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Rise and Shine Illiana for 10/16/2025 ILIN Media LLC
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Illiana News Evening Edition for 10/10/2025 ILIN Media LLC
32-year-old Dylan Alan Smith of Vincennes pled guilty Monday in Knox Circuit Court to the murder of 30-year-old Taylor Hendershot. The shooting took place in the parking lot of Cardinal Liquor Store on North 6th Street between noon and 1 p.m. on August 5th. After the incident, Smith fled the scene and barricaded himself inside a nearby home, where police arrested him hours later. Smith originally entered a not guilty […]
A routine traffic stop in Vincennes early Thursday morning led to the arrest of four people and the discovery of a large quantity of drugs and paraphernalia. According to the Indiana State Police, the incident occurred around 12:43 a.m. when Trooper T. Hurley stopped a 2013 Dodge Dart for driving down the middle of 15th Street near Main Street. The driver was identified as 30-year-old Mariah D. Lewis of Vincennes, […]
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office made two separate arrests on Wednesday, October 15, involving charges of domestic battery and theft. At approximately 1:51 p.m., deputies responded to a domestic disturbance call, resulting in the arrest of 37-year-old Brandi Clark. Clark was charged with domestic battery. Later the same day, at 6:41 p.m., 48-year-old Shawn Telligman was taken into custody by deputies and charged with theft. Telligman was booked into the […]
Tony and Natalie Burkhart of Vincennes have been named the 2025 recipients of the N. Philip Shelton Humanitarian Award. The honor, presented by the Vincennes Kiwanis Club in cooperation with Good Samaritan Hospital, recognizes individuals who work to improve the well-being of others through service and community involvement. A public ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, November 2, at the Good Samaritan Hospital Hedde Education Center, 520 South […]
The Vincennes City Council met in regular session Wednesday with all members present. Prior to the meeting, the council held public hearings for ordinance resolutions 9-2025 and 10-2025. Resolution 10-2025 would designate downtown building usage from 1st to 6th streets, facing Main St., as commercial use only. Resolution 9-2025 pertained to additional appropriation for the animal shelter, specifically the reallocation of $32,000 received via the “Best Friends Grant” back in […]
Good Samaritan has announced that CommonSpirit Health at Home will acquire and assume operations of Good Samaritan Hospice, ensuring continued access to compassionate, end-of-life care for patients and families across Indiana and Illinois. The announcement follows Good Samaritan’s earlier decision to close its hospice program at the end of 2025. In response, hospital leadership explored ways to continue hospice services in the region and identified CommonSpirit Health at Home as […]
Eighteen participants graduated from the Knox County Drug Court during a ceremony held Wednesday at the Knox County Circuit Courtroom. Family members, friends, and local officials gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the graduates as they marked a major milestone in their recovery journeys. Those graduating from the program include Russell Barnard, Ashley Burden, Amanda Carson, Skylar Clymer, Sammi Damon, Jessica Eddleman, Amber Hatton, Nicholas Hay, Jeff Johnson, Tyler Lett, […]
The Bicknell City Board of Works met in on Tuesday morning. The Board moved to pay the following line items: $189 to Busy Bee Laundry, $6000 to Mullins Supply for demolition of property located at 409 E. Murlin, $3700 to Myers Contracting for a 50/50 deal on sidewalks on Illinois St., and $251.13 Utility Supply for tools and supplies. It was mentioned that the street sweeper has been down since […]
The board met Monday night, approving several personnel changes, fundraisers, and financial items — along with updates on the district’s Sister Cities exchange and teacher contract progress. Under personnel decisions, the board accepted the resignations of Tessa Boger, CMS Health Teacher; Karyn Cook, Tecumseh-Harrison Title One Aide; and David LaCour, School Resource Officer — all effective mid-October. Among new hires — Jaden Field was approved as the new CMS Health […]
