Tim Jagielo
Multimedia Journalist-
In response to the shortage, teams are traveling to hospitals to provide simulated training experiences for emergency medical staff.
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Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry has shaken up the leadership of the city of Evansville with new police and fire chiefs, a new deputy mayor and many other department heads
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The Vanderburgh County Council passed a non-binding resolution opposing the rate increases, which will be sent to state agency deciding rate case
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The Vanderburgh County Commissioners have voted to continue providing taxpayer dollars to the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership; commission president Cheryl Musgrave believes taxpayer dollars will be used for political purposes and voted ‘no’
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Ivy Tech is required to represent certain career sectors with their Board of Trustees — such as education and business; WKU normally approves and suspends programs at meetings, but not usually this many
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Evansville is the southernmost area for viable maple syrup production; festival visitors can still partake in a pancake breakfast and learn about the process of making maple syrup
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Utility Company CenterPoint Energy has an electric rate case before the Indiana Utility Regulatory Committee (IURC) to raise electric rates over three years, increase set fees and be able to shut power off on consumers remotely
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The Vanderburgh County Health Department and Green River District Health Department of western Kentucky are working together to promote heart health at home, and through their programs
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The USDA is forecasting a 25-percent decline in farm revenue in 2024 — this comes from higher costs, lower prices and reduced government aid; farms proceeding with caution
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The Evansville Regional Airport’s proposed Airport Overlay Zone Ordinance was too restrictive for the County Commissioners; they opted for existing state law regulating tall buildings instead