US Rep. Mark Messmer regularly holds Mobile Office Hours throughout his district to give constituents one-on-one access to his assistants; residents, frustrated with lack of discourse, demanded a group meeting
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The risk of severe storms has increased in So. Illinois, still "enhanced" in Evansville area
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Indiana State Police arrested Trinity Duncan, 21, and Christopher Conlee, 23, both of Evansville
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The bar on Stringtown Road plans to stay open until the end of the NCAA basketball tournament
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The $4 million is part of the company's $1 billion investment at its U.S. facilities
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Forecasters says high winds, including tornadoes, can't be ruled out
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A protest is scheduled March 22 outside US Rep. Mark Messmer’s Evansville office; organizers allege that he is refusing to attend or hold a citizen town hall to listen to their concerns
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The U.S. Marshals Service seized the building after the owners were sentenced on drug and weapons charges