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Another Arrest for Church Burglaries
The Hopkins County Sheriffs office arrested another teenager who is allegedly involved in a string of church burglaries.
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Gravel Spill Closes I-164 & I-64 Exit Ramp
Preliminary investigation revealed that Kenneth Kiesel, 56, of Fort Branch, was driving a 1996 Volvo tractor and trailer northbound on I-164 when he attempted to...
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86 Jobs Lost at Sabic in Mt. Vernon
Fox 7 News has learned that Sabic in Mt. Vernon, Indiana will lay off close to 90 full time hourly and salaried employees. Company...
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Kentucky Governor Takes 10% Pay Cut
Gov. Steve Beshear and Lt. Gov. Daniel Mongiardo today announced that they would each take a 10 percent reduction in pay for calendar year 2009. ...
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Anheuser-Busch Layoffs Hit St. Louis
The newly-formed Anheuser-Busch InBev is preparing to layoff employees. The company announced today it plans to cut approximately 14-hundred U.S. salaried positions in...
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General Motors Asks For Forgiveness
An apologetic confession came from General Motors in an advertisement in the trade journal "Automotive News." GM admits in the ad that they "disappointed"...
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Part-Time Work Only Option For Many
According to the Labor Department, the number of people working part time despite wanting full-time employment jumped to over seven-million in November, up 62-percent from...
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Gas Prices Lowest In Four Years
Gasoline prices are the lowest they've been in more than four years, according to data released by the Lundberg Survey.
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PC Celebrates 40th Birthday
Forty-years-ago, Douglas Englebart of the Stanford Research Institute unveiled a device with a screen and a mouse to a crowd of about one-thousand in San...
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Henderson Meth Lab on Wheels Busted
Kentucky State Police arrested an 18-year old Henderson man last night on meth and fleeing charges. Joshua J. Beck of 1719 Washington St,...
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States at Crisis Levels with Unemployment Money
Five states currently face critical shortfalls in their trust fund accounts, with reserves of less than three months to cover benefits. Kentucky currently...
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Email Scam Warning
Kentucky State Police are warning the public of another email scam that has been hitting local in-boxes. KSP has received reports of an...
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Federal Highway Hearing
Speak your mind to Federal Transportation Officials Monday evening
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Family Survives Drive-By Shooting
An Evansville family was asleep this weekend when multiple bullets tore through the side of their home on Hawaii Dr.
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Boonville Christmas Parade
Indiana's longest continual Christmas parade kicks off holiday season
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Car Flips 7 Times, Lands in Frozen Pond
A Posey County driver escapes death..
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"Huge" Fight in Downtown Evansville
One man arrested in overnight fight
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Dog Dies in Overnight Fire
An overnight fire leaves a family of five homeless and kills their pet dog.
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Name a New Species of Bats
Purdue Univeristy auctions off naming rights to a new species of bats
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New Dog Park Opens
It's a pet project that's been in the works longer the entire lifespan of some dogs. Evansville's first dog park took off the leash and...
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