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Q&A: We asked Third Ward city council candidates about crime in the city - Vimarsana News

Q&A: We asked Third Ward city council candidates about crime in the city

In a Q&A, we asked Third Ward City Council candidates for their thoughts on policing and crime in Evansville.

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United Caring Services still can't open Evansville Crisis Care Center - Vimarsana News

United Caring Services still can't open Evansville Crisis Care Center

Vanderburgh County commissioners recommended the project for funding as a part of its second round of ARP allocation in June.

Coalition starts looking for solutions to high natural gas rates - Vimarsana News

Coalition starts looking for solutions to high natural gas rates

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) There's a new coalition of concerned citizens, looking for solutions to CenterPoint Energy's high natural gas rates. Faith and...

Vanderburgh County Commissioners OK rural broadband contract - Vimarsana News

Vanderburgh County Commissioners OK rural broadband contract

The expansion will focus mostly on northern areas of Vanderburgh County unserved or underserved by broadband connectivity.

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'It'll be 365 days I've cried': More homicides going unsolved in Evansville - Vimarsana News

'It'll be 365 days I've cried': More homicides going unsolved in Evansville

View Comments EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Donald Brigham was 47 when he died. Keshon Hensley was 23. Kielyn Toone and A'Jayden Ware were both 19. And most recently, Dashambe Atkins was shot dead at 25 years old.  In less than five months, Evansville has seen six homicides this year. The men named above are five of the six killed this year and those whose killers have not been publicly identified or arrested. Brigham, Hensley, Toone, Ware and Atkins are the latest victims on a growing list of open homicide cases in the city, more than a quarter of which happened in the last year and a half...