Tim Jagielo
Multimedia Journalist-
Some will face primary and general election challengers, while others may not — candidates for county offices can file to run until February 6 at noon; Incumbent Posey, Warrick County Sheriffs are term-limited -
Indivisible Evansville, a volunteer organization for ‘protecting democratic institutions and promoting participation in the political process,’ held an anti-ICE protest on Friday before the Doubletree Hotel in Evansville -
On Friday, both leadership of Vanderburgh County and the city of Evansville shared their plan for dealing with the coming show event — which could include the most snowfall in the area in 20 years -
As of this July, students seeking a doctorate of physical therapy, and certain other post-graduate medical degrees, will no longer be able to borrow more than $100,000 in Federal student loans -
The family of Everett Nunn celebrated his 59th birthday posthumously with a party in the Culver neighborhood of Evansville; the event was upbeat, but the family still wants justice and change in police policy -
Members of the local union of the American Federation of Government Employees joined the national day of action against Trump Administration staffing cuts at the Social Security Administration -
The County Council 4th District seat is held by 11-year incumbent Republican John Montrastelle, current president; newcomer Jason Jett, is running against him -
Museum is fundraising to upgrade planetarium — some newer educational programming incompatible with current system; museum is expanding cinema offerings with Movies at the Museum starting Jan. 10 -
The Evansville Water and Sewer Utility has announced it will ask the city if it can raise trash pickup fees gradually over three years — the city council will take up the matter later this month -
The candidate filing window opened Jan. 7 for those seeking elected positions in Vanderburgh County; statewide candidates include Secretary of State, Treasurer of State and Auditor of State
