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John Gregg has received a major endorsement in his campaign for governor.

Citing his commitment to strong public schools, the Indiana Political Action Committee for Education has endorsed

President Obama and Governor Pence have directed that flags at all Federal and Indiana facilities be flown at half-staff through Continue Reading »

In a press release yesterday, it was announced that Daviess Community Hospital has received the 2015 American Leadership Award.  The American Economic Institute selected Daviess Community for the

IF the City of Vincennes agrees, the Vincennes University Board of Trustees voted Wednesday to accept ownership of Kimmell Park, upon the condition that the property will continue to be used as a

The 27-mile long Section 4 of Interstate 69, between Bloomington and Naval Support Activity Crane will open Wednesday, December 9th. Governor Mike Pence is expected to attend the ribbon-cutting

After yet another delay, Indiana schools, parents, and students will have to wait even longer for the results of last year’s ISTEP tests. According to the Indiana Department of Education, the

The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Indianapolis, Joseph Tobin, says he’ll be considering what steps to take next after meeting with Indiana Governor Mike Pence amid a dispute over an order

With the appointment of Dr. Charles “Chuck” Johnson as the 22nd president of Vincennes University, the Board of Trustees has validated VU’s place as an integral part of Indiana’s

With the appointment of Dr. Charles “Chuck” Johnson as the 22nd president of Vincennes University, the Board of Trustees has validated VU’s place as an integral part of Indiana’s

Lillian June Joslin, 82, formerly of Bicknell, passed away Wednesday, December 2, 2015 at United Methodist Village in Lawrenceville, IL. June was born June 22, 1933, in Harrison Township, the