• Tri-State expected to reach 60 degrees on Friday; rain today
• New real-estate agent will work with Front Door Pride program
• Police: Driver's abrupt braking caused accident
• Ticket stub gets old memories 'Rolling' again | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Posey County, Ind., soil and water district staff to be honored with Star Award
• Kwanzaa event centers around unity
• Evansville Vigil set at Federal Building on New Year's Eve
• Kentucky state police will increase patrols for New Year's Eve
• Joyriders damage section of Greenway
• INDOT awards another I-69 contract
• Princeton couple facing drug, child neglect charges
• Police will increase patrols over holiday weekend
• Readers cover some territory
• Options sought to save Edwards County Senior Citizens Center
• INPAWS chapter holding first meeting
• Police agencies join on sobriety checkpoint
• Interstate closing during sign work
• Kentuckians respond, cram many cruisers
• No injuries in fire at Warrick County, Ind., biodiesel plant
• Police: Meth lab found in Louisiana Street garage, woman arrested
• Woman accused of having her daughter shoplift for her
• Police: Man described stealing from cars as his "shopping"
• Boil advisory for West Side neighborhood
• Much warmer weather set to roll into Tri-State this week
• Adding up to an education
• Daniels' budget vision is to cap state surplus | POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
• Evansville city government meetings slated for this week
• Evansville crime stats soar 17.8 percent
• Pike County prosecutor wants Old State Road 64 to change
• Knight Township firefighters prepare to close out department
• Evansville man keeps elaborate records of his hitchhiking youth
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• As cell phones dominate, land lines fade out | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Henry's record lists 2007 discipline
• Evansville African American Museum to host Kwanzaa celebration
• Evening snowfall sets up Tri-State for White Christmas
• Local pastors offer words for the holiday season
• Jasper, Ind. native travels to California to pursue audio engineering dream
• Kentucky State Police to begin issuing texting citation Jan. 1
• INDOT plans to remove Toll Bridge in Mount Vernon, Ind., Monday
• A white Christmas is coming to the Tri-State
• Fort Campbell spouses wait together for loved ones
• Audition dates set for philharmonic chorus
• McCurdy progress promised
• German American gains branches with merger
• 'Caring' lasts long beyond the end of Courier & Press series
• Government, stores close for Christmas holiday
• Christmas jazz disc to help shelter group
• Former Knight Township Trustee Durham pleads guilty to theft, misconduct
• Fire destroys a Northern Vanderburgh Co. home, family escapes unharmed | PHOTOS, MAP
• Bankruptcy Judge Metz seeks new 14-year term
• Waste management committee meets at noon Tuesday
• Clark memorial closed on holidays
• Future chefs at culinary academy
• Fantasy of Lights admission still below par
• Foreign film series launched by 'Journeys'
• Senate OKs START treaty on final day of session
• Drug bust in Jacobsville neighborhood leads to arrest | READ AFFIDAVIT
• Suspect sought in West Side armed robbery
• Police serving warrant arrested Vincennes, Ind., couple for allegedly making meth
• First Avenue bridge lanes to be reopened
• Ivy Tech, WorkOne offer adult ed classes
• Globetrotters change time of Jan. 17 appearance
• Two scratch their way to $125,000 prizes
• Jasper chamber offers 'Dream Manager' seminar
• Vanderburgh to share federal drug court grant
• Local firm apparent hotel winner | POLL
• Annual tradition a jolly jaunt for West Side Nut Club
• Barnes gets 8 years for incest
• Local retailers reporting surprisingly strong holiday sales
• November officer fight pending investigation
• Live United With The University Of Evansville Lady Aces!
• 911 Gives Hope toy drive brightens hospital holidays
• Salvation Army coordinator makes sure red kettles have a solid ring | 12 DAYS OF CARING
• Announcement on hotel Downtown coming today
• AIDS Holiday Project still needs to help out 25 families
• Wintry conditions could hamper holiday travel
• If you haven't signed up for spring semester classes yet, there's still time! Classes are filling up fast, so enroll today! Call 888-IVY-LINE if you need assistance.
• Indiana Lt. Gov. Skillman will not run for governor
• Police looking for suspect in gas station strong-arm robbery | READ POLICE REPORT
• Lights still shine for charity
• Ringers still out filling red kettles
• Author, actor to speak at King luncheon
• Group offers support to suicide survivors
• Man arrested for stopping, taking photos of accident
• 911 Gives Hope to deliver drive toys
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• No injuries, but heavy damage results from evening fire
• Knight Township firefighters recount service
• Daniels 'maybe' out of presidential discussion; duty still with Ind. | NOTEBOOK
• Police: Man stops car to snap pictures, gets arrested
• Merger panel to meet Monday at Civic Center
• Small town gatherings help keep the beat | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• Dr. Saiyid M. Shah receives Golden Hoosier Award
• Bloodmobile to visit area locations this week
• Dock doesn't reduce crew's duty | Aztar: 15 Years Later
• Sen. Evan Bayh's departure creates leadership void for Indiana Democrats | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Area school boards set regular meetings
• McNamara's four-vote victory in Indiana House race is certified
• UE junior to study in Tanzania in spring
• Girl Scout cookie sales just around the corner
• Habitat to dedicate six Shadewood homes today
• President Obama lauds $858 billion tax cut package
• Day School junior to serve as Senate page
• Memorial students to take finals today
• Fire volunteers plan 'A Knight Remembered'
• Man in uniform had no problem hitching a ride
• Evansville-Vanderburgh consolidation meeting Monday is moved
• Three escape car fire on I-64
• Coffee and breakfast are on mysterious 'Mr. G' | PHOTOS
• Man arrested in early morning hit and run
• Volunteers make Christmas happen for psychiatric patients
• City committee sets meeting to figure salary for Tom Barnett
• Donald H. Hurm sentenced to 48 years for molest conviction
• 'Mr. G' delivers another $5,900
• Vigo Co. officials confirm: Fred Cook's felony was expunged | PDF
• Holiday Building Hours: December 20-21 – close at 8pm December 22-23 – close at 5pm Closed December 24 & 25 December 27-30 – Close at 5pm Closed December 31-January 1 Happy Holidays!
• State, developers reach agreement on Rockport, Ind., gasification plant | AUDIO
• Baron Hill says he won't run for governor in 2012
• Police: Meth bust on Eichel Avenue leads to two arrests
• After ice storm passes, cold (but dry) weather will settle in
• All Ivy Tech-Southwest campuses will be open regularly scheduled hours today. If you are unable to make it to your final exam today, due to road/weather conditions, please contact your instructor to discuss the option of taking your exam on Friday or Sa
• All Ivy Tech-Southwest campuses will be open regularly scheduled hours today.
• Motorist faces DUI count after crash
• Board OKs hillside repairs at Mesker Zoo
• Tax package clears Senate; could stall in House
• If you are unable to make it to your final exam tomorrow, due to weather conditions, please contact your instructor to discuss the option of taking your exam on Friday or Saturday. We have set up times on both days, where you would be able to come in an
• Police: Mount Vernon, Ind., store robbed; clerk bound and beaten
• United Way on track to raise more money than last year, officials say | VIDEO
• Senator Bayh delivers farewell speech | READ BAYH'S SPEECH, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• Indiana Republican Party Chairman Murray Clark to resign at year’s end
• Police: Man strikes parked car, arrested for drunken driving
• Retired Courier & Press Editor J. Bruce Baumann receives honor
• Light snow, sleet, freezing rain expected today
• United Way to give update on campaign
• Raffle basket to benefit labyrinth prayer garden
• City won't pursue excess property tax levy
• Holiday open house is THursday at WNIN
• Libraries host stories with Santa
• Let it snow
• Crane retiree collects $250,000 lottery prize
• Annual memorial service to remember homeless
• Census giving snapshot of region
• Washington, Ind., man pleads guilty in fatal wreck
• Indiana schools chief explains possible teacher assessments
• Fred Cook says he'll seek council seat despite felony, amputation | PDF
• If you would like to learn more about new Ivy Tech class offerings in Mt. Vernon and Posey County, please stop by the Mt. Vernon Open House this THURSDAY (December 16)! The event will be from 3-6:30 p.m. in the Mt. Vernon High School cafeteria.
• Southern Illinois doctor sentenced to prison in illegal prescription case
• UPDATE: Police interview South Side shooting suspect | 911 AUDIO
• EVSC approves greenhouse grant for Culver Early Childhood Learning Center
• Local government reform high on Indiana Chamber of Commerce legislative agenda
• Classic 1956 Fords keep Boonville, Ind., man cruising
• Audubon Park program lets toddlers 'walk on wild side'
• Magic, variety planned for CASA benefit show
• Keeping in touch is aim of TOUCH, INC. dessert, coffee Friday
• Honeybees create buzz at Audubon Museum
• Kidney was cousin's ultimate donation of 'gift of life' | 12 DAYS OF CARING
• Hoosier Environmental Council honors manager for land work
• Visitors Bureau: Jehovah's Witnesses coming back through 2015
• Evansville police responded to 50 accidents Sunday
• McNamara up seven votes in Dist. 76 House race recount
• Without wheels, pilot safely lands small aircraft at Evansville airport
• Storm system dumps 3.2 inches on Evansville, more possible this week
• Icy roads cause numerous accidents, motorists urged to stay home
• All Ivy Tech - Southwest campuses are open regular schedule today.
• Santa Claus craft show will display variety of handmade art
• Friends of Compassion candlelight ceremony offers 'space to hope'
• Signature School senior to be a youth delegate
• Holiday music featured in free classical concert
• Creches to be on display at St. Meinrad Archabbey Library
• 12 Days of Caring: 'Beanies for Baghdad' asking for help to keep toys going worldwide
• Police: Three hospitalized after meth lab explosion at Oregon Street home
• Fiscal panel to forecast Indiana's two-year revenue | LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK
• Vincennes, Ind., music store operates to a different tune | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• If there are any Ivy Tech - Southwest campus closings or delays, we will announce them before 5 a.m. tomorrow. Sign up for text alert at ivytech.edu/alert.
• Rain defeats Corregidor Circle arson attempt
• Cause of Oregon Street fire suspected to be meth lab blast
• Goat, pig clash with neighbors, land owners in court
• Habitat home to be dedicated today
• Newburgh man jailed after chase, crashes
• Transparency, focus key in run for mayor: Davis
• Griffin, Ind. student receives honor for leadership, service
• Library concert in Newburgh planned for Tuesday
• Parade, treats features of third Tennyson Tinsel Town gala
• Public invited to join Christmas in the Archabbey Church
• Holly's House founder to tell her story
• Man admits making bombs, faces 12 months in prison
• Reitz Home is site of Christmas party
• Riley Angel Tree Gift Shop has special holiday hours
• AIDS Holiday Project to get boost from book sale
• Airman Matthew Edwards completes USAF basic training
• Two jailed in Henderson County after altercation with police
• Paoli, Ind., school superintendent arrested for allegedly backing van into trooper's car
• Knox County, Ind., couple jailed on drug charges
• Mount Vernon, Ind., man clocked at 116 mph arrested for DUI, reckless driving
• EVSC immunization rate has reached 97 percent
• St. Luke's women's annual cookie sale set Saturday
• Joslin Diabetes Center plans preventive class
• Plan Commission taking comment on land use
• Evansville survivor of 'Railroad Killer' tells her story on national television
• One dead in single-vehicle accident in Warrick County, Ind.
• Friends and family say goodbye to fallen soldier Army Sgt. Barry Jarvis
• Most EVSC students in compliance with state immunization requirements
• Copper theft suspect arrested in White County, Ill.
• One last hurrah for Roberts Stadium? | PHOTOS
• Maestro Alfred Savia helps strike up the Kitchen Band | VIDEO
• Settlement money will help fix zoo washout
• Police say odor led to meth lab bust
• Castle North Middle School students build some holiday comfort
• New Wabash River bridge dedicated
• Evansville man charged with child molestation
• Traffic down to one lane along First Avenue bridge
• Northbound U.S. 41 to be reduced to one lane
• Vanderburgh Taxpayers Association to host public forum
• It's not too late to register for Spring semester classes! If you want to register for classes we encourage you to do so as soon as possible because classes are filling up fast!!!
• Vectren showcases recycling project at Posey County power plant
• Former U.S. Congressman Lee Hamilton makes PSA with former Supreme Court Justice
• Aztar, French Lick casinos saw fewer visitors in November
• TODAY is Ivy Tech Spirit Day! Stop by the Koch Student Center (1st Floor Commons) for hot chocolate, cookies and milk! (at 2pm). Don't miss the Ugly Sweater Contest at 2:30! All students and employees are welcome to participate, just show up in
• Police arrest two in meth bust
• Recount Commission schedules hearing in Mount Vernon on Sec. of State challenge
• Bids in on Jeanette/Cass sewer project
• Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand (Ind.) offer prayer workshop
• National Fire Prevention Association warns on Christmas tree fires
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• Tyrone Williams acccused in TV theft; second man sought
• Fairy tales and final exams | PHOTO GALLERY
• Trucker sayss he will hand Lottery winnings to wife
• Bond set for Kevin Roach, accused in cleaver confrontation
• USI Women's Choir set for Sunday
• Indiana Farm Bureau finalists selected
• Greg Zoeller visits Evansville to sue foreclosure counselor
• Police question two suspects in alleged armed robbery
• Boonville Christmas Parade gets warm response | VIDEO, PHOTOS
• River City Ramblers start square dance lessons in January
• School, students net Japanese honors
• Christmas House Tour set for Saturday
• Homemakers offer bread, cookie class
• Gallery hosts art of six Ky. women
• Evansville sets savings goal in energy audit
• Sens. Dick Durbin, Richard Lugar tweak DREAM Act
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• Warick County Drug-Free council to meet Tuesday
• WNIN-FM to rebroadcast bluegrass museum concert
• Federal pay freeze would not chill Indiana | POLL
• Deputies say man was driving drunk, had methamphetamine
• Memorial's plan to add more parking moving right along
• Santa Clothes Club raises money to help needy children
• EVSC schools unveil renovations with 'show and tell'
• State officials deny Dems' request for Indiana House Dist. 76 special election
• Police: Road conditions, speed to blame in West Side wreck that injured four
• Henderson, Ky., deputies arrest man on meth, drunken driving charges
• State police: Evansville woman injured in wreck on Indiana 57
• Canned food drive to run to Dec. 24
• Trooper honored for DUI efforts
• Peace group to celebrate life of John Lennon
• Reflection Tree Ceremony set Downtown on Tuesday
• Mail deadlines approach for Christmas delivery
• Holiday CD to benefit United Caring Shelters
• Habitat for Humanity has eyes and 'ears open' to better community engagement | NEWSMAKERS
• Peppermint Pops 'deck the halls' with Christmas tunes
• Warrick County, Ind., Republicans select new coroner
• Man, man's best friend foil attempted arson
• Ag site offers homegrown Christmas gifts | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• ARC network session to address Medicaid waivers
• Students offered chance to serve as pages
• Old North United Methodist gathers potatoes for needy
• Courier & Press recognized for Whirlpool coverage
• Illinois oIl pumper, 89, still working in the fields
• Civic's 'A Christmas Story' engaging
• Newburgh's Rivertown Trail was worth the effort, officials say
• Dip in temperature good news for skiers
• Work to restrict lanes of U.S. 41 near Princeton
• Society of St. Andrew offers potatos to the hungry, pantries
• 'Christmas with the Kids' to link deputies, at-risk children
• UE soccer backs 'Kick the Cold, Give a Coat' campaign
• Wayne County, Ill., court administrator retiring after three decades
• Funeral for fallen Tell City, Ind., soldier set for Thursday
• Bicycle rehab hits bump: Law requiring auction of city property won’t stop donation program
• Weekend Planner: Hoops, ho-ho-ho and hockey
• Prosecutors reach plea deal with man facing explosives charges
• Did you know Ivy Tech offers classes in Posey County? Ivy Tech will host an information session at the Mt Vernon High School on Thursday, December 16, from 3:00 to 6:30 pm.
