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Courtesy WFIE-TV Marcia Yockey, shown here doing one of her broadcasts, was known as the wacky weather woman in the early days of local television.
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Cop killer's grandmother says no plans to sue
For anyone who believes the relatives of Lovelle Mixon, an ex-felon who died after fatally shooting four Oakland police officers last March, are trying to capitalize on a public tragedy, guess again.
Hair of the Dog: Diner Pancakes by Way of Vietnam at Out the Door Bush
Jason Giles, leader of the Portland chapter of LGBT Mormon group Affirmation, says Portland's gay Mormon community is more robust, cohesive, and visible than in similar cities like San Francisco.
Clay and Melissa Haviland are proud to announce the birth of their first child, Cooper Arthur Haviland.
Tri-State gets light touch of wintry weather
A very light round of wintry precipitation dusted some surfaces and slickened some roadways overnight, leading to a few accidents across the Tri-State. The precipitation had mostly ended by 7 a.m., though the National Weather Service warned that patchy slick spots were still possible, especially on bridges and overpasses.
Indiana Man Charged with Possession of Unregistered Guns, Destructive Device
Kerry A. Thomas, 46, Oakland City, Indiana, was charged late yesterday with Possession of unregistered machine guns and a destructive device, announced Timothy M. Morrison, U.S. Attorney, Southern District of Indiana, following an investigation by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Pike ...
OAKLAND / Lehman Bros. to clean hospital site
Lehman Bros. agreed Thursday to pay $3.7 million to clean up Oakland Naval Hospital, formerly called Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, in the Oakland hills, a site that had been set for development before the housing market crashed.
Pike County man facing federal gun, explosives charges
A Pike County man who alleged to have been plotting to blow up the Pike County Courthouse if he were found guilty after a trial is now facing federal charges in the same case.
Oakland considers selling convention centers
Oakland sank deeper into the financial abyss just a few months after officials drastically slashed spending, according to a new report Monday that showed the city ended its first quarter with a $19 million deficit.
Parade to kick off Christmas season
28. It is sponsored by the Oakland City Good Start Committee and the Lions Club.
It's full speed ahead for 1-69 project; land appraisers at work
It's full speed ahead on construction of the stretch of Interstate 69 that runs from Oakland City in Gibson County to north of NSA Crane in Greene County at the U.S. 231 interchange.
Indiana wildlife refuge gets $1.15 million to expand
OAKLAND CITY, Ind. - Environmentalists are celebrating President Obama's signature on a bill that includes $1.15 million to expand a southwestern Indiana wildlife refuge.
Oakland City Council looks at condo conversions
The rules regulating the conversion of apartment buildings to condos come up before the Oakland City Council every so often, and inevitably generate considerable controversy.
Dellums needs to explain tax mess or step down
Oakland Mayor Ronald V. Dellums owes the residents of this great city an explanation.
Appraisers to descend on land in I-69 path
To build the next two sections of the road between Oakland City, Ind., and the Crane warfare center, the Indiana Department of Transportation needs to buy more than 250 parcels of land EVANSVILLE - Come Monday, nearly 50 appraisers will pay visits to Hoosiers who own land in the path of a new stretch of Interstate 69.
Search for body is headed deeper
A new search warrant will allow police to dig beneath a Petersburg, Ind., garage in search of the remains of a man missing for more than a decade.
Police Look For Human Remains at a Pike County Home
NEWS 25 learns authorities are searching the home of a Pike County man for possible "human remains." Through documents obtained by NEWS 25, a search warrant was issued for the home of 46-year-old Kerry Thomas on Sunday to look for human remains and DNA.
Jack J. Hurst, 74, passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009 at his home in Sandborn.
What if the release of the City Auditors report was actually a scene in Star Wars?
Editor's note: The Oakland City Auditor's report on mismangement in hiring and retention practices was released on Oct 22nd.
Truck driver injured in collision with train
A Richland, Ind., cement truck driver escaped serious injury Monday morning when his vehicle was hit by a Norfolk Southern freight train west of Mount Carmel.
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