Déjà vu all over again.

The city's Board of Works on Monday rejected a request from a new downtown business owner looking for help with downtown parking.

Former county commissioner Kevin Meyer has reentered the realm of county politics after being elected by Democratic Party leaders on Saturday to fill the at-large county council seat being vacated by Tim Crowley at the end of the year.

WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue is looking for your dog to volunteer as a participant in a national study that will be looking at the general health and wellness of dogs.

BLOOMINGTON — A panel discussion of issues surrounding the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market emphasized the importance of and legal limitations to freedom of speech.

SPICELAND — It started as a little leak. It grew to 282,680 gallons of water going down the drain in October.

Natural Gardeners Club to meet on Wednesday

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Times, they are are a'changing for the Knox County Development Corp.

Steve Beaman, superintendent of the city's Parks and Recreation Department, is thrilled with the response seen so far from an online survey meant to garner feedback from the public on how the city's parks system could be improved.

The Fraternal Order of Police “Shop With a Cop” program is marking its 22nd year.

Three local Democrats have thrown their hats in the ring to fill the at-large county council seat being vacated by former judge Tim Crowley at the end of the year.

Hancock farmer's anti-hunger crusade getting national attention

SULLIVAN — The story of Eva Kor, her message of forgiveness and her lessons from Auschwitz live on through a virtual reality tour experienced by Sullivan High School freshmen.

EVANSVILLE — A consulting team’s recommended fix for the overcrowded Vanderburgh County Detention Center is an $89.1-million, 764-bed addition, with a groundbreaking next year.

Across the country, more than 2,000 people have reported vaping-related lung illnesses, and 47 have died. Some vaping happens in schools, so they share the burden of bringing this crisis under control, which raises the question: what should the consequences be for a student caught vaping?

MOUNT VERNON — An audit of the Posey County Sheriff’s Office revealed that a former secretary stole thousands of dollars in bond payments, money she allegedly used to pay down her credit card debt.

WEST LAFAYETTE — Are electric skateboards on the way out at Purdue University?

MONDAY

Officials with the Grouseland Foundation are putting a fun twist on this year's holiday open house.

Woman who always voted since 1936 dies at 105

OTP production 'Assisted Living' opens tonight

Pat Hall raised an arm in his powder blue sweatshirt and hurled the pumpkins over the fence. The animals came running — black heritage-breed pigs and piglets and woolly sheep and lambs loping toward the orange orbs, now split from the impact.

PERU — The Indiana Municipal Power Agency is set to build a new $19 million solar park near Peru that will supply more than 8% of the city’s electricity.

Enrollment at Vincennes University is holding steady, according to school officials.

INDIANAPOLIS — Republicans who control the Statehouse aren't showing any signs that a rally by several thousand teachers on its doorsteps two weeks ago has swayed them to boost education funding anytime soon.

PRINCETON — A Gibson County jail task force agrees the county needs to build a new jail, but its members are divided over the best option to pursue, according to an architectural and engineering firm's report.

The Homeless Task Force of Knox County has developed bylaws and is working on a mission statement, according to its chairman, Mark Hill.

The state of Indiana has the sixth highest rate of lung cancer in the nation, according to a new report released by the American Lung Association.

INDIANAPOLIS — A judge dismissed a lawsuit Wednesday by a nephew of 1930s gangster John Dillinger who wants to exhume the notorious criminal's Indianapolis gravesite to prove whether he's actually buried there, ruling that he must get the cemetery's permission.

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OTP production 'Assisted Living' opens Friday

Commissioners seeking quotes on various materials for county highway dept.

Get ready Vincennes residents, for as Clark W. Griswold said it, “we're gonna have the hap, hap, happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tap-danced with Danny … Kaye.”

Members of the Pantheon Board on Tuesday continued their trend of making quick work of little business.

The Knox County Public Library has gotten permission to move forward with outdoor art installations on its campus in the Historic District.

State hopes to extend health insurance program to 2030

It may not come as a surprise that millennials are passionate about giving back.

A local restaurant will be among the first restaurants in Indiana to offer dementia-friendly dining when it opens its doors to patrons Sunday afternoon.