• Cold weather for 'artificial' snow making is on its way
• EVSC schools open to show renovations
• Indiana Heart Gallery coming to TMMI in Princeton
• Slain Tell City, Ind., warrior returns
• Newburgh to dedicate second phase of trail
• Evansville Salvation Army off to slow start during 'season of giving' | VIDEO
• Judge Carl Heldt will keep Daniel Ray Wilkes murder case
• St. Mary's Medical Center's Zither Ensemble offers music CD
• Vanderburgh County Assessor sets Dec. 20 deadline for appeals
• Central Library showing off drive-through drops
• Deaconess Hospice to host Reflection Tree Ceremony
• Police: Four arrested in Knox County for meth, active labs dismantled
• Police looking for man who took cousin's children to solicit money
• Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office website debuts inmate database
• Task Force nabs three on meth, coke charges
• John Bosworth faces extradition of sex assault case
• Rodney C. Kimes sentenced on drug conspiracy
• Miranda Lambert's Revolution tour to play Roberts Stadium Feb. 25
• Baby born at Evansville McDonald's healthy, doing well | VIDEO
• Vanderburgh Health Department out of flu vaccine for adults
• Evansville man arrested on confinememt, battery charges
• Visitor's bureau member says politics, poor public relations foiled ball field plan | POLL
• Proposed coal dust regulations to be discusses
• Man charged with attempted theft, public intoxication
• Evansville Housing Authority chooses Daphne Robinson as interim director
• Another arrest possible in Ohio County, Ky., shooting spree
• Corcoran appointed Vanderburgh Superior Court magistrate
• Nonprofit may be Boehne home's next tenant
• Mesker Park Zoo adds to its 'big cat' family | VIDEO
• Consolidation committee wants public feedback
• Accused molester due in court today
• Parkhurst accepts job in Posey prosecutor's office
• Pharoah Newton, teen accused of October murder, back in Evansville
• Evansville man arraigned on sex crimes charges
• New tourism award honors memory of Holiday World's Will Koch
• Police: Man arrested for attempted car theft
• World AIDS Day service Wednesday evening
• Land Between the Lakes allows cutting of one cedar tree
• 'Destination: Home' celebrates six years
• Vanderburgh Public Library offering 'Fines for Food'
• Harrison College's book donation drive held today
• USI expects to finish engineering labs by summer
• Richard Wood, accused of beating, confining woman, dies in Evansville hospital
• Santa Clothes Club gives kids style for winter | POLL
• Turning Pointe moves services to USI while fire-damaged church is repaired
• Marx Road section to reopen within weeks as part of Parkway extension
• Man accused of beating, confining woman dies in Evansville hospital
• We hope everyone had a fantastic Thanksgiving! All Ivy Tech-Southwest campuses are open regular hours today. Don't forget to register for spring semester classes!
• Mount Vernon, Ind., man injured in accident near Dale, Ind. | MAP
• Police: Man tased, arrested after ignoring police orders
• As USI grows, more area high schoolers pursue higher education
• A green harvest ahead | PHOTOS
• World's largest Asian map on display at Evansville Central Library
• Car dealership back with 1920s style | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Foundation to honor longtime president
• Oldest capitol building in Illinois to light up for Christmas
• City/County Government schedule this week
• College football recruiting fair for high school seniors set at Memorial Baptist Church
• Turnip puff is important slice of 'folderol' | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Indiana won't cut subsidies to foster care parents | LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK
• Evansville house fire injures two
• Fire damages The Turning Pointe church on West Side | MAP
• KWC to present portrayal of 'The Great Dissenter'
• Ky. Wesleyan choir to sing at senior center
• Harrison College, Colts tackle adult illiteracy
• Merger committee slates two 'listening sessions'
• Mussolini rushes defense measures through cabinet | HISTORY COLUMN
• Black Friday did away with cookies, silver dollars | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• Jasper library moves on to next chapter
• Christian Life Center served 2,509 holiday meals
• Holiday jazz concert to benefit WUEV scheduled Tuesday
• Bridge at Shawneetown will go down to one lane
• Final big arena contract awarded for 'hardscape'
• Section of Kentucky 493 to be closed Monday
• Experts: Holiday retail sales should be up nationally, locally
• Record 5 inches of rain in Evansville
• Five injured in wreck near Eldorado, Ill.
• 'Woe to the Rich!' author L.A. Tripp set at Barnes & Noble
• Shopping requires paying heed to more than price
• 'Passion' lifted Reitz High School graduate to Rhodes Scholar recognition
• 'Black Friday' shopping blitz under way | POLL
• Santa Claus, Ind., man, 53, killed in two-vehicle crash
• Red Cross annual blood drive prepares for holiday
• Holiday weekend offers plenty of fun family activities
• YMCA offering Black Friday child care
• Red Cross Thanksgiving blood drive continues until 9 p.m.
• Weekend planner: Stuffed with night lights and day skates
• Libraries closed on Thanksgiving Day and Friday
• Oakland City, Ind., man accused of headbutting policeman
• Time for the guilt trip and calorie counting to begin
• Braving Black Friday crowds? Take us along
• Fantasy of Lights flips switch on Thanksgiving
• Rain, flurries in forecast for Thanksgiving Day
• 2010 North Posey grad completes basic training
• Traveling City Hall to visit Helfrich Park on Monday
• Indiana schools improve overall, Superintendent Tony Bennett generally pleased | DATA
• Jim Braker files petition for recount in race with Kathryn Martin
• Planned Red Skelton museum in Vincennes gets $1 million boost
• Happy Thanksgiving Week! Ivy Tech - Southwest campuses will be open until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, November 24, and then will be closed until Monday, November 29.
• Happy Thanksgiving Week! Ivy Tech campuses will be open until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, November 24, and then will be closed until Monday, November 29.
• Lessons learned at Glenwood Leadership Academy | PHOTOS
• Rescue Mission volunteers prepare for annual Thanksgiving dinners | POLL
• Letters to Santa pour into Santa Claus, Ind., post office
• Lynnville issues boil advisory after water main breaks
• Flu shots being offered by Health Department
• Southwestern Indiana legislative delegation offering preview
• Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library hosts free holiday concert series
• Otwell school gets visit from state education chief Bennett
• Thanksgiving closings announced
• Castle bands crafts show fundraiser set Dec. 4
• Next Traveling City Hall stops at Helfrich School
• Council favors reserving innkeepers tax for Downtown hotel
• Mike Duckworth in line to be Vanderburgh highway chief again
• Mead Johnson achieves workplace safety recognition
• Last day for Thanksgiving dinner from Christan Life Center
• Up to 3 inches of rain for Tri-State by Wednesday night
• Santa's hometown ready for kids' letters, light show, postmark
• Emergency lane restriction on southbound U.S. 41 at Twin Bridges
• Connections Deaf Center and InTRAC sponsor screening of 'See What I'm Saying'
• Stores working to spread Black Friday crowds | POLL
• School menu
• Dems want Osili seated if White is disqualified | LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK
• Deer hunter dies after falling from stand
• Downtown Holiday Parade opens the season | PHOTOS, VIDEOS
• Suicide rates highest ever in Vanderburgh County
• Brighten child's Christmas through Sunrise Children's Services Angel Tree
• Thieves nab $4,000 worth of goods from Evansville coin shop
• Police: East Side meth lab busted
• Evansville man arrested, accused of drunken driving
• Two injured in fireworks shop explosion
• Allergy concern prompts Jays potato chip recall
• Zachary E. Richey sentenced to 35 years for bank robbery
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Santa arrives today in annual holiday parade
• Hospital urges public to 'Light Up a Life'
• Effingham-Clay County Service Co. to settle dumping case
• Center seeks families for autism study
• Archery deer season begins Dec. 1 at LBL
• Ah, when hearty eatin' was in!
• Keep Evansville Beautiful sponsors lesson on tree planting
• Trade mission found Japan friendly to state
• Reitz Home's 18 rooms feature Christmas stories
• Landlords squeezed between tenants, costs
• Ferdinand Christkindlmarkt gets magical start to weekend
• USI's Elliot Wasserman to lead New Harmony Theatre
• Delbert Majors sentenced in 2008 Lloyd Expressway wreck
• Mine Safety and Health Administration cites, won't close Dodge Hill mine
• Bishop Gettelfinger presiding over dedication of Boonville church
• Elementary schools battle in Spell Bowl
• Kid Rock's 'Born Free' tour at stadium March 1
• Road work will close sections of U.S. 41
• French Island Trail now open for two-way traffic
• Avenged Sevenfold returning to Roberts Stadium
• New Harmony Theatre unveils new director, new summer lineup of shows
• Evansville man sentenced to 11 years in prison for fatal accident
• U.S. 41 lane restrictions possible Monday and Tuesday
• Kid Rock coming to Roberts Stadium March 1
• Are you making cookies this holiday season? If so, sign up for our personal enrichment cookie decorating class at the Southern Indiana Career and Tech Center (on Lynch Rd.). Use Royal icing, sanding sugars, pearlcandies, french dragees and many other.
• Thrivent Builds grant puts build on Habitat's 2011 schedule
• Governors honor author Robert Penn Warren
• Whirlpool donates $82,000 to United Way
• Gibson Humane Society barks up the wrong tree
• Boonville man juggles recycling center, caring for wife
• CAJE sets youth as 2011 priority | POLL
• Evansville-based Shoe Carnival reports record 3Q earnings
• Woman hospitalized after striking utility pole
• Philharmonic Youth Orchestras play Victory concerts Saturday
• Evansville Regional Airport picks up a second Dallas flight
• It's not too late to get in on the YouTube scholarship contest! Create a video describing “How Ivy Tech will make me successful” and you could win a $3,000, $2,000 or $1,000 scholarship. Winners will be chosen based on content and nu
• Police: Man arrested for strong-arm robbery
• USI nursing school ranks first in state in pass rate
• 'Cash for Cans' program weighs in as big success
• Brittany Nance headed to coed pageant for Indiana
• Warrick solid waste committee meeting today at noon
• 'On the ball' UE security officer leads to victim's truck
• Newburgh revitalization focus of Town Hall meeting
• Driver forces officer to pull gun
• Pvt. Morgan Webber completes basic training
• Albion, Illinois man dies after truck hit by another truck
• Pvt. Seth Spain completes basic combat training
• Civil War roundtable features uniform expert
• 'Magic' holiday parade to mark arrival of Santa
• Group trying to bring back Delta Queen
• Police officer draws gun, arrests man after traffic stop
• Princeton teen arrested on marijuana charge
• Woman jailed, accused of dealing pot, meth
• Molestation trial reveals herpes connection
• Crystal Riley gets 7 years in abuse case
• EVSC gets$2.5M grant from federal government
• Salvation Army holiday kettles return this week
• Dedication ceremonies planned for St. Clement Church
• Castle grad Larry Lightburne completes infantryman training
• Tecumseh Arrows host annual Holiday Parade
• Rivertown Trail Phase 2 dedication set Dec. 4
• Daviess County High grad Rhett Whitaker completes USAF basic
• UE England trip is open to girls in science, math
• Local author Jay Zimmer to be at Barnes & Noble
• 'Meet Your Legislators' set Saturday at library
• State police planning sobriety checkpoints
• City looking to borrow $2 million for parking-garage repairs, Front Door Pride
• Police: Walmart shoplifter gets away but leaves ID
• Police: Man pulled over for headlights, arrested for drunken driving
• Indiana Do Not Call deadline falls today
• U.S. 41 bridge work delayed because of weather
• Evansville police arrest man in Kentucky after chase
• Police confiscate drugs, cash in Princeton, Ind., bust
• Blaze damages home on Sorenson Avenue
• Sen. Mitch McConnell flips against earmarks | POLL
• Warrick County Museum hosts annual Holiday Bazaar
• Jury seated in trial of alleged child molestation
• Woman sentenced in 2009 Moto-Mart robbery
• Flip, Skype and iPad find everyday usage in Lisa Boeglin's class at Scott Elementary
• Public invited to Evansville arena topping off ceremony
• Public ownership urged for Wabash Bridge at New Harmony
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• Marketer, hospital chief speak at entrepreneurship seminar
• UE ranked nationally in study abroad percentage
• Twin bridges to narrow for deck repairs
• Second alarm sounded for house fire in rural Warrick County, Ind.
• Republican Mary Key wins Gibson County, Ind., treasurer race
• VOICES offers greatest time to WWII generation
• Firefighter hurt battling house blaze
• Ethicist William Stephens to chew over meal choices at UE
• City, County government schedule
• Hearing will focus on mining dust rule
• USI radio station take stwo firsts in broadcasting
• Indiana State team wins NASCAR contest
• USI choir prepares for Madrigal Feaste
• Police: Teen and man arrested for disorderly conduct, pills
• Intellectual mix yields fertile society: author | NEWSMAKERS
• Economic council will meet Thursday
• Lincoln exhibit coming to Wabash County Museum
• Ugandan children will perform at free concert
• Residency programs are link to basic care
• Engine fire snarls Indiana 66 traffic
• Car came to rest on lawn; driver faces DUI
• FOE having 1950s dance with dress-up contest
• Warrick commissioners, plan commission to meet
• Southbound lane of U.S. 41 Twin Bridge closing Tuesday
• Willard Library dedicating park redesign
• Red Cross blood drive focuses on holiday need
• Women's Fund grant to remodel Albion Center kitchen
• Holiday art sale helps Patchwork serve community
• Grants to support Sisters of St. Benedict's projects
• Indiana's Safe Family Travel aimed at holiday weekend
• Christkindlmarkt brings music, food, crafts
• Riverfront ceremony to cap River City Veterans Parade
• Eastland Mall adds storytime for readers week
• Attempted ATM break-in at First Federal
• Zoo members invited behind the scenes
• Rick Davis announces his race for Evansville mayor | POLL
• GOP candidates eyeing Evansville mayoral race | POLL
• Denver Mattress Co. signs on to match donations for homeless
• Southern Indiana Career and Technical Center holds open house
• Government offices closing for Veterans Day
• Fugitive gets prison time in drug case
• Vanderburgh election board vote counting moved up
• Whirlpool auctions off equipment, furnishings at Evansville plant
• Police: Two women shoplifted nearly $1,900 in merchandise
• New Philharmonic price cuts target younger audiences
• ACROS Gymnastics Booster Club sponsors meet
• Craft Show returns to Old Courthouse
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• Habitat for Humanity of Evansville wins energy efficiency grant
• Warrick County man arrested on child molestation charges
• Southern Illinois teen charged in April drug death
• Class focus runs beyond abstinence, EVSC says
• Two traffic deaths in Knox County, Ind., this week
• Five injured when truck collides with ambulance on East Side
• Evansville man sent to prison for trespassing at Civic Center
• Evansville-based Integra lost $17.3 million in 3Q
• Semi sideswipes school bus near Washington, Ind.
• Warrick County trading post's stock shaped by decades of business
• Officials find three dead puppies at abandoned Evansville home
• Vectren reports improved 3Q earnings
• Man arrested in Spencer County after nearly 40-mile chase
• Evansville's looking warm and dry for veterans
• Evansville allows fireworks on Veterans Day
• Rick Davis to announce mayoral run Thursday | POLL
• Crossroads Extravaganza helping Potter’s Wheel
• Middle Levee Corridor of Pigeon Creen Greenway reopened
• Mount Vernon bridge getting Wabash Pass electronic toll system
• Harrison tennis courts contract given to Danco
• Holly Day Bazaar set Saturday at St. Mary’s manor
• Evansville Obedience Club hosting three-day dog rally trial
• Owensboro jobs fair Wednesday drawing 40-plus schools, companies
• VNA Plus helping mark Home Care and Hospice Month
• UE men’s basketball opener will honor members of military
• Aztar, French Lick casinos saw very slight attendance gains in October
• Video Games Live cancels performance in The Centre
• Riverside Drive convenience store robbed early Monday morning
• Police: Evansville man arrested on battery, confinement charges
• White County (Ill.) Sheriff identifies suspect in copper thefts
• Police: Woman claimed officers stole her money, arrested
• Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau hunts for new director
• Nuns have given reading lessons for decades, and they're not stopping yet
• Media recalls telling the story of tornado's destruction in 2005
• Indiana couple keep their eyes on the road | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Indiana Gov. Daniels silences all talk of 2012 election | LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK
• Electronic tolling system coming to bridge near Mount Vernon, Ind.
