Indiana officials say that not only is the free or reduced lunch program on a serious upswing across the state, but 41 percent of all public school students receive it – about 4 in 10.
The ACLU has filed suit against the Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corporation over policies regarding student use of service animals.
The lawsuit is being filed on behalf of two students in the EVSC who require the use of service dogs
The second week of the season brings the second, and final, non-conference game of the year as the Wildcats look to start the 2013 campaign with a second straight win against the visiting Lions of University City, Missouri.
Run wild at Dash for Donna on August 31st at 8am. Dash for Donna has something for everyone - from the most experienced runner to the family looking for a healthy activity to enjoy.
After a heart-breaking, loss to their former coach's new team to open the season last week, the Reitz Panthers look to put their first mark in the win column against visiting Kentucky powerhouse, the Blue Tornadoes of Paducah Tilghman.
Founded in 2011, the group seeks the public's assistance in providing essential equipment both the human officer, and the canine officer need to do their job effectively, and in some cases, stay alive when things get nasty.
Residents will have an opportunity to learn about the hidden dangers of radon gas and register for free radon gas detector kits that will be given away at the Traveling City Hall meeting Wednesday, August 28th, from 5:30pm-7pm at McGary Middle School, located at 1535 S. Joyce Ave.
Traffic will be restricted to one lane in both directions on St. Joe Avenue between Diamond and Allens Lane as crews begin work to patch holes and repave the stretch of road on Evansville's west side which serves as home for Rural King, Midas Car Care, and other local businesses.
Despite the way it sounds, the news comes with a silver lining.
A couple of correctional officers working at the Indiana State Prison have reportedly been released from the hospital after being stabbed earlier last week by an inmate.
Pam James, a spokesperson for the prison said that even though one of the guards was treated after the incident at a nearby hospital and returned to work later that evening, the second guard wasn’t that lucky, sustaining injuries so severe that he had to be air lifted to a medical facility in Indianapolis.
