Tim Jagielo
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WNIN News
While Democrats across the nation are celebrating victories that are historic in some cases, Democrats in Southwest Indiana were mostly unable to unseat incumbent Republicans
Tim Jagielo
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WNIN News
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An incumbent Republican on the Vanderburgh County Council lost his seat in Tuesday's election -
More than 26,000 Vanderburgh County residents voted early in person or via absentee ballot; 48,000 total voted in the 2022 midterms -
The Downtown Evansville Improvement District is erecting holiday decorations ahead of events -
A traffic crash on U.S. 41 in Gibson County Monday night killed 1 driver and injured another -
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 -
METS and METS Mobility services will be free of charge on Election Day -
The Vanderburgh County Data Center Research Committee will take public comments Nov. 10, at Ivy Tech in Evansville -
The Book Broker, a fixture in Evansville since 1975, has closed its doors — for now