• BIRTHS | Oct. 16 to Oct. 22 | PUBLIC RECORD
• DEATH CAUSES | Sept. 8 to Oct. 20 | PUBLIC RECORDS
• BANKRUPTICIES | Oct. 18 to Oct. 22 | PUBLIC RECORD
• Keep Evansville Beautiful elects new officers
• Wednesday deadline to pay fall property tax installment
• Day School hosting open house on Friday
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Some 400 registered sex offenders in Vanderburgh County
• Fight erupts at youth sports game
• Man stabbed by neighbor in a drunken fight
• Museum's emerald necklace stolen at Evansville Country Club
• One person dies following a one-vehicle accident in Spencer County
• Two arrested after tossing white powder out of car in 80-mile chase up U.S. 41
• Autumn Walk draws hundreds to benefit Multiple Sclerosis | <strong> VIDEO </strong>
• MARRIAGE LICENSES | Oct. 19 to Oct. 22 | PUBLIC RECORD
• Women's Hospital earns industry recognition
• Nimnicht named mayor's new communications director
• School marks 10 years at Nov. 11 celebration
• Contemplating a beauty that never fades away | GOOD MORNING
• Santa's oath book gets permanent home
• Parade honoring veterans set for Nov. 13
• Classes aim to reduce risk of type 2 diabetes
• Early College High School to hold open house
• Health Department offering adult flu shots
• Animal care fundraiser scheduled for today
• 'Gaither-style' singing planned at Bethel Temple
• Free tours highlight preserve's champion trees
• Holidaze shopping event slated for Nov. 20
• West River Health Campus holds ribbon cutting
• R. Brent Beeler honored with ISU alumni award
• Dog on duty: Canine helps Air Force staff cope
• Job fairs today, next week
• Woman accused of theft after alleged scam
• Electrical problem suspected in Newburgh blaze
• Evansville parks department looking to replace orange fencing along Greenway
• Alleged robbery try lands man in jail
• Man accused of scalding young girl has previous battery convictions
• Police: Both parties in accident impaired
• Nov. 19 wrestling event at Centre canceled
• Man injured after being run over by own truck
• USI Veterans Day remembrance on November 11
• Cyberbullying expert tells parents to set limits
• Former River House Hotel being auctioned today
• Public urged to attend Rally 4 Education
• UE Clay Club raises funds at annual Chili Bowl Sale
• New HFD station pondered: Officials tour Owensboro facilities to get ideas
• CROP Hunger Walk slated for Saturday morning
• Author Kathryn Stockett details 'risky' story of race
• Boil order issued for residents near Evansville airport
• Evansville-Vanderburgh Co. Reorganization Committee sacks efficiency study clause
• EVSC's New Tech Institute having two open houses
• Power restored after brief outage
• Polymer clay featured in arts council workshop
• Bradley Dean Tomey enters plea of not guilty
• Tri-State Manufacturers Alliance having program on automotive industry
• Harrison College job fair scheduled for Friday
• Trustees approve candidates for degrees
• Free Family Fun Night tonight at cMoe
• HSI featured in Cultural Heritage Tourism Survival Toolkit
• St. Mary's to offer mammograms Saturday
• Experts will visit Evansville to discuss automotive industry
• Lefties recall their teachers' conversion efforts | GOOD MORNING
• Lilly's 'Oncology on Canvas' at Deaconess Gateway chronicles cancer journey | VIDEO
• Life lessons: School program gives students base to grow on
• Ronnie Milsap cancels Christmas show at The Centre
• Delayed Gibson County votes save Bacon
• Jody Jenkins is returning as Union Co. Judge-executive
• Ousted Democrats look ahead
• Alleged check forgery leads to arrest
• Elections are over, but recounts loom
• Indicted returned in alleged burglary, theft at Illinois restaurant
• Southbound bridge work delayed again
• Annual Trot benefits brain injury camp
• 'Celebration of Lights': Snowflake lighting set during Gallery Hop Friday
• Free forum focuses on cyberbullying
• Veterinary technology degree program offered
• Kentucky 109 closures set for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Clay Club's annual chili bowl sale Thursday at UE
• Circus tickets available to military families
• Castle players to present 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrels'
• Watkins defeats DeSpain for state representative
• Webster County has big voter turnout
• Young wins mayor's post in Morganfield
• Dixon mayor dies before election
• Johnston tops Toerne for District 2 school board seat
• Puttman, Warren claim fiscal court seats
• UE students lend a hand with donations
• "Take a Shot" photo contest winners announced
• EVSC board incumbents cruise to new terms
• Police looking for suspect in Wednesday morning knife assault
• Wesselman Nature Preserve has new executive director
• Police: Man arrested for forging check, fleeing officers
• Police: Two involved in accident were drunk
• Henderson, Ky., woman jailed after DUI accident
• Fluty unseats Weaver in Vanderburgh assessor race; Gries is new auditor
• Evansville weather: Nice, then brrrr by Friday night
• Military families can get free circus tickets Thursday evening
• USI program gets $2,000 grant to refurbish trails
• Integra Bank says it won't meet regulators' deadline for improving its capital levels
• Vincennes University hosting honor bands Nov. 13, 14
• Strategic Planning Next Steps - Identifying Major Initiatives
• Total smoking ban takes effect at USI in July
• Businesses evacuate while Vectren crews fix gas leak
• PPL completes acquisition of KU, LG&E
• Tecumseh Junior-Senior High School to add computer, science labs
• Polite politics: Author says you can discuss without cussing
• Harrison High School breaks ground for new on-campus stadium
• Henderson County polling locations listed
• Adult flu clinic open today
• It's E-Day: County judge, mayor among local decisions on ballot
• Sanitation truck driver killed In single vehicle traffic crash
• Weather Service: Wabash Co. storm was small tornado
• Three juveniles charged in local burglaries
• Youth center tops building list
• Sustainable Communities Coalition giving presentations
• Career Change Series: Reinventing Yourself for the Future
• UE's 'Think Outside the Lunch Box' covering election results
• Student Development encouraging participation from staff, faculty,and students for Relay for Life
• Tax-Aide service needs volunteers to help
• Visitors bureau distributes detailed budget for Wesselman ball fields | DOCUMENT
• Newburgh-area meetings for November announced
• Students donate canned goods collected in Halloween-themed campaign
• Dr. Vincent Harper helping Newburgh Christian School celebrate
• Wesselman Nature Society names new executive director
• Evansville Fire Department wins Fabulous Fin Award for 2009
• UPDATE: Homicide in Gibson County, Ind.; suspect in custody
• Police: Man arrested for strangling girlfriend
• Three serious injuries in Flora, Ill., Halloween parade accident
• Broken gas main prompts Downtown evacuations
• Todd Rundgren leads 2-week course at IU
• Ball fields plan to go before County Council
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• House of Hope slates open house Thursday
• Dining with Diabetes cooking class offered
• 2nd "Think Outside the Lunchbox" Forum to Discuss Election Results
• Health Department extends Tuesday hours for school shots
• Clay Club to Host Chili Bowl Sale Thursday
• Stimulus: Southwestern Indiana lags in funds
• 2010 Live at the Apollo winners
• USI becomes tobacco-free in July 2011
• Election spending boosts businesses' bottom lines
• New tobacco-free campus policy
• USI selected as lead agency for 2011 Global Youth Service Day
• Online orientation program launched Nov. 1
• Store owner teaches, sells array of instruments | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Rally 4 Education rally scheduled for Saturday
• Supply, demand: Grassroots effort on mission to alter Kentucky educational system
• City races dominate local ballot
• Police: Owensville, Ind. man broke into car he thought was his
• Evansville police arrest man for alleged meth production in woods
• Fire damages Newburgh home
• Two women found dead Sunday; Coroner says no foul play involved
• Campus Mourns Amanda Ruoff
• Closures continue on southbound bridge
• Project Christmas Child donations being collected Nov. 15-22
• Churches of Henderson County sponsor Fifth Sunday singing event
• Boil order for Russell Ave. area has been lifted
• Organ Guild plans Halloween concert at Boonville church
• UE Invites Community to Think Outside the LunchBox
• Boil order still in effect for Southeast Side area
• Thomas C. Fiddick Memorial Lecture presents Marilyn B. Young
• INDOT plans to hire 114 snowplow drivers, mechanics
• UE Religion Forum Series Invites You to Meet "The Jew Next Door"
• Lost cable channels can be recovered
• Saturday Art Workshop open to children ages 6 to 14
• Winslow, Ind., couple accused of neglect
• USI Theatre continues its season with "Of Mice and Men"
• Government makes appointments/reappointments to HCC board
• University of Southern Indiana to host information reception at Windsor Oaks in Grayville
• DHP Halloween costume winners
• Engelbrecht named GLVC Coach of the Year
• Local ghouls, ghosts come out to socialize; hit candy jackpot
• Steelworkers reject offer
• YWCA receives $10,000 to support women in need
• 'The Jew Next Door' is focus of second UE forum
• Fall Family Fun Night set Sunday at Dream Center
• Women of the Rule awarding grants Nov. 6
• Annual 'Chill in Chandler' Sunday at grade school
• Love Letters and Familiar Faces!
• Civil War Roundtable to meet Thursday
• Police: Man crashes into vehicle under the influence; at least one injured
• KMEA contest tickets are on sale
• Candidates hold public debate today
• HCC classroom will be named for Sandy Watkins
• AP students turn instructor for elementary energy day
• Henderson childhood center plans ready
• Latino advancement programs planned at Central Library
• Contact us about your Peace Corps experience | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• UE will host MLK speech contest
• Suicide is NOT Painless: Words from a Survivor
• Area high school students to compete in annual Mole Day Chemistry Bowl
• Police: Downtown slaying suspect likely won't be extradited until December
• Wabash County, Ill., farmer finds NASA instrument
• Fire destroys rural Fairfield, Ill., home
• USI professors work to curb homophobia with workshop
• Dead cat best sums up the Clark Kent effect | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Suicide prevention forum scheduled at UE
• Military personnel to receive park's dicounts
• Schon Gabriel Perkins faces drug, molest charges
• Police check meth tip, arrest four at East Side apartment
• Engineering students receive Indiana Space Grant Consortium scholarships
• Short story author Andrew Porter to deliver RopeWalk Reading October 21
• Taking root: Crooks family bringing hops to Henderson
• In the bank: Henderson deposits up 5.5 percent to $627 million since mid-2009
• Southern Illinois movie theaters close
• Hadi Shriners offering free circus tickets to military families
• Gibson-Pike-Warrick Special Education Cooperative sets meeting
• Holiday sale to help Patchwork Central
• In the bank: Henderson deposits up 5.5 percent to $627 million since mid-2009
• Steering addicts clear of jail is Drug Court goal | NEWSMAKERS
• Two arrested in attempted burglary
• Educator: Spanking of child none of public's business
• Coats not shying away from hot button issues
• Marriage licenses Oct. 5 — Oct. 11
• Preparation H not something to sink teeth into
• Bankruptcies Oct. 4 — Oct. 11
• Financial woes plague Cannelton schools
• Divorces Filed Oct. 4 — Oct. 8
• Deaths/causes Sept. 6 — Oct. 5
• Taking root: Crooks family bringing hops to Henderson
• Births Oct. 2 — Oct. 9
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Recycle Week
• Historic Preservation Commission of Warrick County to hold meeting
• Kiwanis Club plans pancake breakfast
• Castle's first grads hold 50-year reunion
• American Advertising slates annual auction
• Survivors of Suicide to meet on Monda
• Forum to showcase Knox County candidates
• Disabilities job fair, workshop set Oct. 27
• Three charged as tip busts meth lab
• Hillery McCoy held, husband sought in theft from vet
• Struggling: United Way director sees economic impact
• 'Living United': New video might help push the organization toward its goal
• Teen in force case dies; probe goes on
• Distance growing in election fundraising
• Drought status elevated here
• Stringtown boil advisory lifted
• Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission rewrites mercury waiver
• Harrison High hosts JROTC competition
• Vectren reworks Ky.-Ind. power line application
• Vectren reworks Ky.-Ind. power line application
• Value of home: Local children in need exceed foster parents now available
• Bethel UCC to have arts fest on Nov. 13
• Years of wondering are over
• Army Pvt. Kye Floyd a combat training grad
• Kiwanis Sports Award goes to Memorial High
• Foster parenting information sessions set
• Interest expressed in restaurant at McCurdy
• Soccer player Abby Guerra is Alive
• PT Receives Grant to Help U.S. Military
• 'You do the best you can' Foster parents assume challenge because kids have a need
• Harmonie State Park lists October events
• UE Named Among Best in Midwest
• Community Cinema Series presents
• Students gather today for Building Leaders
• Forbes Names UE Among America's Best Colleges
• Ellen Ott Marshall to Deliver Inaugural Ethics Lecture on Monday
• Boo at the Zoo grows into six-day event
• UE Again One of Nation's Most Military-Friendly Institutions
• Several with UE Ties Honored at 2010 Celebration of Leadership Awards
• Army Pvt. Hammers completes training at Fort Knox
• U.S.News & World Report Ranks UE Among America's Best
• International Speaker Series presents Joseph & Valerie Plame Wilson on April 20
• Saturday Barbecue to aid St. Mary's Center for autism program
• UE Welcomes Strongest Academic Freshman Class in History
• Patricia H. Snyder Concert & Lecture Series presents Azar Nafisi on April 7
• Timothy C. Devine faces hearing in burning death
• Study Involving UE Nursing Students Changing How CPR is Taught
• Two UE Students Earn 2010 Fulbright Awards
• Indiana State Police warn of fall deer hazard
• Department of Music Launches 2010-11 1st Tuesday Concert Series
• UE President Stephen Jennings to Give Final Commencement Address
• Rail crossing repair to close Indiana 68 lanes
• Ernsting Selected for Senior Leadership Academy
• Assistant Professor Jeffrey Tilly named Outstanding Teacher for 2009-10
• Farmers Market to offer music, dance Saturday
• UE Theatre Launches 2010-11 Season with Sondheim's
• 2010 UE Grad Earns Major National Mechanical Engineering Award
• Drum Circle to aid Lakotas at Pine Ridge
• UE to Host Religion Forum September 20 at 7:30 p.m.
• UE Announces Successful Conclusion of Largest Campaign
• Big trucks coming Saturday to Rend Lake College
• UE to Celebrate Inauguration Week Sept. 26-Oct. 3
• UE Web Site Goes Mobile
• Seventh Street School ready for demolition
• Thomas A. Kazee Inaugurated as 23rd President of UE
• Mills Gift to Support UE Student Internships
• Poll of Evansville attorneys favors D'Amour
• Lance Wilkerson Joins UE Team
• Independent Colleges of Indiana Honor UE Board of Visitors Member
• Habitat for Humanity to dedicate first Shadewood home
• New Harmony Gallery Hosts International Artist-in-Residence, Jim Buchanan
• UE's Stamets Earns Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Honors
• Sandefur Center is named 2010 Industry of Year
• USI wins Keep Evansville Beautiful GreenOVATION Award
• Author Khaled Hosseini to Speak October 21
• Mitochondrial DNA used to ID WWII airman from Evansville
• Wanted: A Downtown Christmas tree
• Claim your prize
• District 4 ballot contested
• Lampion Center celebrates its 125th anniversary today
• Father Kevin Sutt faces neglect charges
• Have you been thinking about taking some personal enrichment classes? Ivy Tech offers a wide assortment of each, making it possible for you to take a class for sheer enjoyment! To view the schedule, go to http://www.ivytech.edu/shared/shared_pdf/Personal
• Autopsy results pending in death of Courtney Ray McCune
• Do you need to improve your workforce skills? Ivy Tech offers many classes that will enhance your opportunities in your current job, or to help you get that new position! To view the catalog, please go to http://www.ivytech.edu/shared/shared_pdf/Workforc
• Precious ones: Hospital ceremony honors lost babies
• Driver Education at Ivy Tech is for you if you are having doubts about turning the car keys over to your teen! For more information about this affordable course, please visit www.ivytech.edu/drivered/ or call (812) 429-9807.
• Accused pharmacy robber Kenneth Anderson sees bond set
• Interested in new technology? The Robotics Club will meet every Wednesday beginning Sept 8 in Room 166 from Noon - 2 pm. All majors welcome- no previous experience needed! Contact Donna Zimmerman at dzimmerm@ivytech.edu to learn more.
