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Traveling exhibit in New Albany explores women's suffrage in Indiana
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A new exhibit in New Albany is taking visitors on a trip to the past. "Securing the Vote: Women's Suffrage in Indiana" shares local stories of change. The free exhibit discusses significant dates, events and women who fought for the right to vote. There will be...
Lynnville Library to be torn down for rebuild after fire
It's been 4 months since a fire destroyed the Lynnville Branch Library, and most of the books inside. The hope was to repair and restore the building, but after inspections, library officials confirm the building will be torn down for a new library. The decision leaves many wondering what will happen to the historic cellar.
The city plans to pay $49,400 on behalf of the owner of the old Pearl Cleaner
The city plans to pay $49,400 on behalf of the owner of the old Pearl Cleaners site to clean the property from debris left by a fire and partial demolition. The Board of Public Safety agreed Aug. 14 to hire Stemaly Excavating to complete the job after the owner ignored City orders to clear the property.
Swiss Wine Festival Returns to Vevay August 22-25
There is something for everyone to enjoy at the festival. (Vevay, Ind.) – Wine, music, rides, food, and more will highlight the annual Swiss Wine Festival. The four-day event takes place Thursday, August 22 through Sunday, August 25 in Vevay. This year, gate admission is free. The Wine &...
Homeless shelter directors say new Kentucky law has wrong priorities
COVINGTON, Ky. (WXIX) - The Safer Kentucky Act became law a month ago, which outlawed camping on non-designated public or private property. The law is drawing criticism from shelter directors for targeting the homeless and failing to address issues like housing. Kim Webb, director of the Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky in Covington, said the law is clearly aimed at the homeless, who often have no place to turn once shelters are full.
Large police presence near downtown Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - We are tracking a large police presence near downtown Lexington. WKYT has a crew on the scene at the 300 block of Ohio Street. They have spotted several police officers working in the area. We have a call in to police but are waiting to hear...
Sisters create local candle business to promote safety
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WEVV) - Two sisters in Owensboro have started a thriving new business called 'Duck and Bean' to promote a safer alternative of burning a candle in your home. A little over two years ago, Andi Hall was diagnosed with breast cancer. After hearing her diagnosis, she looked into what could have been the cause and as a result she found the many dangers chemicals in candles can have on the human body.
Arrive Alive Tour coming to Owensboro Catholic High School
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WEVV)— On August 19th, Owensboro Catholic High School will host UNITE’s Arrive Alive Tour. UNITE's Arrive Alive Tour is the nation’s leading drunk and distracted driving awareness program. The Arrive Alive Tour is a state-of-the-art educational experience featuring a high-tech simulator that allows participants to...
Coach TV: Indiana DC Bryant Haines details fall camp, his close relationship with Curt Cignetti and more
Watch and listen to what Indiana defensive coordinator Bryant Haines said Friday afternoon following fall practice. It's the first time all offseason that Haines has met with the media.
Local leaders honored at Indiana Leadership Forum
VIGO COUNTY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Earlier this week, three local leaders were honored at the Indiana Leadership Forum. The program is for any Hoosier wanting to learn more about government, advocacy, local and state politics, and how those things interact with the business world. The class of 2024 included Thrive CEO Ryan Keller, who says […]
Orr Fellowship accepting applications for 2025 cohort
Steven Emch and Colton Haymon are part of a program called the Orr Fellowship, which is dedicated to developing the next generation of business leaders and entrepreneurs. The Orr Fellowship is an early career development program for high-achieving individuals and future-focused businesses in Indiana. The Fellowship announced today that it is now accepting applications for […]
Marion County voting event doubles as a call to action, as low voter turnout persists
Indiana consistently ranks in the bottom of voter participation and turnout. A recent event held on the anniversary of the 59th signing of the Voter Rights Act doubled as a call to action. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 outlawed discriminatory voting practices that included poll taxes and literacy tests...
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