Tim Jagielo
Multimedia Journalist-
An update to Kentucky’s School Attendance Law eliminates discretion in reporting unexcused absences to the county; when a student has 15 or more unexcused absences, schools must alert the county Prosecutor's Office.
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Evansville residents can place glass containers in their recycle bin, but most ends up in the landfill — more than 30 tons every month; a new program could change that, but it needs participation
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A Displaced Left Turn (DLT) will replace the intersection of Epworth Road and Highway 66 in Warrick County; utilized by thousands daily to reach the hospital, east-side businesses; the only other Indiana DLT is in Indianapolis
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The Evansville City Council has denied a rezoning request for two properties in the Bayard Park neighborhood; this would have doubled the legal amount of individuals living in these homes, says better plan needed for recovery homes
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Right to Life Southwest Indiana covers Vanderburgh, Warrick and Posey Counties; new Executive Director Jeff Ferguson is taking over for Mary Ellen Van Dyke, who retired after leading the organization for 17 years
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$31 million facility seven years in the making adds 170 beds with staff-efficient layout, room for mental health and other specific inmate needs; projected completion is spring 2026
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The Summer of Recovery Tour is designed to celebrate recovery, inspire hope and encourage recovery culture; the free event is Thursday at 5:30 PM at Wesselman Park.
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Kentucky Attorney General Russel Coleman announced a new $15 million grant fund to provide police officers with body armor and other equipment
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The Evansville Police Department held its semi-annual Appointment Promotion and Award Ceremony on Monday; 14 officers were either sworn in, promoted or recognized for their service
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The United Way of Southwestern Indiana has announced the latest round of grants for local non-profits totaling more than $500 thousand dollars; grants are designed to address mental health equity in Vanderburgh County and beyond