• Rand Paul energizes rally, invites Obama to visit
• Ivy Tech Community College - Southwest Millions of Dollars for Millions of Hoosiers- Attorney General Greg Zoeller to announce Unclaimed Property totals for the Evansville area Wednesday, September 1, at 2 pm in the Bower-Suhrheinrich Conference Center (
• Sen. Richard Lugar hears actor George Clooney's plea on Sudan
• The 3rd Annual Ivy Tech Employee and Student Wellness & Fitness Challenge is on the horizon! Contact the Wellness and Fitness Center (Room 142), X 585 for more information. Events include Banner Design, Tug-of War, Cornhole, Crunch Test, Plank Test a
• Paul cites Reagan optimism
• View of the Ohio River from Mt. Vernon
• Thurby admonished over mailing
• Ivy Tech Community College - Southwest Check out the great classes available this month! Contact the Continuing Education Department for more information- (812) 429-9810! Wanna dance? Here is your chance:West Coast Swing beginning Thursday, October 14; N
• Raider Competition slated for Harrison High School
• National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week October 17-23
• Festivities this weekend for Harrison's class of 1985
• Furnishings from former Executive Inn will stay on sale, liquidation firm says
• Events Thursday conclude St. Mary's Market Days
• Federal money to finish USI-Burdette Park biking, running path
• Businesses contribute $8,000 to Ruth's House
• Illinois 19-year-old sentenced to prison for child abduction
• USI event to explore educational opportunities
• Five units burglarized at commercial storage facility
• Farmer's Market concludes season this weekend
• Hearing set on lawsuit by candidate Darla Jones
• Brian McGuire named Distinguished Professor
• Moped rider injured avoiding backing car
• Business students place second in international competition
• CVS staff thwarts attempted robbery
• USI students distinguish themselves in information technology competition
• How I Learned to Drive, October 7-17, 2010
• Heavy coils spilled in semi rollover
• USI's Beta Alpha Psi Team Finishes Third
• List of Faculty, Office Hours, and Class Schedules
• Vectren hearing postponed
• A Code of Honor - (EBJ article)
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• Robert Millard-Mendez develops young artists
• Hearing on Vectren transmission lines postponed
• USI Athletics has moved to gousieagles.com
• USI freshman dances to his own beat
• Archers win big at world contest
• USI Athletics has moved to gousieagles.com
• Advertising senior named intern for fraternal leadership conference
• Speaker will discuss Lincoln and political humor
• USI Athletics has moved to gousieagles.com
• Social Science student to show off skills at 'Really Big Show'
• Man charged in death of Morganfield resident
• USI Athletics has moved to gousieagles.com
• Digital technology for USI radio station
• Moore works to open new Gilda's Club
• Funds approved to complete last section of USI-Burdette Park Trail
• Two College of Liberal Arts faculty are winners of the Outstanding Advisor Awards
• Crews discover fuel-contaminated soil at downtown project
• Frans Johansson to speak on innovation at USI
• EnGene CEO is 2010 Liberal Arts Alumni in Residence
• Redbanks buys land from city
• Epi-Hab Scholarship deadline is December 10
• USI master's degree in communication approved
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• Love of game forms lifelong baseball bond
• Tracy Zeller is Alumna in Residence
• Early morning fires damage East Side house, restaurant
• Fall fun: Ghosts, goblins, corn mazes all in the works
• Police: Pike County, Ind., father arrested after young girls found living in squalor
• Coughing fit ends in auto crash
• Income tax assistance program will be held at Central Library
• Coroner Annie Groves will speak to League of Women Voters
• EPD customer feedback forum ends today
• Power outage planned in Balmoral Acres
• Stomp Out Parkinson's Walk is Saturday
• Off-duty officer uses pepper spray to quell disorder
• Principal placed on administrative leave
• Celebration set marking Habitat's 50th home here
• Child hurt as mattress burns
• Victim reports beating, robbery
• 'We'll work it out': New Habitat qualifier says friends, family are key
• Parks board unanimously approves Wesselman Park ball fields proposal | POLL
• Linda Durham trial moved to next year
• EVSC, Joshua Academy complete Howard Roosa building transaction
• Slaying suspect Pharoah Newton still held in Illinois
• Police: Woman arrested after falsely reporting gunfire
• Trick-or-treat hours set
• Weekend events will raise funds to start Gilda's Club in Evansville
• Evansville Rescue Mission relocates Thrift Store to larger quarters | VIDEO
• Evansville utility officials expect to see savings next year
• Vermont Supreme Court justice to discuss 'rules' of art at USI
• Police: Man who hit car was allegedly drunk, texting
• Pulitzer Prize nominee to speak at church banquet
• Airman graduates basic training
• Drought brought early end to mowing season | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Courier & Press will offer online voting guide this year
• Area libraries to offer early voting starting noon today
• Births Sept. 25 — Oct. 3
• Divorces Filed Sept. 27 — Oct. 1
• Bankruptcies Sept. 27— Oct. 1
• Archers in top five at world meet
• Tri-County Council of Labor honors residents at dinner
• Free weather workshop slated for Nov. 9
• UE symphony to give Oct. 19 performance
• School board meetings this week
• Evansville man tossed horsehide record distance in 1910
• UE professor to discuss new book
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Ind. secretary of state race drawing lots of attention
• Youth challenges experience in Ind. state treasurer race
• Home, garden event October 15–16
• Patriot Coal to mine Pleasant Hill Road
• Police: Arrest made in SE First Street slaying
• For the news business, a future unknown
• Deaths/causes Aug. 25 — Sept. 28
• Vanderburgh County prosecutor Stan Levco makes defense of office
• Inspections Sept. 16 — Sept. 24
• Child, family education is Lampion Center's forte | NEWSMAKERS
• Marriage licenses Sept. 28 — Oct. 4
• Reitz graduate promoted to major in Air Force
• Early library voting begins Monday in Vanderburgh
• Drought considered moderate, but tell that to trees and grass
• Elberfeld's doctor, Dr. Jerry Like, is in
• City settles Vectren dispute: Fire Station No. 4 to be sold to allow for new line route
• Security scare triggers evacuation at Evansville Regional Airport
• Cancer survivor Matt Donovan, 17, takes the field
• Band will present fall classics
• In Warrick County, 3 council seats up for grabs
• USI Continuing Education offers astronomy course
• City could sell Zion Road land: Redbanks eyeballing entire tract
• McCormick recuses self from board
• Toyota hosts activity day for employees, families
• Pfc. Chance Tedford finishes artillery course
• 'Pet Connection' looks at link to human abuse
• Artist John Dowell attending African American Museum gala
• USI's 'Drive' takes a ride into a complex topic | THEATER REVIEW
• Pfc. Chase Bostick finishes combat training
• Semi overturns, kills 10 cows along I-64
• Riecken, Musgrave electrify debate by trading shots over Vectren rates
• MSHA cites Dotiki for fall: Company objects, notes feds found no roof warning
• Cattle killed in Interstate 64 crash
• MDA will host baksetball shootout fundraiser
• McLean County Bridges will be inspected this month
• Proposal approved by water board
• Mormons meet for state conference services this weekend
• Cash prizes generate more float entries for Fall Festival parade | POLL
• Central Labor Council backs Hermann for Vanderburgh prosecutor
• Labor Council plans rally, awards dinner
• Airport terminal evacuated while suspicious package cleared security
• Warrick County, Ind., judge makes plea to save drug court
• City of Henderson, Vectren settle dispute over power line plan
• Riecken, Musgrave will hold debate tonight
• New addition to Little Toot gets on track in Flora, Ill.
• ‘Little miracle man’ Lost cat likely travels 10 miles in two months to find way home
• Warrick County, Ind., candidates match skills for auditor, other posts
• Small world: Continental gaps bridged by World Equestrian Games
• Pioneer Day gave Warrick students a look back
• Peabody top bidder on land: AEP's 4,745 acres going to Cyprus Creek Land Co.
• Indiana BMV chief Andy Miller accused of indecency, resigns state position
• Firing of Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission chief seen as first step
• Ky. worker Michael Ryan Wolfe was slain, coroner rules
• Patriot Guard stood between Westboro and Pvt. Pfender
• Joshua Academy eyeing EVSC's Howard Roosa building
• Man allegedly tries to steal brass
• ONB's Bob Jones to appear on CNBC’s 'Squawk Box'
• Vandalism gets feds' attention
• Cheryl Musgrave, Gail Riecken to debate Friday night
• GOP red-flags city pay deal with Tom Barnett
• Deer alert: Officials urge drivers to be extra cautious
• Knight Township dominates City Council meeting
• City, utilities, Vectren may have settlement: Both sides seek to delay hearing later this month
• Love our pets show is real and unconditional | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Owensboro, Ky., police officer suspended in wake of colleague's firing
• Through tears, friends and neighbors remember Frances Wolf
• Warrick County prosecutor hopefuls take aim at history
• Riley Angel Tree marks 20 years as UCC mission
• WKU homecoming Oct. 29 billed as community event
• CMOE 'Family Fun Night'sponsored by foundation
• 'Pet Connection' probes domestic violence link
• State dulcimer champ appearing at Audubon Park
• SW Healthcare hosting mental health screenings
• Archaeologist to speak at Old North Church
• Elvis impersonator to help Tomes, Mourdock campaigns
• Chamber committee hosting time with Coats
• City selling Parrett Street house for discount in return for renovation
• Archery students compete in Orlando
• Bayh to make Evansville airport stop for Ellsworth
• Veterans recognition night
• EPD: Van belonged to slain woman | RELATED STORY
• Annual downtown Halloween event coming up
• 'Poisoned Waters' next in environmental film series
• Sen. Lugar, Farm Bureau sponsoring youth essay contest
• Library's 'Four Thursdays' starts with 'Mockingbird'
• Traffic stop leads to pot charges
• Pakistani pastor appeals to Hendersonians for flood aid
• Auto accident claims life of Harrisburg, Ill., man
• Evansville Parks Board to vote on Wesselman project Tuesday
• More tales sent from the left side of the world | GOOD MORNING
• Police: Man steals video game console from Best Buy
• Bank of Evansville is merging with German American Bancorp
• Dunn Hospitailty announces plans for airport hotel
• $1.8 million later, cuts end for Mount Vernon
• Class aims to cut diabetes risk factors
• Warrick County sheriff candidates vie to replace Heilman
• New tool for child care | POLL
• Utility regulatory chief fired
• A Tug of War tradition
• Prayer vigil Wednesday for Frances Wolf; no suspects in case
• Rewards offered in cases of vandalism and copper thefts
• Fountains will be shut down for season Monday
• Heavy equipment showcased at Newman Park
• Police Taser man accused of battery
• Phase One of the Jacobsville lead cleanup project is nearly finished
• Labor unions rebuke Davis for considering mayoral run
• Fall Festival shuttle to run during lunch hour
• Louisville mayor offers opinions, advice on consolidation
• Trial delayed for John Barrientes, accused in fatal crash
• Prayer vigil planned near slaying scene
• Head Start program wins grant
• Library gears for 'Mockingbird' and 'One Book' events
• Tax Ease sells two foreclosures
• Woman arrested for disorderly conduct, kicks police car seats
• Magistrate considers request to move Linda Durham's trial
• Bicyclist struck by car
• County still needs election poll workers
• Man Tasered after refusing police order to stop fighting
• Flu clinic numbers are low
• Slain woman's style marked 'best' neighbor
• Fall Festival kicks off with annual lighthouse parade
• Victims' father Steven Lynch searches for the good
• School menu
• Warrick County prosecutor candidates square off in debate
• Fire safety craft offered for kids at Eastland Mall
• Road closures to shift traffic on Baseline, Green River roads and Indiana 62
• Posey man gets 60 years in fatal shooting
• HCHS band come out on top
• Daniels fires Utility Commission chair over Duke Energy hiring
• Fire leaves family of seven homeless
• Joshua Academy talking with EVSC about Howard Roosa school building
• Experience touted by Tax Court Judge candidate
• Dubois County, Ind., teen dies following four-wheeler accident
• Local residents take stand against abortion
• Report hits Indiana for gun 'exports'
• Recycle Week
• Women's group hosts GOP candidate forum
• Cyclists enjoy season's coolest ride
• Ballot requests show election interest running high
• Pupils walk to boostbiking, activity
• Kunkel to go in with other development group on hotel proposal
• NRA endorses Republican Ron Bacon
• County Treasurer strongly considering run for Evansville mayor's office
• ARC, EVSC conducting conference Oct. 16.
