Singer and songwriter Paul Thorn will take to the Jim & Pat Thyen Performance stage on Saturday, September 11 with opening act Cory Branan kicking the music off starting at 7:30 pm EST. 

 Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating after a body was discovered in the Wabash River Sunday afternoon in Knox County. 

Many Hoosiers continue to struggle with homelessness. On any given night, more than 5,000 people in Indiana have no place to call home. While 85% of them do end up finding shelter, this leaves 15% without a roof over their head.

Fr. Mateo Zamora, OSB, professed solemn vows as a Benedictine monk of Saint Meinrad Archabbey in a ceremony on August 15, 2021, in the Archabbey Church at St. Meinrad, IN.

The Vanderburgh County Health Department (VCHD) will be providing free COVID-19 vaccinations at the following sites and events during the week of August 16, 2021.

A routine traffic stop for expired license plates landed a local man behind bars on Saturday.

Last night at approximately 8:45, a Vincennes man was seriously injured after crashing his ultralight aircraft near US 150 and Snyder Road, east of Vincennes.

Children in our community have begun returning to school, which means we will start seeing school buses on our roadways.  As your Sheriff, I want to encourage everyone to be careful and to follow the school bus stop arm laws, so our kids get to and from school safely.

The death of a loved one, a child leaving home, overwhelming changes in one’s personal life – each can cause profound grief and suffering. To offer reassurance and comfort, Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center has developed a free support program called “Grief Support Series.”

Many students are heading back to school, and thanks to the new state budget passed this year, our education system is seeing a $1.9 billion increase in funding over the next two years. 

On Friday afternoon, August 13th, Noah Dike (34 years old of Springville) was arrested for multiple burglaries and thefts after a lengthy joint investigation between the Indiana State Police and Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department.

Corp. Eric Doane is retiring from DNR Law Enforcement after serving 28 years.

Vincennes University President Dr. Chuck Johnson opened the University’s 2021-22 academic year with messages of progress, success, and optimism.
Faculty and staff attended the annual Opening Meeting via Zoom on Monday, August 9, and there were many impressive highlights as members of the executive team shared progress made toward goals in VU’s strategic plan, “Going Further, Faster."

 Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center has been chosen to partner with Indiana University and the school of Public Health to develop a program that will expand psychiatric and mental health services to residents in Martin County, thanks to a four-year, $789,000 subgrant.

 As the number of Covid-19 cases are increasing throughout the country, we are seeing a similar pattern in our local communities. The number of individuals who are being tested for Covid-19 is up and the positivity rate is rising. 

A crash on SR 67 between a Spencer Owen Community School bus and a passenger car has claimed the life of one person.

The 3,186 new cases are the highest daily total for Indiana since January 21st, when the state reported 3,497 cases.

Dubois County recorded an additional 23 cases in Thursday's update.

Habitat for Humanity of Dubois County (HFHDC) will be breaking ground on its nineteenth home in Dubois County. 

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a complete road closure on State Road 56 near Haysville as workers begin the final stages of a curve correction project.

A Pekin man was arrested Wednesday afternoon for attempted murder after allegedly stabbing an acquaintance in the neck.