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The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation has 22,000 students — 1,500 of them are from outside the United States, including more than 40 countries and a plethora of languages.
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Evansville residents can place glass containers in their recycle bin, but most ends up in the landfill — more than 30 tons every month; a new program could change that, but it needs participation
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The LST 325 Memorial Inc. is hosting a free memorial ceremony on at 10:30 a.m. Saturday to mark the 80th anniversary of D-day. The LST 325 docked in Evansville is the last fully operational WWII Landing Ship Tank, according to its website.
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Only 25 other organizations have done this, and none this small. Their work continues in the city's Tepe Park neighborhood.
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Evansville Rep. Ryan Hatfield, a Democrat, announced Thursday he will run for Vanderburgh County Circuit Court Judge, making 2024 his last session after seven years in the General Assembly.
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After more than a decade of campaigning and a year of construction and delays, Evansville's Sunset Skatepark, named the largest skatepark in Indiana, is open to the public.
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Moses Monroe, 38, briefly fought with another inmate and later collapsed, according to the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office.
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Voters elected Democrat Stephanie Terry, who is African American, over Republican Natalie Rascher.
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The employee died Monday after he suffered injuries “while working on a machine” at Silgan Closures America on Evansville’s west side.
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The Evansville man pleaded guilty to setting fire to the historic Pearl Laundry Center.