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In this General Election, residents will be asked to accept or decline two amendments to the state constitution — one amendment would give prosecutors more ways to deny an individual bail, the other concerns where city judges can reside -
The Book Broker, a fixture in Evansville since 1975, has closed its doors — for now -
Voters can choose candidates in contested races for US Congress, General Assembly, county and city government; for details WNIN checked in with Hendersonian Newspaper Editor Vince Tweddell -
The city of Owensboro says a $50 million investment will create downtown rowhouses and riverfront units -
The Tri-State returns to Standard Time Sunday morning despite efforts to end time changes -
Vanderburgh County sheriff's deputies checked the registration status of offenders before kids go trick-or-treating -
Ohio Township and other fire departments battled a blaze at a Newburgh strip mall late Thursday night -
The traveling Wall That Heals is on display at the University of Southern Indiana through Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 p.m.
