Tim Jagielo
Multimedia Journalist-
In recent history, local school board member seats have been non-partisan positions; as of this year, school board candidates can declare their candidacy and claim a party on the ballot -
After every election, Kentucky Attorney General Russel Coleman selects 12 Kentucky counties at random to examine election records and data to look for fraud -
METS program logged more than 15,000 free rides in 2025; children under age 18 can ride fixed routes for enrichment, education, employment -
Indiana Department of Natural Resources is waiving license and day-pass fees this weekend (and Sept. 26) -
Henderson Kentucky’s Primary Election on May 19 was busier than previous years — and much higher than Vanderburgh County -
The city of Evansville has secured one grant they thought they missed out on due to a clerical error; $11 million in intersection improvements also planned, should a separate grant pass -
Fiscal Court Magistrates Taylor Tomkins and Keith Berry did not receive the Republican nomination; Incumbent Judge Executive Brad Schneider was also edged out by a newcomer -
Henderson’s Primary Election was Tuesday night and Sheriff’s Department Lt. Anthony Willett secured the Republican nomination for County Jailer — and possibly the position overall -
The organization responsible for steering the health and wellness of 180,000 county residents has changed leadership structures, splitting one full-time position into two part time positions — health officer and medical director -
Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry delivered her third state of the city address on Tuesday; biggest changes include bringing the ambulance service back to the city fire department and researching on a new non-emergency reporting app and sports complex
