Tim Jagielo
Multimedia Journalist-
The Evansville Water and Sewer Utility hosted a Lead in Our Drinking Water community conversation Monday afternoon; some private water service lines installed before 1987 could contain lead, but concentrations are ‘typically low’ -
The National Weather Service is offering comprehensive winter preparedness advice; winter spotter training on Monday to aid NWS forecasters when reporting winter weather -
None of the races were close — they weren’t affected by the rejected ballots, or 400 mail-in-ballots that were never returned -
The EVPL is hosting a four-hour event to showcase new changes including a new meeting room, sensory room, children’s area; there will be family activities, crafts and a ribbon cutting ceremony -
Local postal workers held a rally in Evansville; some are unhappy with the tentative agreement struck with their union — the National Association of Letter Carriers, and the USPS -
Monday November 11 is Veteran’s Day; according to the Census Bureau, more than 6-percent of the adult American population — 16.2 million people — identified as veterans in 2022 -
Hola Evansville, along with the Immigrant Welcome Center and Vanderburgh County Community Foundation are gathering surveys from local migrants for a new study through the month of November -
All new at-large Vanderburgh County Council members are Republican, new County Commissioner is Republican, Mark Messmer soundly bests Democrat to be District 8 U.S. Representative -
The Mexican Day of the Dead was on Saturday and a festival was held in Evansville; it included Latin dance lessons, sugar skull painting and Ofrendas, the candle-lit altars to deceased loved ones -
It was announced Thursday that Liberty Credit Union is donating $10 million to the University of Southern Indiana; Screaming Eagles Arena will now be named ‘Liberty Arena, home of the Screaming Eagles’
