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Police: Man robs German American bank in Henderson, Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Police: Man robs German American bank in Henderson, Kentucky

Henderson police said in the Facebook post it does "not believe the community is in any type of danger" after a reported bank robbery.

Police: Man robs German American bank in Henderson, Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Police: Man robs German American bank in Henderson, Kentucky

Henderson police said in the Facebook post it does "not believe the community is in any type of danger" after a reported bank robbery.

Nevada police sued after Black man mistaken for white man with felony - Vimarsana News

Nevada police sued after Black man mistaken for white man with felony

Shane Lee Brown alleges in a lawsuit that Nevada police unlawfully detained him because they confused him with a man with a felony warrant.

Publication schedule change takes effect - Vimarsana News

Publication schedule change takes effect

HENDERSON — Effective with today's paper, The. Dispatch is changing its print-publication schedule to appear on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

Dispatch changing publication schedule at start of June - Vimarsana News

Dispatch changing publication schedule at start of June

HENDERSON — Beginning in June, The Dispatch will combine its Tuesday/Wednesday and Thursday/Friday papers, while continuing to publish its Weekend Edition on Saturdays. The change will enable the paper to return to two sections on the days it publishes, giving readers a more robust edition, Publisher Nancy Wykle said. The change does not mean a reduction in local news coverage. “We are repackaging how we deliver news and advertising,” Wykle said. “We will continue to give readers the same level of local news to which they are accustomed, and remain the paper of record for ...