• Mount Vernon school officials hope for no more major cuts
• EPD schedules diversity menagement plan
• Police: Argument over movies ends with man arrested for firing weapon
• City/County week in local government
• Celebration to mark milestone in Jacobsville lead cleanup project
• The Adopt a Shelter Pet Day Ceremony was held Friday
• City offers Downtown 'lunch shuttle' to Fall Festival
• College fair gives students needed information
• Southern Illinois family of seven loses home to blaze
• A piece of bluegrass history | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Trio arrested for allegedly making meth in Elberfeld
• Fifty years ago, Sen. John F. Kennedy spoke at Evansville Courthouse | HISTORY COLUMN
• Frost possible tonight, Monday night in Tri-State
• You'll find me where the fish aren't biting | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• Man injured in motorcycle accident on West Side
• U.S. Senate candidate Dan Coats admits his lobbyist past a political liability
• Police investigating homicide on Southeast First Street in Evansville
• Fall Festival braintrust discuss history, 'incredible' effort behind marquee event | NEWSM
• OSHA fines Guardian Automotive, Team Industrial Services in July fire
• 'Pops' brings refreshing context to Broadway hits | CONCERT REVIEW
• 2010 Vote: U.S. Senate Profile of Brad Ellsworth
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• Showers throw GRADD Arts and Crafts Festival a curveball | PHOTO GALLERY
• University of Evansville begins the Thomas Kazee era
• Wine pours, and the rain resists | PHOTOS
• Scholarships may be granted at college fair
• Bloodmobile stops
• Southwestern Indiana School boards meet, consider budget, roof project
• Voter registration deadline for Nov. 2 election Monday
• Two for two: Lady Bugg wins calendar contest for second straight year
• Evansville man arrested following standoff
• Andy's anniversary: Henderson collector will honor day with soulful lesson
• Memory Lane still has carhops, burger joints | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Emergency awareness day set
• Local church stretching out Highway 60 Yard Sale
• Contributions help JA save its program for third grade
• Drought expands; fire season begins
• Another Evansville man arrested in alleged robbery
• UE's impact will be felt globally and locally, new president says
• Lighted snowflakes to seasonally adorn downtown streets
• Preservation officer: Roberts Stadium no longer historical stucture
• EVSC, teachers association reach tentative contract deal
• EVSC, teachers reach tentative contract
• Three hurt, one seriously, following four-car accident
• 'Town hall' with GOP candidates set for Tuesday
• Ex-Vanderburgh Co. corrections officer Craig Wilhelm pleads not guilty
• Louisville mayor to speak to consolidation committee Tuesday
• Steven Lynch files suit against Department of Child Protective Services, Jeffrey Weisheit
• Balloons take to the sky over Evansville Day School
• David 'Making Rounds With Oscar' Dosa to speakat Central Library
• Vanderburgh County GOP candidates having meet-and-greets sessions
• Police Dept. diversity forums announced
• International Mission Bazaar today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• Voting registration deadline
• Accused armed robber says he was 'just joking'
• 'I think it's important' Student encourages voter registration at County High
• Evansville woman faces battery charges
• Evansville man accused of kicking truck, shattering window
• Progress between Vectren, city seen: Most officials involved won’t offer specifics
• Warrick County sheriff candidate Kerry Chapman decries 'whispering campaign'
• Ex-Haubstadt town marshal Micah Rulli pleads guilty
• Candidates for state Legislature square off on WNIN Funding for public education
• Accused Gibson County lawyer William Wallace wants charges tried separately
• Albion Fellows Bacon gets $20,000 Mary Kay grant
• Lt. Gov. Becky Skillman: Put property tax caps in Indiana Constitution
• Reitz class of 1947 meeting at Black Buggy
• For Republicans, midterm optimism palpable
• NRA endorses Brad Ellsworth for Senate
• Male teen suspect sought by Evansville police after shooting
• Take-back event offers safe disposal of drugs
• Evansville Buddy Walk set for Saturday
• Mummification is topic of Willard Library event
• Murray MBA classes begin
• Vanderburgh County Health Department extends Tuesday hours
• UPDATE: Man shot in South Weinbach Avenue apartment
• Evansville Fire Department battles 'pretty intense' field fire
• Gas leak closes North Side street
• Wesselman's Supermarket gets new name, business plan
• Warrick EMS begins construction on new station
• Four arrested on meth charges after barber shop bust
• Hockey leagues show interest in playing in new Evansville arena | POLL
• Jerusalem Ridge fest will make Rosine bluegrass music heaven
• Silo living: Everyone wants a peek at this unique home
• Boston's Gourmet Pizza Restaurant Days Benefits United Way
• Jobs for Southwest Ind. announces endorsements
• Dr. William Wooten receives Physicians Community Service Award
• Colts' Bill Polian speaks at Memorial and Mater Dei benefit luncheon
• Two charged with making meth
• Three arrested following ammonia theft
• Parkway accident injures man
• Ex-union official Keith Hart gets probation
• Evansville woman faces shoplifting charge
• Central Athletics Director Leonard Drake dies at 56
• Former Henderson, Ky., mayor Henry Lackey takes aviation post
• Lt. Gov. visits Evansville stumping for constitutional amendment on property tax caps
• Helfrich Park Middle School students have a blast
• Evansville man accused of drunkenness, kicking out truck window
• Craft fest, 200-mile yard sale on tap this weekend
• Committee endorses four incumbents
• USI alums planning June trip to Ireland
• Annual Infinite Scholar fair to visit Downtown Evansville
• Former officers to lead workshop
• Graduation program to feature Judge Trockman
• NRA group supports Tomes in District 49
• Vectren will extend its call center hours in October
• Master Gardeners event Saturday
• Atlas Van Lines, United Way team up for "Basic Needs" charity drive
• Vanderburgh coroner Annie Groves wants to reduce suicides
• Dry conditions help feed brush fire on East Side
• Jail implementing policy change
• Police: Four arrested for meth at North Side barber shop
• This fan's baseball memory will never go sour | GOOD MORNING
• Health department extends Tuesday hours for shot clinics
• Financial woes place more emphasis on Matthew 25's annual AIDS Walk
• Adult flu clinic set for October 7
• Japanese guests visit Gibson County
• Boring to begin at Green Street
• Vanderburgh County bucks economic trends | POLL
• Military investigating death of Illinois soldier
• Three transportation staff members honored at conference
• Court of Appeals will hold session at UE
• City, utilities to deal with Vectren jointly
• Stephanie Terry named executive director of Evansville children's museum
• Reitz Home Ex. Dir. Tess Grimm plans to retire in January
• One injured in three-car crash on U.S. 41 at Bellemeade
• Former Illinois Sheriff could get life behind bars
• Boonville man feels 'in a way, I never left Vietnam'
• Station Two power plant now carries name of former mayor
• City expands health coverage to more employees
• Wolf's Tavern and Restaurant to reopen
• State police dismantle meth lab, arrest Vincennes man
• Prosecutor candidates Stan Levco, Nick Hermann to debate
• Gallatin Co. Sheriff Raymond Martin officially fired
• Olney, Illinois woman sentenced in 2009 stabbing death
• Traffic Alert: Temporary lane restrictions today on the Lloyd Expwy
• Time running out on voter registration
• Temperatures returning to seasonal levels
• St. Vincent's new name, logo better fit mission
• League of Women Voters announces list of debates
• Man sentenced for commodity trading scheme
• Man charged with intimidating girlfriend with a knife
• Two alleged drunken drivers arrested at same intersection
• Cultural exchange program brings Japanese visitors to Gibson County
• School HQ bids rejected
• Police investigate break-ins at Weinbach Avenue storage facility
• Former Kluesner twins take festival title
• Police find dead dog, other neglected animals
• Officers: Driver passed out in truck
• Carl Heldt named 2010 Outstanding Judge by Young Lawyers
• Man, teen arrested on burglary charges
• Police say drunk driver sideswiped car
• Police say teen had beer, vodka and drugs in car with expired plates
• EVSC reports enrollment gain of nearly 200; approves 2011 budget plan
• Indiana physican group supports state ban on 'spice'
• Church extends blessing to parishioners' pets
• Sen. Evan Bayh record not too green
• Market filling with EVSC buildings | POLL
• Tennis mom's day care fosters love of tennis
• School menu
• COUNTY WEEK
• Evansville woman charged with drunken driving
• Warrick County task force offers domestic violence training
• Evansville Philharmonic will move its offices next month
• Businessman selected as Boon township trustee successor
• Expired medicines collected by police officers
• Strategist Donna Brazile to speak to local Dems Oct. 29
• Audubon gala, auction coming up
• UE to hold inauguration events for new president
• Bad cops give Illinois police a bad name | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• Mitch Daniels' utility adviser is hired by Duke Energy
• 2010 Vote: 8th District Profile of Trent Van Haaften
• Credit crunch hurts local housing market | NEWSMAKERS
• Author Susan A. Hall to sign book at East Side store
• Happy, healthy: Corydon gets perfect weather for annual event
• Bloodmobile stops
• City readies for meeting on Vectren power line
• Evansville ARC Child Life Center rates high with state agency
• EVSC board meets Monday, will consider 2011 budget
• College fair set for today at USI campus
• Big question for fair week: shave or use a straw? | REMEMBER WHEN
• Family Day
• UE play explores history of assassins
• North class to mark 35-year reunion
• Pub, street fair the sites for 40-year Harrison reunion
• Memorial car show honors firefighter
• Time is now to enter Christmas parade
• Garden of the season fall reminder
• Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Ohio Valley gives award
• Prostate screening reminder
• Turn 'em in: KSP will help dispose of unused prescriptions
• Evansville police find 38 pounds of marijuana during traffic stop
• Southern Illinois biker dies after striking deer
• Death of Knox County inmate settled out of court
• Race for the Cure draws nearly 15,000 runners, walkers to Downtown Evansville
• Castle student donates hair to Locks of Love | VIDEO
• Coroner Annie Groves to speak on suicide's effects
• County codes chief is leaving post
• Evansville Y banquet salutes positive male mentors
• Police union endorses Hermann in prosecutor's race
• Tickets available for Circle City Classic
• County alters disposal policy
• Dozens of schools extend invitation to fair
• United Way of Southwestern Indiana News: The Voices of Hunger
• Holiday World to add ride, $5.2 million in park improvements
• EVSC School Board candidates air views at forum
• Police, Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel still can't reach accord
• Drug disposal event coming up
• Evansville-Vanderburgh County merger idea revived
• Fire claims 60 acres of Spencer County field | PHOTOS
• Health reform will add taxes, benefits: Complicated act is 'big endeavor'
• Minor leak of oil-water mix detected on LST 325
• Pigeon Creek Greenway cleanup suit settled
• Survivor sheds weight, tumor fears for Race for the Cure | POLL
• Communal studies focus of New Harmony (Ind.) conference
• Reitz High School class of 1945 to hold 65-year reunion
• Vincennes University to host 'Math Matters!' sessions
• Starbucks art auction proceeds to aid Evansville's Holly's House
• North Park Nursing Center to host car show Oct. 16
• Monsanto Fund offers $2,500 grants
• Jasper (Ind.) workshop will cover basics of tree care
• Trike-A-Thon event to benefit St. Jude's Children's Hospital
• Arts in the Parkon scheduled for Saturday
• Fall into fun: Kick up your heels at area events
• Boonville city water safe to drink despite discoloration
• Intimate apparel maker Wacoal hosting Komen event
• Patriots Day will teach American marksmanship
• Family Literacy Day to feature local authors
• County health department will hold flu clinic Oct. 5-7
• Evansville Philharmonic offices move off Main Street
• Mount Vernon man faces meth charges
• Gallatin County (Ill.) Sheriff Raymond Martin found guilty on all counts
• Planned marijuana haul now just a pipe dream
• Coal truck overturns near Boonville, one injured
• Tea Party Patriots to hear from candidates
• Another day, another record high in Evansville
• Police trying to locate missing Evansville teen
• Allergy sufferers, get ready
• Schools gain under 'No Child': In Henderson County, all but two are meeting goals
• Nut Club raises alarm over bogus wristbands
• Attorney indicted on drug charges
• Students join in prayer at 'See You at the Pole' event
• Former Saline County chief deputy back in custody for violating bond
• Genealogy workshop at library
• Hemingway's life, work will be celebrated at dinner
• INDOT will be removing all unauthorized signs
• St. Luke's Lutheran Church having pancake breakfast
• Lynnville man displays artifacts from mines at coal museum
• Jailed man now faces second charge
• Complaint has county in muddy situation
• Holy Name Fall Festival this weekend
• Traffic roundabout planned near Owensboro
• St. Mary's offering car seat checks
• Kim Hill featured at banquet Saturday
• Vital Records office will be closed Friday
• College fair slated for Sunday at USI
• U.S. 41 maintenance work Thursday, Friday
• Lamey finishes basic training
• Class to help decrease risk of Type 2 diabetes
• Central's class of 1950 to hold 60th reunion
• USI will use grant funding to help student veterans
• 'Unauthorized' signs coming down along Indiana highways
• Toyota gives $80,000 to local programs
• Nut Club notified of possible counterfeit Fall Festival ride vouchers
• Nun's good deeds repaid with theft
• Impact of health reform on Medicare discussed at SWIRCA | RELATED STORY
• Better bridges still court's goal
• Field fires close Green River, WK parkways near Beaver Dam
• In one family, any ballpark is a field of dreams | GOOD MORNING
• Driver killed in crash with semi
• Rabid bat brings public reminder about animals
• Forum offers closer look into Islam
• Warrick schools get near 10,000 pupil mark
• At 100, Holiday World's 'flower lady' is still blooming
• MSHA: Two area mines cited
• Shriners will organize annual air show, family festival on Evansville riverfront | VIDEO
• School project running behind
• Four Knox County residents arrested for meth
• Yoplait yogurt again lends hand to Race for Cure | VIDEO
• Bands marching to North festival
• Susie Watkins eyes political future
• St. Mary's Warrick shows off new gear
• Man faces resisting police, DWI charges
• Man says he was slashed while walking in cemetery
• School menu
• Pair of GOP hopefuls to address women's group
• Safe Kids chapter inspecting child car seats at events
• Citizens asked to bring questions to candidates forum
• Guilty plea entered in informant's death
• Alleged drunken driver had child in car
• Safe Kids: 'Sandy would be thrilled' by effort to keep pantries full
• Evansville writers welcomed at reading
• Mount Carmel shop offers 'shockingly' good deals | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• City-County merger scenario would hike county rates
• Detective criticizes 'bad' plea agreements for sexual offenders
• Tracking monarch butterflies' migration
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• Notification serviceoffered to fight mortgage fraud
• Residents to consider association Downtown
• Evansville receives funds to improve levee system
• Community deteriorated with old school house | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Local program to honor U.S. Constitution
• Poll hints at Republican victory in Indiana Senate race | TRAIL MIX
• Ellsworth hits Coats on outsourcing; Coats camp calls Ellsworth liberal
• Prescription drugs 'Take Back' to collect medication
• Henderson County man assaulted in graveyard
• Bat found in Evansville tests positive for rabies
• Henderson woman jailed for DUI with child in vehicle
• Kentucky 56 reopened in Union, Webster counties after oil spill
• Chris Tomlin tickets go on sale Tuesday
• Evansville man arrested for drunken driving after police chase
• 'Steamroller' scheduled to roll into town
• Seminar here will clarify health-care implications
• Scchool boards set regular meetings
• Bloodmobile stops
• Area students named National Merit Scholarship Program semifinalists
• Corn cob burners once illuminated fall harvest | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• Getting serious | STAFF EDITORIAL
• The 'trust gap' permeates our politics | MIZELL STEWART COLUMN
• Best-selling author to appear at dinner
• Tea Party political forum Thursday
• Recycle Week
• 'Ben-Hur' touted as most expensive movie ever made | HISTORY COLUMN
• Alcoa's first employees honored at company picnic
• Police are investigating an accident with injuries
• School board advance
• $140 in $20 counterfeit bills discovered by grocery
• Muscling through the odds
• Developers ready to play ball
• Daniels wades into presidential process | TRAIL MIX COLUMN
• New tax collection dates
• Indiana tests federal authority on health care | NEWSMAKERS
• Timeless fun part of bicentennial event
• Man pleads guilty to computer intrusion
• Couple pleads guilty to delivery prescription pain killers
• Boil water advisory issued on West Side
• A busy evening: 'Simply Sinatra', art exhibit at HCC
• Filling up the pantry
• Artist in residence: Henderson native bringing his talents to Riverbend Academy
• Indiana poverty rate up
• Ozone alert issued today
• Contractor to protest Kratzville bid loss
• 51 state counties officially in drought: Area burn ban remains in effect
• Jobless fund targeted by GOP
• Boonville Country Club golf scramble set for Oct. 4
• Women's Hospital listed as one of health care's best
• Parade march begins at town hall
• Workshop to support English language learners
• Tornatta dismisses Abell's pledge
• Cause unknown for Lodge Ave. fire
• What can you remember from first grade? | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Texas Roadhouse donating proceeds to a Alzheimer's Association
• Haynie's Corner gallery is closing
• I-69 coming slower than expected
• Residents want Tepe Park cleaned up, lament loss of pool
• EPD signs diversity contract
• Foundation honors those who give back to community
• Survival was Minister's reward, faith makes physical challenges easier
• Woman faces forgery, fraud charges over fake prescriptions
• Meth alleged with woman who left child in daycare 22 hours
• Central boys' basketball plans vendor/service fair
• Harrison College plans fall enrollment weekend
• A&P supermarkets plan 26th reunion Sept. 25
• Numerous area students named National Merit Scholarship seminfinalists
• Muslim faith is first topic of UE religious forums
• USI makes mobile phone app available
• Fall Festival baby photo contest coming soon
• Mannheim Steamroller Christmas show coming to Evansville
• Towns outside Evansville must have had hot spots | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Evansville Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Indiana FOP gives Avery nod for state Senate
• Evansville now in drought boundary
• Class of '46 holding reunion at Hadi Shrine Temple
• Suspect in Cedar Hall lockdown case captured by canine unit
• Man's conspiracy sentencing is today
• Tarantula gets worst end of drinking arrest
• Section of Mill Road to close next week for gas line work
• Custom cars vandalized in burglary
• Police say man hid teenager
• Ellsworth claims veterans group's endorsement in Senate race
• Police say public tip led to three marijuana arrests
• VA clinic offers helping hand for veterans | GALLERY
• Lotto officials change Mega Millions
• Mountain bikes added for patrol officers
• Tickets available for humane society event
• Habitat for Humanity of Evansville wins $20,000 grant
• Meth case ends with 8-year term
• Arts District gallery closing
• Prescription drug conference Sept. 25
• Idea Home soon to be on market
• Family Classic day to add 10K race
• 'Stand Down' provides help for homeless, needy veterans
• School menu
• Police searching for missing Henderson teen
• Van Haaften, Bucshon to appear at weekend events
• LST's upriver voyage drew 41,500 visitors; ship on way home
• Detective recounts seizure list at sheriff's drug trial
• Fortis Plastics to close Henderson plant, lay off 60 employees
• Future Warrick riders take closer look at coming bus
• Police investigating shooting of infant
• Car wash to benefit AIDS Holiday Project
• Crowd packs room for Wesselman ball fields hearing
• GOP leaders focus on balance of spending, cuts
• Evansville Bar Association hears from judicial, prosecutor candidates
• Noise hits Wesselman Park ball field debate
• Toddler shot inside apartment
• Radio comedian and S. Illinois native "Red Neckerson" dies in Atlanta
• Battle of bands and car cruise-in come after farmer's market
• Festival on the square to send traffic roundabout
• Church offers fall concert
• Showers may visit later this week
• 'Smokefree' invites public to meeting
• Chamber accepting 'Industry of the Year' nominations
• Bat found dead; positive for rabies
• Pundits return to WNIN for election series
• Rehabilitated barred owl given second chance
• Man arrested for manufacturing meth
• Illinois teen dies of injuries suffered after four-wheeler accident
• Warrick County Dems to caucus for Pryor's slot
• Witness tells of splitting profit as Gallatin sheriff's trial begins
• Former Illinois funeral director faces felony charges
• School menu
• DHP proposes new bike racks, holiday lights
• Warrick residents invited to view WATS bus
• Phase 2 of Executive Inn liquidation sale begins today
• Signature School board to meet Friday
• Business tax revision possible
• Group discusses role of Civil War women
• Convention to address range of issues
• Portion of East Riverside Drive closed for water line maintenance | MAP
• 'Multiples' to host rummage sale
• Traveling City Hall meeting to include update on police recruitment
• Astronaut's life featured in film
• Warm weather will stay in place today, Wednesday in Tri-State
• Easter Seals' Safe Halloween Coupon Books go on sale Friday
• Westbound lanes of South Green reopened to traffic
• Evansville Day School invites families to open house
• Hoosier smokers decline in '09
• Three Evansville officers to receive bronze medals for rescue efforts
• State's physicians to consider 'spice' ban request
• Cruise-in, parade part of Chandler Celebration Day
• Police Merit Commission approves disciplinary action for two officers
• Farm nearing 'payday'
• Shot fired outside nightclub, two arrested
• Bridge jumper swims ashore
• Woman pleads guilty to neglect
• County burn ban to be lifted today
• Digital class puts students in the picture
• School menu
• Riverwatch seminar to teach monitoring skills
• Allstate grant coming to Holly's House
• Police: Man had meth lab strapped to four-wheeler near city park
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• Developer adjusts Old Orchard Development plan, waits for OK
• Alumni reflect on 'quieter time' during first-ever EVSC reunion
• Evansville police officer involved in head-on crash
• Learning from 'Hoss' | HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS
• State Treasurer Richard Mourdock blasted for effort to recover state pension loss |TRAIL MIX
• EVSC Foundation seeks funding to build Harrison High stadium | PHOTOS
• State lawmakers eye driver ed overhaul, want uniform classes
• Federal 'Stimulus' cash reaching Indiana, Vanderburgh County
• Bond bank deal to keep Knight Township trustee office solvent | POLL
• Autopsy: Victim of Owensboro, Ky., fire had multiple drugs in her system
• Literacy Day coming to mall
• Man attempts suicide by jumping from Wabash River bridge
• Square dance lessons
• Musgrave challenges Riecken to debates in local legislative race
• Wesselman's auction to help Easter Seals
• Wesselman hearing coming Wednesday
• Central class of 1946holds reunion
• EVSC board passes resolution backing ball fields complex
• Some city water to be shut off, boil advisory issued
• Evansville/Vanderburgh open burn ban ends Tuesday at 8 a.m.
