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“Evansville Watch” bill charges apparent mislabeling
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Some Evansville residents have reported odd charges on their bank account listed as being made to a local Facebook page. Officials with the Facebook page Evansville Watch tell Eyewitness News they have been contacted by several followers about the charges and have worked the followers to determine that the charges were […]
Grinch-Mas Pub Crawl Heading to Downtown Newburgh in November
This is a fun way to get into the Christmas spirit while enjoying some spirits. I grew up in Newburgh, and my parents still live there. One thing we always enjoyed was taking a walk through Downtown Newburgh and walking by the river. However, these days when we take a walk through Downtown Newburgh, I'm always in awe of how much the area has grown and flourished over the years. Many fun events are held in the area every year, and one event is sure to make spirits bright, as it's a pub crawl.
Track Indiana Local Crime with This Hidden App Feature
Crime is something we all tend to monitor heavily, regardless of our daily intake of news. Now that I'm a married homeowner, I too tend to monitor crime in my area much more closely than I did previously. If there is a break-in around my neighborhood, I certainly want to know about it, so I can avoid any future conversations with my insurance company. Additionally, when it comes to higher-level crimes such as assault, I also want to stay in the know to better protect those living in my house. Recently, I found a pretty cool tool to do just that.
Upcoming Events in Evansville: A Guide to the Week of May 27 - June 2, 2024
This article contains content summarized or organized by AI tools. Learn more. The Reitz Home Museum hosts the Spring Wine Down to the Weekend series with events scheduled for May 9, 16, 23, 30, and June 6, 2024.
Henderson history: Klansmen from across Tri-State convened here in 1924
Henderson’s celebration of Memorial Day a century ago saw up to 20,000 members of the Ku Klux Klan – along with families and supporters − from across the Tri-State area gather at the old fairgrounds on South Green Street. An advertisement in the May 25, 1924, Gleaner...
Evansville City Council comment ban draws ire as 'sad and disappointing'
EVANSVILLE — As the war in Gaza impacts elections, roots itself into college campuses and remains a mainstay in the public consciousness, there’s one place it’s guaranteed not to come up: Evansville City Council meetings. During Monday’s city council meeting, president Zac Heronemus gave the edict that...
Here's where indicted former township trustee Mariama Wilson's criminal case stands
EVANSVILLE — Pigeon Township Trustee Mariama Wilson and her former aide could stand trial in September for their alleged roles in an unlawful kickback scheme that prosecutors said siphoned off funds intended for a homeless shelter. Wilson, 51, was previously scheduled to stand trial May 13 in the U.S....
Southern Indiana Business Embraces Massive Road Construction Chaos
We are all too familiar with construction barrels and road closures in the Evansville, Indiana area. A major road construction plan is in the works that will combine both of the things we loathe - Orange cones and more lane closures on the Lloyd Expressway. 1,460 Days of Construction. That's...
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