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Jay Zimmer reports.  Tropicana Evansville closes to effect a transition into Ballys Evansville Casino, and will re-open tomorrow morning, Henderson Municipal Gas customers will note a 40 to 50 percent increase in their heating bills this winter, and the City Council annexes the re-allocation of Roberts Park money to make immediate repairs in existing parks.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Evansville police are investigating an early morning hit-and-run that sent one person to the hospital, Toy Town sign-up for local families begins tomorrow at Salvation Army headquarters on Fulton Avenue, and the Warrick County Election Board is considering adding three early voting locations. Those sites were used in the 2020 election.

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Jay Zimmer reports. A fugitive in Gibson County that closed South Gibson Schools is now in custody, an alleged member of a criminal gang from New Jersey is in the Vanderburgh County Jail, and the walls are starting to come down on the 420 Tower in downtown Evansville.

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Brian Medcalf reports. An early morning crisis involving an armed man ends peacefully on Evansville's west side, there's been an arrest in connection with a Gibson County homicide investigation, and Henderson County officials would like to know who scarred up a park with tire tracks and ruts.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Evansville police seek multiple suspects in an early morning shooting, a 17-year-old is due in court today to be formally charged as an adult for murder, and work on a home that's turning into the nonprofit Foster Care in the U-S is on hold because of multiple thefts.

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Pam Whitten, president of Indiana University discusses doings on eight medical school campuses including one in Evansville, and fall goings-on at the Bloomington campus.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Custodial staff and school bus drivers reach agreement with EVSC while teacher talks continue, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet issues an Antler Alert for increased risk of Deer/Car collisions, and five decades after he took command of the Starship Enterprise, Captain Kirk heads into space--this time for real.

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Jay Zimmer reports. A woman traveling on Kentucky Avenue over the weekend is nearly shot as bullets hit her car, a Loogootee man is jailed for apparently imposing violent discipline on a foster child in a Jasper reataurant, and most food booths at the 100th West Side Nut Club Fall Festival are now open for business.

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Jay Zimmer reports. One person suffers multiple gunshot wounds in a shooting on Parret Street this morning, an Oakland City man is arrested after pointing a gun at a neighbor and at firefighters, and the man who pled guilty to causing a triple fatality wreck last year is sentenced.

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Jay Zimmer reports. West Side Nut Club organizers are preparing West Franklin Street for the 100th Fall Festival, Evansville's bus system METS, will provide shuttle service to the festival for lunch and evening excursions, and look for some changes in the postal service to impact your holiday package shipping.

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