• Wildebeest brings prize to Holiday World
• Officer says drunken driver cut him off on Evansville street
• Indiana State University enrolls largest freshman class
• Evansville's GAGE hires new president
• School menu
• Chain-reaction accident slows traffic on Lloyd
• Traveling City Hall meets at church gym
• Park fundraiser set for Saturday
• Field trip takes dowsers to Lincoln site
• Education cooperative holds special meeting
• VU invites jurist for Constitution Day event
• Deadline falls Monday for free GED class
• One warrant leads to 10 drug arrests
• Paying homage to those killed, still missing in action
• Louisiana 'Kingfish' shot at state capitol in Baton Rouge | HISTORY COLUMN
• Indiana bucks national trend on illegal immigrants
• Overspending on poor relief emptied Knight Township's coffers | DATABASE
• Ahead of the game | PHOTOS
• 'Mr. Porkburger' cooks for his and others' cause | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Recycle Week
• Vital records going offline for training day
• Shrimp Fest offers market, music
• School boards meet; EVSC to discuss budget
• Bird hunters club to have youth day
• Cafe has reopened at Central Library
• Arthritis walk offers food, prizes at walk
• Groups to offer car seat checks
• Philharmonic event shifts to Vectren Atrium
• Weekend Planner: Planes, parades, pop music and Pow Wow dancers,
• Daniels joins call on 9/11 observance
• GAGE to begin window shopping
• Warrick transit to add Chandler stops for seniors, students
• Those at Family Day find themselve among familiar faces
• City opts for lease in hotel proposal
• Debate turned on allegations of government secrecy
• Caring, working
• New road segment opens
• Ind. Dems will push job-creation agenda: Bauer
• Harrison College enrolling today for degree courses
• Support group open for bereaved parents
• Concert to help children's hospital
• 'Nutcracker' tryouts set for weekend
• Telephone scammers raiding Warrick residents
• Fall Festival voucher sales to begin
• Neighborhood planning yard sale
• Garden of Peace unveiling is today
• Theater to host Nutcracker auditions
• Motorcyclist critically injured after colliding with deer
• TV ad attacks Van Haaften's property tax vote
• Fifth annual 4-H music festival to raise funds for Riley Hospital
• Subdivision near Engelbrecht to go fourth time before City Council
• Bidding coming up for project: Preliminary meeting set at location of soon-to-be early childhood ce
• EPD's Hazardous Devices Unit demonstrates bomb-handling robot | VIDEO
• Zesto owners to put on concert for Jacobsville area
• Vincennes motorcyclist faces numerous charges after chase
• Commission sets dates for debates
• Preaching local outreach
• Board: Younger kids need more: Prichard Committee touts investing in our children
• Behavior cuts highway traffic deaths: chief deputy | POLL
• Chamber: Ky. needs to control its costs
• EDUCA offers lessons in English and more
• GOP names magistrate nominee
• Rescue teams searching Ohio at Evansville for missing swimmer | MAP
• School menu
• Ellsworth defends bailout vote at auto workers forum in Indy
• Tornatta, Abell to debate tonight in Vanderburgh race
• Illinois drug task force nabs alleged marijuana dealing suspect
• Money returned for tornado memorial park upkeep
• Evansville weather: Finally, some rain
• Ellsworth, Coats trade barbs on illegal immigration
• VIP seats for 'Knock Out' fund raiser still available
• Abell, Tornatta hammer each other in Vanderburgh debate
• Wesselman Park Support Group holding meeting Sept. 9
• New Evansville TIF district wins plan commission's OK
• Post office's postmark celebrates 150 years
• Bob Park and Friends featured tonight at RiverBend Academy
• West Side Association's annual picnic is Sept. 18
• Rainfall could create slick driving conditions
• Boil order lifted after fix made to ruptured main
• Bluegrass fans heading to Owensboro for Bill Monroe celebration
• Sickle Cell Month includes call for blood donations
• Motorcyclist critically injured after colliding with deer
• Daviess County accepting applications for emergency training
• River House manager hopes to get loan money out of sale
• Alcoa, arts council team for new juried exhibit
• Senate race: Ellsworth defends stimulus; Coats pushes energy plan
• EPA mulls tougher dust standards
• Tornatta, Abell to debate in Vanderburgh race Thursday
• Forest Park kicker just part of historic season | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Last call for EVSC students to receive vaccines
• Fire guts Princeton apartment building
• Burning of Quran fuels local concerns Minister's plan seen as 'belligerent' | RELATED
• Cigarette blamed for apartment fire
• City to honor veterans with inaugural River City Veterans Parade
• Evansville officials go for new hotel over renovating Exec Inn
• Warrick School Corp. offers budget proposal, no property tax surprise
• Early voting expanded in Vanderburgh County
• Hedges closure creates slightly larger Mount Vernon class sizes
• New Vanderburgh County budget gives employees raise
• Frog tale metamorphosed into a fish mystery | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• New coal ash rules could affect Gibson Generating Station
• Legal view to be only addition in Area Plan Commission TIF debate
• Students raise call for polling place at USI
• Owensboro's Downtown revitalization to feature bluegrass music
• Illegal dumping continues at Eagle Slough
• Free IRS program focuses on income tax, tax credits
• Coal museum to have Collectors Day Sept. 18
• Open burning ban spreads to Warrick, Henderson counties
• Traffic Advisory: Southbound lane of twin bridges to close 8:30 a.m. today
• Ribbon cutting Thursday for Lloyd Expressway interchange at Fulton Avenue
• USI reaches outwith office yoga class
• Providence, Ky., man dies in Christian County accident
• Disgruntled woman hurls beer at clerk
• Police: Teens tied to string of North Side car break-ins
• Television stolen from funeral home
• Candidates seeking Bayh's seat announce three debates
• Boy using steps to benefit the American Heart Association
• Boil order announced after main repair
• 'Spending Revolt' bus tour stops in Evansville
• Liquor store clerk says woman threw full beer can at her
• Park concert seriesoffers gospel quartet
• Police say Evansville funeral home was burglarized
• Water projects to stopper some West Side roads
• Police: Six drunken drivers arrested during Labor Day crackdown
• Reunion includes game, Casino Aztar bash
• Stump graduates from advanced training
• Parks director: Evansville pools "victim of own success"
• Job fair designedto employ disabled
• Toddler killed in Pike County, Ind., wreck
• Whittler completes Army basic training
• Semi driver injured in Southern Illinois crash
• Archaeologists discuss lives of first Hoosiers
• Two Daddy's Pizza closes both Evansville locations
• USI reaches outwith office yoga class
• Blake Shelton premiers televised concert from Roberts Stadium
• Women may qualify for free mammogram
• Court backs resident's right to build a wind turbine
• UE opens 2010-11concert season
• Irrigation system gilds water-hungry crops with 'gold'
• City budgets demolitions at $500,000
• School Menu
• Whirlpool land deal simmers, questions linger over local site
• Teen's deaths tear gap in Illinois school 'family'
• Labor Day celebration events
• Men accused of stealing items from Goodwill
• Hitchhiker held on fugitive warrant
• Mentors offered a chance to invest in a child's future
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• Working for a living | POLL
• School boards set regular meetings
• Working: Retirement didn't break man of work habit
• Willard book sale offers antiques, collectibles
• Working: 'Bits' the hot scoop on town's square
• Working: Hard work no bar to restaurateur
• Candidates to undergo restless Labor Day
• Seminar aims to halt falls, protect seniors
• Tomes takes backing of anti-abortion group
• Man is allegedly choked, beaten by stepson's father
• Water bills to flow online
• Man arrested at fight
• School menu
• Vet groups get cooking for Special Olympics
• Anhydrous ammonia leak contained, road opened
• Labor Day closings
• Boonville, Ind. parade caps a weekend of Labor Day festivities
• Canines, humans invited to Willard for classes, treats
• BLOODMOBILE STOPS
• Skating schedules change for Swonder facilities
• Kentucky sets date for trooper testing
• Deputies arrest four linked to Kentucky assassination | HISTORY COLUMN
• Evansville police looking for suspect in garage fires
• USI enrollment tops 10,700, exceeds last year's numbers
• Saturday night stabbing in Evansville hospitalizes man
• Veterans stroll traveling memorial, remember service
• Merger's tax plan options still open | PDF
• Ill. wreck kills two; four hurt
• Final salute to Watkins | VIDEO | PHOTOS
• Local help eyed for hotel build
• SHARING A BOND | PHOTOS
• Coats ad changes tone of debate, but leaves questions | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Lost class ring returned after 32 years
• High school classes set reunion dates
• Dinner to replace September GRADD meeting
• Toyota extends tours for a weekend
• Labor Day closings
• Farm Bureau backs Avery for Senate
• Service project grants offered by Youth Resources
• Ky. construction to pause for holiday weekend
• Brush fire burns in Vanderburgh County
• Scholarships open for autism conference
• Visiting group protests fed's spending spree
• Anniversary celebration includes auto show
• Fall semester USI enrollment reaches a record 10,702
• Ferdinand kicks off folk festival
• Illinois crash kills 2 teens, injures 4 others
• Dryer blamed for North Side fire
• Warrick inmate dies overnight, autopsy this morning
• Vincennes father, daughter arrested on meth charges
• Heading to a new parlor
• Lab tests may explain Warrick jail death
• Lawsuit strikes E'ville Iron
• Mechanic in his makeup
• McCormick picked unanimously to fill Watkins ballot spot
• EVSC Foundation names first Hall of Fame inductees
• Sheriff's Office: Diamond Ave. Car shooting deemed accident
• Hot, dry August didn't reset records
• VU reports enrollment growth
• Habitat barbecue to boost construction
• SABIC to back JA programs
• Regional planning group getting federal funds
• September date set for Herbsfest Konzert
• Landfill, transfer station set new operating hours
• JA branch takes national honor
• 'Spending Revolt Bus' coming to Evansville
• UE enrollment climbs on opening day
• Boonville, Ind. hosts Labor Day Celebration this weekend
• Couple facing neglect, drug charges
• Judge: Gallatin sheriff's statements in murder-for-hire probe can be used at trial
• Web system tracks sale of meth items
• Kentucky hostage situation ends with man's arrest
• School Menu
• Louisville mayor to speak on consolidation in Evansville
• Henderson refuses to grant easements for Vectren
• Law enforcement prepares for Labor Day travelers
• Probe of Owensboro fatal fire focused on chair
• Knight Township's firefighting battle
• Vanderburgh 2011 budget cuts made
• Marriage database added
• Five-year-old explores her new Habitat home to be
• Sheriff's deputies investigating highway shooting
• USI to seek boost in state appropriations
• Bill McKeon tells of old ball team, and a bus | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Cyclist reunites with family on cross-country trip
• Driving the 'vision through'
• Police bust underage drinking party, nine arrested
• Coats uses Berry visit to address health care, tax cuts
• August was sixth hottest for Evansville
• Sheriff, Police merger idea put up just hours before vote
• Police: Woman stabbed by man who asked to use her phone
• Radio station 'The Pump' plans 'Family Day in Park'
• Update: Fire causes heavy damage to West Side home
• Democratic women's club having picnic Sept. 12
• UE fall enrollment up slightly; freshman class strong
• Open house/reunion set for Stendal High School
• Horse manure helps Illinois deputy sniff out burglary suspects
• Three doctors to pay $3 million for malpractice
• Conservation scholarships available for high school seniors
• Man arrested, accused of drunken, reckless driving
• Kidney transplant patient getting Hacienda's help
• Southern Illinois teen injured in rollover wreck
• ARC Construction gets Dogtown ramp contract
• Knight Township Fire Department closing | POLL
• Helping Hands walk/run to be Oct. 2 at 9 a.m.
