Sarah Loesch
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Evansville, IN, United States
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Republican mayoral primary: Candidates talk park maintenance, staffing
Cheryl Musgrave and Natalie Rascher look to win the Republican nomination in May. Here are their thoughts on Evansville parks and recreation. → Read More
Courier & Press photojournalist named Indiana photographer of the year
The honor was announced this past weekend at the annual awards for the Indiana News Photographers Association. → Read More
EWSU: Chemicals from train derailment not anticipated to reach Evansville
Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and EWSU Director Lane Young said they do not anticipate chemicals from the Ohio train derailment to reach Evansville. → Read More
Vehicle drives through the front of historic Evansville bar The Peephole
A post on The Peephole's Facebook page said no employees were hurt in the crash. → Read More
Evansville murder trial ends in mistrial after 'inappropriate' jury contact, new dates set
A mistrial was declared Tuesday in a murder trial related to the 2022 shooting death of an Evansville man. → Read More
Here's who's running for office in Evansville in 2023
To vote in the May 2 primary election, city residents must register to vote by April 3. → Read More
Here's the city's new vision for Roberts Park and Wesselman Park
Updates to Roberts Park and Wesselman Park are set out in designs released Wednesdays. Here's what they look like. → Read More
Coroner releases name of man killed in Evansville work-site accident
The Vanderburgh County Sheriff Office is investigating the death of a man who died on a work site Friday morning. → Read More
'Patients feel terrible': Evansville area health officials say flu is rising steadily
Flu cases are way up this winter, Evansville area health officials say. → Read More
Residents take issue with proposed location for pickleball courts in Evansville
Concern for the project all comes down to where the city plans to put it. → Read More
Indiana election 2022: Vanderburgh County will get a new sheriff. Who will it be?
Democratic candidate Noah Robinson and Republican Jeff Hales faced off in the race for Vanderburgh County Sheriff in the 2022 election. → Read More
It's Election Day. Here's what to know before you head to the polls in the Evansville area
Here's some important info for voters on Election Day. → Read More
Who's on the ballot in the Evansville area: A guide to Indiana's 2022 general election
The 2022 midterm election is set for Nov. 8. Here's a look at some common questions and other information about races in Indiana. → Read More
Here are 4 more races Vanderburgh County voters should know about before Election Day
With both Vanderburgh County prosecutor and sheriff up for election this year, some other races may be getting less of a spotlight. → Read More
ATF offering $5,000 reward for info in the fire that destroyed an Evansville warehouse
Officials said the reward in the Evansville warehouse fire doesn't necessarily mean that "this fire is criminal." → Read More
What we know about the fire in Evansville at a historic warehouse building
On Monday, Oct. 17, a fire ripped through an Evansville warehouse, causing thick, intense smoke that could be seen on weather radar. → Read More
Smoke from massive Evansville warehouse fire visible on weather radar
Crews from several fire houses are battling a massive warehouse blaze that closed the Lloyd Expressway and sentsmoke billowing over the city. → Read More
City councilors didn't agree on needing an assistant. It's no longer in the 2023 budget
There will be no research assistant for the Evansville City Council next year. → Read More
Vanderburgh County deputies to see huge increase in pay. Here's what was approved
Vanderburgh County sheriff deputies will see a 30% raise in their salaries over the next four year. → Read More
Today is the last day to register to vote in Indiana. Are you eligible to vote?
Today is the last day for Indiana residents to register to vote in time for the Nov. 8 election. → Read More