Princeton Crash Leads to Arrest
A Princeton man faces a charge of Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated after he crashed his vehicle into a ditch in Gibson County on Tuesday. The Gibson County Sheriff's Office says 52-year-old Brent McNeeley was also arrested for Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor.
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VWU Personnel Praise READI Funding Use
Vincennes Water Utilities personnel have been busy finishing various state-aided projects across its territory. The projects include extension of water and sewer lines for the benefit of the U-S 41 Industrial Park, southern and eastern Vincennes, and the Essex Road area. The funding was provided by the state's READI g...
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Gas Line Extension Heralds More Development at Kimmel Pointe
Centerpoint Energy has got the go-ahead to install a new gas line along Kimmel Road to the under-construction First Bank location at Kimmel Pointe. The new two-inch line will stretch from Kimmel and Main to the facility. Vincennes Mayor Joe Yochum says the new gas line underscores the continued growth in that area. M...
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Gas Prices Steady in Vincennes, Down a Bit Statewide
The Triple A Motor Club says the average price of gas in Indiana on Wednesday was $3.52 per gallon, still 52¢ lower than Wednesday's national average of $4.04 per gallon. It was also 27¢ higher than a month ago, and 39¢ higher than a year ago. In Vincennes, prices have slipped some, back to around 3-35...
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Knox County Council Forwards Two South Knox Solar Facilities
The Knox County Council has approved motions for two solar plants coming to Harrison Township. The first is for the development known as the Lucky Point Solar project. That plan is for a 13-hundred acre, 140 megawatt power station along State Road 61 between Petersburg and Lucky Point Roads. The Lucky Point project is ...
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Road Closures Set for Monday in Greene County
Beginning on Monday, the Indiana Department of Transportation announced two Greene County road closures for chip-and-seal maintenance. U.S. 231/State Road 67 will close between Terre Haute Street and the U.S. 231/S.R. 67 intersection near Worthington. Drivers should use S.R. 157, S.R. 54, and S.R. 57 as the official de...
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Vincennes Man Faces Six Separate Warrants
Vincennes Police arrested a Vincennes man overnight on a nine on six outstanding warrants from Knox Circuit Court. 46 year-old Chad Oliver was arrested in a home on Chicago Avenue. He is charged with six separate counts of domestic battery, along with single charges of strangulation and interference in reporting a cri...
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Spin Up Tornado Damages Small Part of Central Knox County
A small, spin-up tornado was reported in central Knox County this afternoon. The weak tornado carved a path over and northeast of State Road 550, paralleling Mariah Creek toward Bruceville. The main damage was to trees in the heavily wooded area. Also, some county roads west of Bruceville were affected. The small t...
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Former IURC Chair and Member Andy Zay Suing for His Place Back
Fired Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission regulator Andy Zay is suing Governor Mike Braun over his dismissal. Zay is seeking to get his seat back on the powerful IURC before the commission votes on if they should reconsider the 71-million-dollar rate hike approved for AES Indiana. He was fired by Braun after backing ...
Aug 12, 2026
VCSC Tentatively Awards Bid for Locker Room Renovation
Vincennes Community Schools has taken five bids under advisement for a planned locker room renovation at Lincoln High School. The lowest bid among the five offers was from Tabor-Owens for just over 2.3 million dollars. The five accepted bids fell within a 500-thousand dollar range, with the highest bid at a little ove...
Aug 12, 2026
Knox County Budget Preparations Continue
The Knox County Commissioners are busy preparing their budget for Knox County Council review in about a month's time. Council's annual four-day budget session will happen at its traditional time in mid-September. Commissioners' president T-J Brink says the plan is to review future plans with both County departments an...
Aug 12, 2026
Washington City Council Passes Two Taxes, Data Center Moratorium
The Washington City Council voted Monday night to approve a municipal Wheel Tax and Motor Vehicle License Excise Tax, creating dedicated funds for each. The taxes are intended to help fund local road repairs and qualify the city for matching state infrastructure grants. Council also approved a temporary moratorium on d...
Aug 12, 2026
More Heat Expected in Area Today; Heat Advisory Back in Place
A Heat Advisory is in effect from noon until 9:00 p.m. today forKnox, Daviess, Greene, Martin, Sullivan, Pike, Gibson, and Dubois Counties. Heat index values up to 105 are expected. Hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heat illnesses. Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay out of the sun,...
Aug 12, 2026
KC Council Passes Wheel, Excise Tax Last Night
The Knox County Council approved the minimum required amounts for both wheel and excise taxes for County vehicle owners. The wheel tax will be at $7.50 per vehicle once per year for passenger vehicles, with the excise tax totaling $5.00 for commercial vehicles over 11,000 pounds. Councilman Rich Chattin made the propo...
Aug 12, 2026
48th District State Senator Darryl Schmitt Sets Town Halls
Indiana State Senator Daryl Schmitt of Jasper is holding a series of town halls to hear from District 48 residents. Meetings begin later this month and continue into September and are scheduled for Chrisney, Derby, Petersburg, Princeton, Marengo and Huntingburg. Dates, times and venues are listed with this story on our...
Aug 12, 2026
SK Enrollment Down Some At Beginning of School Year
South Knox School "Corporation superintendent Jeff Cochren reported a lower of number of Corporation students starting school this year than in 2025. At last night's School Board meeting, Cochren reported a total student population of 1145, compared with 1180 to start the last school year. Of that total, 598 were...
Aug 12, 2026
Exploration of DORA Ordinance Re-Approved by Vincennes City Council
The Vincennes City Council has approved a re-submission of their DORA-or Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area-at last night's session. The ordinance will now be forwarded to state authorities for their approval. The first submission was returned for adjustment, following passage on April 27th. Vincennes City Councilma...
Aug 12, 2026
Administrative Error Erases Joe Yochum as State Senate District 39 Nominee
Vincennes Mayor Joe Yochum will not be allowed to run in the November general election for State Senate, District 39. In a n official release, Yochum cited a procedural error from the Indiana Democrat Party will keep him from appearing on the general ballot in November. Mayor Yochum was told about the decision yesterd...
Aug 11, 2026
New Health College Dean Named at VU
Dr. Tamera Halter has been named the new Dean of the College of Health Sciences and Human Performance at Vincennes University. Halter stepped into her new role on August 6th. She takes over from Interim Dean Dr. Jason King. ...
Aug 11, 2026
Back to School Means Driver Safety Awareness
As students return to school this week, drivers are reminded to slow down, stay alert, and watch for children near roadways, crosswalks, and school zones. Motorists should obey posted speed limits, stop for school buses with flashing red lights and...
Aug 11, 2026