• Softball league backs Wesselman ball field proposal
• 'What's It Worth' benefit show tickets now on sale
• FedEx truck burns, all packages destroyed | GALLERY
• Free counseling sessions will cover foreclosures
• Chief Justice Shepard visits EVSC's Law and Social Justice Academy
• Six companies submit bids for Southeast Side sewers
• Illinois Disciplinary Commission revokes funeral director's license
• Early voting to be offered four days before election
• Fatal accident at Knox County mine under investigation | MAP
• Sobriety checkpoint on tap for weekend
• Southern Illinois animal shelter fined $10,000 for improper euthanasia practices
• Kentucky Wesleyan launches new website
• Police: Man pointed rifle at officer, then tried to shoot himself
• When it comes to weird people, Stu was tops | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Evansville man critically injured in motorcycle accident on I-164
• Traffic switch set for First Ave. bridge over Pigeon Creek
• Sheriff would appoint police chief under new consolidation plan
• McCormick is interim Henderson judge-executive
• Sheriff would pick police chief
• Police say driver's blood-alcohol content was unusually high
• Oak Hill construction hits Phase 2
• Man found not guilty of rape charges
• Man charged in restaurant robbery
• Pair charged with dealing marijuana
• Whirlpool drops plans for Mexico plant
• State tax collections up, but still below peak
• Senate candidate Coats' TV ad on Guantanamo Bay under fire
• Reitz 'Lost in the Fifties' reunion starts Oct. 1
• Early voting in Vanderburgh set for four days before election
• Castle graduate rescues couple from Florida harbor
• Zoo's annual 'Run Wild or Walk Proud' event on for Wednesday
• 'Fido Walk, Rock & Run' scheduled for Sept. 11
• Harrison High class of '70 reunion Oct. 9 at The Pub
• Army Guard Pfc Gawthorp completes special training
• Porn investigation leads to pot bust
• Assets of Durham, former deputy frozen
• Announcement on fatal fire expected today
• Education funding panel goes off-focus
• Trial reset for dad accused of daughter's death
• Mitchell known for giving
• Ellsworth to get help of ex-Bush prosecutor in Senate campaign
• Lesson 1: USI has parking
• Evansville Committee to vote on law enforcement merger
• Threat to shoot police cited in charges
• Woman's damage report ends with her arrest
• Memorial class of 1960 reunion set for Oct. 2
• Section of St. Joe Ave. traffic being restricted
• Central High class of '65 45th reunion is Saturday
• Drunken driving charge follows wrong-way driver
• Shelby trial delayed until next year
• Restaurant robber sought
• Indiana appeals court upholds Terry Lay convictions | PDF
• Two arrested after near crash
• 'Missing' Posey soldier Sgt. Terry Lee Broady identified
• Audubon offers flock of activities
• 'Icing' shop heating up | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
• Selective vision helps get through the day, too | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Daniels takes new hit on aid
• Robbery report leads police to marijuana bust
• Police Chief Hill: Appointment wasn't based on political affiliation
• EPA: Jacobsville cleanup may conclude in mid-October
• Indiana lags in teen booster shot rates
• Vanderburgh County Primary to see new voting machines
• Outdoor Safety Day set for Thursday
• Hirsch Road detours set after construction
• Wild turkey hunting changes in place
• Road closed today for waterline repairs
• City: Tap water with odd taste safe to drink
• Trail mix snack day hosted at Eastland Mall
• Consolidation committee to consider law-enforcement merger Tuesday
• Castle High School class of 1960 to hold reunion
• Arrest warrant database updated
• Church golf scramble scheduled for Sept. 17
• Funeral services set for local philanthropist Bill Mitchell | SIGN GUESTBOOK
• Safe Sitter class coming to YMCA
• Reitz class of 1985 sets two-day reunion
• Church begins fall senior outreach
• Business startup seminar offered
• Dunigan Y picks harvest theme for carnival
• Cheap beer, pricey dog food make up county litter | LEN WELLS COLUMN
• Bennett's education policy meant to weed out bad apples | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• 'It's Hoosier hospitality' | PHOTO GALLERY
• Bloodmobile Stops
• $3M grant to reopen Illinois hospital
• Law enforcement plans weighed | NEWSMAKERS
• EVSC officials eye shorter bus routes, travel time
• Katrina evacuees, now Hoosiers, observe hurricane anniversary
• Henderson County chief dies at 58
• Shift in power
• Recycle Week
• Powerball winners have prizes waiting
• Lions Club to hold yard, food sale
• Bosse class of '48 sets reunion date
• Two-day trauma seminar set for Deaconess
• Museum to host photography contest
• Your pet can be the star of our 2011 calendar | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• JFK club to host 'Family Fun Day'
• Church plans reunion before moving locations
• Workshop may help parents teach kids
• Kids, grandparents invited to museum
• Heat wave tests capacity of local shelters
• Mendenhall's new trial denied
• Locals to attend pundit's rally in Washington
• Henderson Judge Executive Sandy Watkins dies in San Diego
• EVSC may gain $4.4M of stimulus
• Owensboro house fire kills four
• Frog Follies filling up fairgrounds | PHOTOS
• Achieving high egg-cellence
• Evansville-Vanderburgh County Civic Center's longest-serving employee retires
• Evansville women face charges after marijuana border bust
• Girl Scouts invited to Aviation Day
• Four fatalities confirmed in Owensboro, Ky., house fire
• Suicide prevention course offered
• Feds: Evansville women arrested crossing border with marijuana
• Gastro-musical authors to sign recipe book
• I-69 plan falls flat with farm crowd
• Deaconess group marks 50 years
• Annual Frog Follies show set to kick off today
• Diversity seminar set for police department
• Candidates spar at forum
• Sleepy driver arrested on cocaine charges
• Back to School for - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• New twist and arrest in Owensboro murder case
• Stomach ailments on the rise
• Inmate found dead in Kentucky jail cell
• Police sifting through unsolved break-ins
• School Menu
• Authorities looking for three robbery suspects
• Dentist nabbed on prescription fraud charges
• Group walk targets Parkinson's disease
• Vanderburgh Democrats holding 'Family Fun Day' Saturday
• Ivy Tech student body expands again
• Iowa street block closed for parking garage repairs
• Association sets date for yard sale
• Fire engulfs cars at salvage yard
• Evansville man arrested on meth charge
• Red Cross asks for preparedness help
• Judge denies Mendenhall request for new trial
• Museum offers vessel show
• Repeat of 'Boom Squad' documentary on Sept. 4
• Motorcycle fundraiser raised about $2,100
• 'Photo safari' planned at Audubon State Park
• 'Dancing in the Streets' party set for Saturday
• Schedule for 17th annual Ghost Walks announced
• Women's Equality Day features historical 'meeting'
• Temperatures will take turn toward 50s today
• Appeals Court to judge: Reconsider decision to throw out Stephenson verdict
• Brake lights malfunction, two injured in wreck
• Zoo looking to plan new Africa exhibit
• Retired deputy faces 10 sexual conduct charges
• Anti-consolidation police unionists sound off
• Bank failure lesson paid dividend in memories | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Evansville weather: Are you ready for Pleasantville?
• Ex-deputy sheriff pleads guilty to theft
• Loss of Exec Inn would have little effect on Downtown taxing district
• Gunmen rob Southern Illinois Subway shop
• Patrons to tap into bar's history
• Kunkel eyes Executive Developer, others mull renovating or rebuilding
• IU student cites intent to file suit against Evansville, police | POLL
• Police Citizens Academy planned Sept. 14-Oct. 26
• Chandler High School reunion set for Sept. 11
• Historic figures to be featured at Women's Equality Day
• Bucshon picks up Campaign for Working Families endorsement
• Local home sales follow national trend
• Chamber committee plans candidates' debate
• Illinois congressman calls 100 constituents daily
• Best-selling author Rosenfelt appearing at library
• Illinois plumber sentenced to 20 years for dealing meth
• Lutheran School's foundation distributes $15,983
• Author of Andy Carpenter book series to visit Evansville Thursday
• Worker rescued from Gibson County Coal mine
• Posey County man pleads guilty in fatal shooting
• Attorney wants sheriff's statements suppressed at marijuana trial
• City council discusses turning off street lights to save money
• Vanderburgh commissioners pass county burn ban
• Wisconsin fish boil turned out to be real blast | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Judge freezes assets of former Knight trustee Linda Durham
• Indianapolis charter school held as model of high expectations
• Embattled Saline County Chief Deputy retires, sexual misconduct trial in Nov.
• Vanderburgh Council spars with Weaver on finance management
• Police: Dubois man charged with strangling wife, intimidation
• Fire chief: Hose house closing in 2011 unlikely
• Annual Bingo for a Cure set at Holy Spirit Oct. 2
• Possible $200,000 loan to Knight Township in the works
• Rep. Pence will appear at fundraiser for Bacon
• Boom Squad documentary premieres on WNIN-PBS9
• High school classes 1960-69 having reunion
• Police say man on motorcycle started high-speed chase
• Newly minted dentist speaking to Kiwanians
• Central class of 1994 plans Sept. 18 reunion
• 'Spirit of Jasper' tickets available for special trip
• Hole closing Eighth St. from Chestnut to Cherry
• United Neighborhoods hosts candidate forums
• Mesker Zoo is looking for volunteer docents
• Academy of surgical nurses forming local chapter
• Worker shocked during repair job
• School construction projects ready for public viewing
• Evansville woman wins St. Jude contest dream house
• Man accused of kicking hospital employee in the face
• Bridge jumpers' splashes shatter couple's day on the river
• Ex-police officer Martin Montgomery sentenced to 12 years in prison
• Fed expert says no double-dip recession coming
• School chief Tony Bennett says link teachers pay to student growth
• Freshman Service Day | POLL
• School Menu
• Free community suicide prevention class planned
• Kiwanis hosting annual Kids' Day on Sept. 11
• Altar Society card party at St. Agnes Sept. 15
• Newburgh women's club presents magic show
• EVSC's Bertram: Build the Wesselman ball fields complex
• Albion Fellow Bacon Center's Fun Day offers sand volleyball tourney
• Worker shocked while atop wastewater treatment plant roof
• Wanted: Special families for special children from China
• Police: Evansville man was drunk, driving wrong way on Green River Road
• Kansas ministry visited local church before fatal accident
• More comfortable weather in store for this week
• City budget hearings begin today
• Mount Carmel man hurt in 4-wheeler accident
• Senate hopefuls spin econmic efforts of stimulus package
• Revvin' up funds for charity
• Convict claims judge should have reviewed his 'mental status' during trial
• Warrick coroner gets praise from Pence | LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK
• Beer sales could help reduce zoo deficits: director
• CITY-COUNTY WEEK
• Ex-police officer in Evansville sentenced to 12 years in prison
• Buddy walk seeks volunteers, walkers
• UE's Guerra still hospitalized, making progress
• Women ROC to hear candidate Fluty
• Candidates forum set for Thursday in Evansville
• School menu
• Barge reportedly on fire
• North class of 1990 sets 20-year reunion
• Weinzapfel resists proposal concerning union contracts
• Crash victim unidentified
• Search warrant yields crack cocaine
• Woman is arrested at her home after crash, fleeing from police
• Don't worry, bee happy
• 80 riders turn out for Mental Health America’s Ride for Recovery
• Victim of fiery Illinois crash identified
• Illinois workers approve a new three-year contract with Airtex
• Newburgh man arrested for never having a driver's license
• Police pepper-spray combative man
• Still no ID for victim in fiery Illinois wreck
• Louisville merger: Joining forces
• City's hospitality industry rebounding
• Vectren rate boost slapped by state consumer advocate
• Evansville 'resilient' through recession: professor
• Ministry founder killed in crash
• Nurturing family activities
• Meet candidates forum is Aug. 31
• Bugs, dust too much to handle in tobacco field | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Autopsy may identify crash victim
• Miner injured in Gibson County
• Pence to appear at GOP fundraiser in Evansville
• Volunteers needed for DNR event
• Vanderburgh assessor candidate Fluty to speak to Women ROC
• Festival's fun to be stretched by whoppers
• Deputies say woman led them on high-speed chase
• EVSC board candidates enter race
• UPDATE: Airtex, UAW reach second contract agreement
• Trio accused of holding goods stolen in shoplifting spree
• One killed in Posey County traffic accident
• Donors focus on Red Cross
• Law enforcement key issue in merger | VIDEO
• Melons ripen market | VIDEO
• Park concert seriesis moving indoors
• Parade, pancake meal set for Kid's Day
• Tickets available for country concert
• INDOT to close road for railroad repairs
• Washington, Ind., woman dies after car accident
• Jury rejects Redd party charge, cases dropped for other defendants
• Evansville blocks out Metropolitan Development budget changes
• New rules rock ARC
• Law enforcement merger headed for 'monumental mistake,' says Hill
• Two suspects sought in overnight shooting
• Man arrested after crash causes gas leak
• School Menu
• Central class of '54 will hold reunion
• Jason Aldean plays Roberts Stadium Oct. 15
• Reitz Home mystery event will be Aug. 28
• Arena project seeking proposals from hockey teams
• Blood drive is today at Centre
• Suspect sought in attack of teen jogger
• Fairview Church sets dinner, bazaar
• Newburgh man arrested, accused of driving while intoxicated
• Trick or treat early, Owendboro residents asked
• Accident on Governor Street sends one to hospital
• Family Fun Day starts at 11 a.m.
• Suspect in series of attempted rapes, burglaries arrested
• Easter Seals plans Sept. fundraisers
• New bank coming to Evansville
• Petition to push for added polls
• Toyota to add 32 production workers
• State trooper earns sergeant rank
• Police: Guns, drugs and explosives found in Illinois man's home
• Smokefree group seeking members
• Two more charges filed against former Saline County chief deputy
• Deputy prosecutor named to Indiana Child Support Alliance board
• Evansville man arrested, charged with possession of meth
• Six bids accepted for water line work
• Barricades to be removed from Lloyd Expwy ramp at Fulton Avenue
• Sticky August running 5.7 degrees above normal in Evansville
• UPDATE: Scottish Rite defendant found not guilty
• Police: Two Evansville men arrested for drug possession
• Accident on Bellemeade sends two to the hospital
• Standoff in Vanderburgh County ends with arrest, no injuries
• Living on 'tenacity,' faith
• Hospitals to get 'one last push' for dental clinic funding
• Teen's trial over party on hold, judge considers motion to dismiss
• LST 325 gets ready to set sail
• Illinois Lawmakers: 'No surprise' in Blagojevich trial
• Waste management meeting is today
• Family Funday
• City budget looks to keep pools open longer in 2011
• DNR weighs in on proposed Wesselman ball fields
• Coats' economic plan suggests business tax cuts and credits
• Active meth lab discovered, Henderson trio arrested
• Police bust active meth lab near Princeton park | MAP
• Update: Evansville police investigate hold-up at Cork 'n Cleaver restaurant | MAP
• Vanderburgh to make 'one last push' to hospitals on dental clinic
• USI, Ivy Tech announce new partnership | VIDEO
• Vanderburgh budget talks spell out cuts
• Restoring the once-proud Superior Courtroom
• County budget talks a hunt for bucks
• City faces renovation question on former Executive Inn
• Officers honored for service to the public
• Clydesdales will clatter along Evansville streets
• State Police looking for drunken drivers
• Update: Newburgh gas line repaired, evacuation lifted | MAP
• Learn about Facebook at library workshop
• Evansville man arrested for child molestation
• County Council begins hearings on 2011 budget
• City to get ownership of former Exec Inn, $130,000
• Maryland Street bridge closed Tuesday for inspection
• Indiana to launch finance website
• UE ranks with 'America's Best Colleges'
• HIGH-TECH BOARDS
• Mother, boyfriend face drug and neglect charges
• Library will host Civil War fife demonstration
• Hoedown will celebrate local veterans
• Warrick zoning board sets meeting time
• Beekeepers plan event at farmers market
• Antiques show to be at RiverBend Academy
• Engvall will take stage for comedy show
• Entries up for 4H Fair contests
• Evansville government meetings
• Police get into fight responding to 911
• City plans drunk driving crackdown
• State police to launch extended crackdown on Hoosier drunk drivers
• DWI arrest not first for Evansville man
• Car runs into Newburgh post office
• Gibson County playing host to Japanese visitors
• City employees to get 2011 raise after all
• Lintzenich wins scholarship award
• Evansville weather: A return to normalcy
• Police: Man arrested after allegedly stealing from church
• GOP's Coats courts tea party in Indiana Senate bid
• Vaccination response worries schools
• A smile to remember
• Quayle's son Ben seeks seat in Arizona | LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK
• No. 5 Big Eli rolling along | HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS
• Goosetown Neighborhood official eyes alternative organization
• Commissioner Tornatta, challenger Abell kick off election debate season
• Juvenile suffers head injuries in ATV accident
• Bloodmobile visits this week
• Kick-off luncheon for memory walk Friday
• Central High class of 1960 plans reunion
• Right to vote celebrated at the Centre
• Man injured in explosion
• Avoiding the late-summer itches
• Forbes lists UE among best schools
• Dale, Ind., woman, 74, dies after being struck by vehicle
• SkiDay on the Ohio kept conservation officers busy
• Missing swimmer's body found; identification pending
• Model merger | PHOTO GALLERY
• Fixing depression takes more than a pill: coroner | NEWSMAKERS
• How will Daniels use state aid funds? | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• UE, USI fundraising tumbles as economy keeps staggering
• Years of service, now time to rest for Vietnam vet
• Zoo seeks volunteers for 'Boo' nights
• Professional artists sought for classrooms
• Church offers free performance on Sunday
• Warrick museum announces new lighting
• Subdivision planned for old Busler's station
• Suspect at large in Circle K robbery
• Stop lights approved for Downtown streets
• Fatal crash suspect turns himself in to authorities
• Evansville church says goodbye to aid worker killed in Afghanistan
• Nut Club sets Fall Festival tryout dates
• Authorities searching for missing Ohio River swimmer
• Group mulls arts district building restrictions
• Pen pals greet their vet | VIDEO
• Central and North high school class reunions
• Next Traveling City Hall set for Sept. 14
• Discussion will focus on toxins and therapies
• City, county host blood drive at the Centre
• Smokers can win prize money for quitting
• Zoning change will allow new subdivision
• Even the low is high
• More record heat expected in Evansville
• Fire damages potline at Audubon Metals, four slightly injured
• Crash fatal to Dawson Springs woman
• School Board incumbents to seek new terms
• Spradley graduated from basic training
• Murray graduated from basic training
• Beavin graduated from basic training
• School Menu
• Red Cross puts Focus on blood donation
• Knight Township may have options, attorney says
• League sponsors Women's Equality Day
• It's Friday the 13th, knock on wood
• Sarver finishes basic training
• With river shallow, Evansville boaters urged to use caution
• Veneman graduated from basic training
• Daughter, boyfriend accused of stealing $11,000 from girl's mom
• Police discover stolen scrap metal
• Developer says paperwork is only obstacle to starting McCurdy hotel work
• Evansville woman allegedly hit man with car
• Vincennes father faces drug, neglect charges
• Evansville man admits bribing U.S. officials in Kuwait
• Coping with multiple sclerosis
• Evansville officer takes skill titles at 'rodeo'
• Goosetown officer vows to form new organization
• Town hall meeting set by commissioner
• Lugar: Republicans “had better have ideas"
• Man allegedly left store with laptops
• Daniels: Indiana on track to avoid more education cuts
• Juvenile females stopped with store items
• TIF proposal stalls at plan commission
• Safety Board OKs demolition contracts
• Evansville could see record high today and Friday
• Durham trial reset so she can find job
• Man accused of shoplifting 11 laptops from Best Buy
• SkiDay to back Tri-State Food Bank
• Knight Township in 'dire straits,' trustee says
• School Menu
• Police: Injured bicyclist had drugs in her system
• Meteor shower presents sky light show
• Former pharmacist allegedly stole pain pills
• Plan commission considers South Side TIF
• Two police officers are given suspensions
• 'Dust Bowl' shooting suspect denied reduction in bond
• Kentucky applauded for I-69
• Classy year starts
• Church mourns slain 'daughter'
• AIG sells American General
• Evansville police probing Circle K robbery
• Clare Scheller fundraiser raises about $17,000
• Anti-abortion bus tour heading for Evansville Thursday
• Olde Tyme Auto Club's monthly meeting today
• Plan Commission to consider Arts TIF Thursday
• Free digital mammograms offered by St. Mary's
• Bond reduction denied for shooting suspect
• Vietnam veterans getting 'homecoming' Aug. 26
• Two in custody, accused of Union County theft
• Bend in the River band giving free concert today
• Sunday's SkiDay: Vintage T-shirts, food bank auction
• 14 foreign-born gang members arrested in Southern Indiana
• School doors open for dollars | POLL
• UPDATE: American General Finance sold to Fortress Investment Group
• Nothing will reset kid's clock like school time | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Cartoonist invited into contest to address clash of science, politics
• Steel doors OK'd for Civic Center to halt escapes
• Tornatta, Abell to debate in Vanderburgh commissioner race
• Minority vexation vented at forum
• Stretch of East Sycamore to get stop signs
• Brooklyn Place Apartments part of suit over fair housing
• Woman slain in Afghanistan had ties to Evansville
• Fairfield police investigate case of smelly vandalism
• 8th District candidates appearing before Chamber
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Avoid North Green River bridge work area
• Summer of '36, now that was a scorcher
• Police increasing patrols near school zones
• One dies after collision at Shawneetown Bridge in Illinois
• Newburgh man cited for allegedly shining laser into state trooper's car
• Police Merit Commission accepts Hill's report
• C'mon and take a free ride
• Foreclosure Prevention Network keeps state rate below national average
• Illinois man critically injured in motorcycle, semi accident
• Pro skaters to roll into local indoor park
• Perseid meteor show reaches peak display Thursday night
• Weisheit faces April trial date; Levco expects it to take 10 days
• Blue Dogs endorse 8th District Democrat Van Haaften
• Man turns himself in over alleged theft charges
• Architects, engineers tweak Wesselman ball fields designs
• Woman alleged rob of Social Security check
• Daniels' reversal on state aid bill draws Democrats' ire
• Judge sentences four juveniles for West Side vandalism
• Red Cross cooling stations opened
• Evansville's heat wave may break Sunday
• Evansville cartoonist again in national contest
• Kidney clinic opens at Deaconess Gateway
• Feds say Evansville man facing child pornography charges
• Heat's up, so is attendance at Holiday World
• Two Evansville men arrested after discovery of mobile meth lab
• Police break door, find meth lab
• Henderson police investigate robbery
• Man finds own stolen vehicle, calls police
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Southern Illinois wreck
• Stabbing victim treated at hospital
• Evansville motel robbed on Sunday
• County searches for Vietnam serviceman's identity
• Churches recoil against violence
• Ind. attorney general sticks with health care reform suit
• Iraqis bid farewell to USI
• Schools will check on shots
• Tax phase-in plans weighed for merge
• Social Security plan 'sensible' to Coats
• Despite heat, farmers expect decent yield | POLL
• Hot work makes school peachy | HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS
• UPDATE: Bootz suspends production after worker killed in accident
• Firefighters respond to two house fires on Edgewood Drive
• School board schedules regular meeting
• EVSC budget reflects millions in cuts; more could be coming
• Closed session precedes council meeting
• Share your ideas for proposed sports complex at a public design workshop
• Diabetes clinic to cover carbs
• Boil advisory issued for section of Oak Hill Road area
• CITY/COUNTY WEEK
• Man hit by car in Vanderburgh County mobile home park
• Academy offers inside look at police
• Police: Man robbed seafood restaurant of cash, donations box
• Time to register for Walk-N-Roll
• Crouch, Becker will host meetings
• Classic car cruise-in and sock hop
• Planets, meteors will shine in night sky
• Dedication of new food pantry
• Another hot week on tap in the Tri-State
• Stroll will feature artists, galleries
• Woman says she didn't know about basement meth lab, police say
• School boards schedule August meetings
• Recycle Week
• Events planned for annual River Days
• Chaos no more
• Lucky duck nets big prize Annual event raises money for Goodwill Industries
• Local merger assets similar to Lexington-Fayette
• Bundles of books bring big bargains to mall
• Browning executive cites tight hotel lending climate
• Workers in accord on homes
• State public education chief has higher numbers on mind
• Gibson learning merger lessons
• Unsealed records shed light on Mendenhall home search
• Daniels wary of overstimulated campaign | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• West Terrace hosts 4K 4 Kids Walk/Run
• Fiddler Fest set to begin Sept. 24
• CVB will discuss design of new fields
• Arena project manager oppens new office
• Literature is a dialogue for writers and readers | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Warrick bus route provides transportation link
• Friends rally for Pyle home
• 'Downtown Live!' growing
• Bridge work will cause traffic delays
• Hartwell assigned to recruiting office
• Williams promoted by Department of Prisons
• Barreling into fun | POLL
• Perry County prosecutor accused of professional misconduct
• Come together, says NAACP
• Ripe for the picking
• Dress Plaza to close for Ducks on Ohio
• Museum seeking new docent volunteers
• Weisheit trial will be in Jeffersonville
• Habitat to begin builds on three new homes
• Mike Duckworth files for re-election to EVSC School Board
• DNR proposes hunting changes for deer season
• Gibson County prepares to host Japanese student group
• Fleck will speak at Diabetic clinic
• Fairley formally charged with murder in teen's death
• Otters celebrate child safety
• Attendance down, but 'Lincoln' drama will return in 2011
• No pork in the barrel
• Wildebeest slides in as a Top 5 coaster
• Aug. 6 Editor's Column: Clare Scheller
• Aug. 6 Westside: Cure for Clare
• Zion UCC celebrates its history, German roots
• Princeton, Ind. couple charged with dealing meth, child neglect
• UPDATE: Police make an arrest in Bellemeade Park shooting
• Advisory council offers teens help with college plans
• Evansville weather: Some rain, stronger storms may go north
• City reschedules 2011 budget hearings
• Free immunization clinics start today
• Southern Illinois policeman gets jail time for kicking handcuffed suspect
• Evansville police say heat likely killed three dogs Wednesday | VIDEO
• Minor injury in U.S. 41 wreck on Tuesday
• Attorney seeking to move Weisheit's murder, arson trial
• Equity schools | VIDEO
• Surviving the heat | VIDEO
• Residents oppose Ballpark complex plan at meeting
• Market demand pushes Downtown rebuilding efforts
• Child on bike struck by car on East Side
• Hours of USI bus route shortened
• Cancer survivor guest at annual WIKY Riley Radiothon
• Parks department to reconsider pool policy
• Downtown tour will show off residential, commercial growth
• Perry County prosecutor accused of professional misconduct
• Styx to play at The Centre on Oct. 14
• Public design workshop planned for proposed sports complex
• Edward Jones Financial leads school supply drive
• Vincennes woman busted for meth
• Red Cross schedules two local blood drives
• Vincennes police: Beware of bogus bills
• Man says he 'blacked out' before hitting utility pole with car
• Haircuts to raise funds for Holly's House
• Hikers rescued after being overcome by heat
• Police 'citizen's academy' series starts Tuesday
• City to get back ownership of former Executive Inn
• Children's First Rehabilitation Center finds a new home
• Hilliard Lyons building to become Downtown apartments
• Music, movie in cards for free Aug. 13 event
• Second Southern Illinois teacher facing sex charges
• UE gets high marks on best colleges list
• Toyota footing bill for employees' participation in run/walk events
• Brutal heat inspires thoughts of cooler locales | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• German culture on tap
• City is seeking plan to stop sewer overflows
• Shooting suspect faces murder charge in teen's death
• Autism webinar educates, helps locate resources
• National Night Out
• East Side man drowns in backyard pool
• UE's first women's soccer practice without teammate
• Excessive heat warning issued for Tri-State
• Counterfeit money turns up in Vincennes
• State police on lookout for drunken drivers
• WIKY Riley Radiothon to kick off today
• Area braces for another day of relentless heat
• Evansville Parks the place for Night Out tonight
• Owensboro man killed in overnight crash
• UPDATE: Judge sets bond at $750,000 in West Side slaying case
• Evansville probably won't see 100, but it's on our doorstep
• Firefighters extinguish house fire on Eastland Drive | VIDEO
• Sneak a peek Friday at Evansville's Downtown lofts, commercial sites
• Arts TIF to go before planning officials next week
• Police chief to discuss Scottish Rite report
• Warrick schools say class sizes will be monitored
• Gaining a voice | PHOTOS
• New superintendent shifts staff duties at Mount Vernon schools
• Abby Guerra family reports slight progress
• Minority Leader John Boehner tells of fight to gain majority in House
• Two hospitalized after wreck at John, Governor streets
• AARP Picnic to feature SWIRCA band performance
• Ellsworth unveils set of reform initiatives
• Free immunizations offered for students
• Bids opened for Alhambra renovations
• City Hall traveling for East Side visit
• Board paying for plan to prevent sewage from getting in Ohio River
• Committee to announce Warrick buses will roll
• Evansville woman flips car, suffers minor injury
• Adoptions still possible for Ducks on the Ohio
• Agency says Warrick County commissioner not violating Hatch Act
• Manufacturing survey subject of presentation
• Police: Evansville woman shoplifted, dragged store employee with car
• Prostate cancer support group meeting Aug. 10
• Two arrested on drug charges at Evansville motel
• Program to honor Riley, Deaconess partnership
• Road work closes section of Indiana 161 in Dubois County | MAP
• Great tomatoes can be a bargain at any price | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Arrest warrant issued for man accused of stealing drugs
• Colorado State University also taking part in Iraqi leadership program
• Trinity Lutheran School in Darmstadt closing; low enrollment, economy blamed
• Orders start early for West Side's long-standing Big Top | VIDEO
• High in Evansville could hit 99 on Tuesday
• Down to the rind | HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS
• A cultural exchange | PHOTOS
• Candidates focus on policy proposals | LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK
• Group meets to fight proposed ball fields
• Medical studies cutting into questions on storage life of blood
• Indiana gets funding to detain immigrants
• Two steal safe, $30,000 from Kentucky business
• Jobs extend across river | VIDEO
• Merging a plan
• Wrestling to keep alive the good memories
• Recordings work for, against candidates | ERIC BRADNER COLUMN
• Back-to-school jitters?
• CONSOLIDATION | Joint Operations
• CONSOLIDATION | Past Efforts
• Battery suspect surrenders to police after refusing to leave house for hours
• St. John consignment sale set for Aug. 28
• Congregation leaves church building to do good on anniversary
• Golf scramble to benefit Special Olympics
• July 30, 2010 Party Crasher: Fundraiser a true barbecue blast
• Cooling center will open in First Baptist Church
• hooray! opens in Newburgh
• Albion Fellows shelter awarded $2,000 grant
• River camp keeps life on even keel | PHOTOS
• Self-defense seminar for girls Aug. 13
• Woman captures life with hook, shutter
• Detective catches relief from work stress at river
• Relaxing flow of Dogtown river life suits couple
• Coats, Ellsworth stake out positions on immigration
• Local Marine has landed
• Man admits possession of child pornography
• Warrick County dog walk slated for Aug. 14
• At the county fair, curiosity was mutual | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Bicycle ride remembers fallen police offficers
• Towboat spills diesel into Ohio
• Man receives second cocaine conviction
• ACS to hold maiden Cattle Baron's Ball
• Grief support group set to meet Thursday
• Jasper team eyes new economic development
• Man agrees to plead guilty in molest case
• Property foreclosures rise in June
• Couple hit Home Run in sweeps
• Project enters final phase
• Former Tri-State city treasurer arrested on embezzling charge
• Semitrailer overturns; driver seriously hurt
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of passenger on 3 charges
• Work release ruled in arson conspiracy
• Firefighters: Smoking and oxygen tanks don't mix
• Hank Williams tribute to perform Sunday
• Ivy Tech to host campus tours, classic vehicle Cruise-in on Saturday
• Today marks final day of 2010 Census
• All Thunder events cancelled
• Vincennes to offer fundraising training
• Evansville man arrested for marijuana possession
• Webster County class to hold 10-year reunion
• Castle's improved grass field will be ready for season, Schneider says
• Ride for Recovery set for Aug. 22
• Morell trial delayed until October
• Auto rally to coast into Strassenfest
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Delays possible during Green River Road bridge work
• Newburgh agencies announce August schedule
• Blast of heat returning to Evansville by Monday
• Boonville rail crossing project on track for possible opening late today
• Teacher suspended with pay
• Evansville weather: Friday looking good
• Evansville man arrested, charged with possession of marijuana
• Teacher charged in sex case suspended with pay
• Hank Williams tribute act plays New Harmony, Sunday
• Chandler, Ind., man sentenced for 2008 arson
• Excessive speed, drunk driving lands Kentucky man in jail
• Three EPD officers pepper sprayed while trying to arrest man
• Two injured in crash on St. Joseph Avenue
• Teen pleads innocent in vandalism
• City, county budget proposals include freeze on pay raises
• Souvenir baseball bears mark of no-hands catch | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Operation Purple Camp
• Riecken upset 'deal' for meeting was broken | POLL
• UE soccer team knows Guerra fighting hard
• Family believes agony of mix-up identities easily was preventable
• Board postpones decision on West Side bus route
• Boonville road closing may end Friday
• A Jasper women is killed when car, semitrailer collide
• City officials tentatively looking at no raises for 2011
• Drug task force arrests man, says he was selling Lortab from home
• Red Cross filling 800 backpacks for military children
• Postal worker killed by freight train
• Arthritis Foundation night at the Otters game Aug. 17
• Program prepares baby sitters for basics and beyond
• Census Bureau will soon shut down its 2010 Census phone line
• Right place at right time
• Senate Republicans block campaign finance bill
• Former police officer Montgomery found guilty on sex charges
• Wood-fired
• St. Mary's, Kohl's make safety name of the game
• Musgrave to take over GOP treasurer duties
• Culvert work means Buente Road closure
• Field day features top flowers, vegetables
• Library foundation fundraiser slated for Sunday
• Noted autistic's mother in video conference
• At USI, Iraqi students teach a valuable lesson | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
• Three-vehicle wreck sends two people to hospital
• Bucshon to speak in Evansville Thursday
• South Broadview hosting National Night Out
• C&I Electronics offers discount recycling
• Commissioners to give 'State of the County' speech today at Evansville Rotary
• Public Library Friends having book sale
• Trial set for former youth baseball coach in sexual abuse case
• Vanderburgh County Commissioners tout county roadwork
• Police Chief Hill delays submitting Scottish Rite report
• UPDATE: Experimental aircraft crashes, one injured
• Fire victim was smoking near oxygen tank, investigator says
• British roller coaster club makes 'the Voyage' to Holiday World
• EVSC suspends payments to Hewlett Packard for netbook computers
• Hopkinsville worker dies after electrical shock
• Southern Illinois man killed in car-train collision
• Bluegrass & Barbecue festival set for Aug. 7
• Blackhawk Bowhunters members going to competition
• Riecken, Musgrave to make joint appearance
• Arthritis Foundation sponsors night with Otters
• Murder-mystery tea party set for Sunday
• Musical comedy by local playwright premieres
• Newburgh's Poe appointed to state council
• Footloose
• The Sugar Bean Sisters
• SIMCOC' s - 1st Annual Futbol Soccer Copa del Mundo 2011.
• SIMCOC' s - 1st Annual Futbol Soccer Copa del Mundo 2011.
• SOUTHERN INDIANA MINORITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (FOUNDATION), INC.
• Discounted Health Care/Aseguros de Salud adisquentos!
• Evansville Civic Theatre Newsletter - January 28, 2010
• United Way of Southwestern Indiana Newsletter - December 29, 2009
• United Way of Southwestern Indiana News - Urgent! Help Needed for 2-1-1
• United Way of Southwestern Indiana News - June 4, 2009
• United Way of Southwestern Indiana News - March 11, 2009
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Evansville Man
• News from United Way of Southwestern Indiana - November 24, 2008
• West Side Nut Club Fall Festival
• local music group GOES DISNEY!
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