Dr. David Smith, superintendent of the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation, discusses the State of the Schools

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The Merit Board says a suspended Evansville Police Officer will stay suspended pending the disposition of a criminal case against him, the U-S Department of Justice begins an investigation of the Louisville Police Department, and an Owensboro Diocese priest suspended over sexual misconduct allegations two years ago is re-instated by the Vatican.

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Jay Zimmer reports. A man shows up at the hospital with four gunshot wounds but he won't tell the cops who shot him or where, one person is injured when several people enter her home and brandish guns, and Evansville native Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch calls the just-passed Indiana 2-year budget "Historic.".  These stories and more on today's News at Noon.

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Evansville native, Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch discusses the just-ended legislative session, calling the $38 billion two-year budget "historic."

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Jay Zimmer reports. Evansville's works board approves funds for a study of local gang violence, American Airlines resumes twice-daily flights from Evansville Regional Airport to Chicago, and live music returns to Old National Events Plaza tonight, after more than a year.

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Jay Zimmer reports.  A man suspected in a three-county chase is apprehended in Chandler, USI officials caution students and staff to change passwords if they get a phishing email, and teachers applaud education funding in the new State Budget in line for passage today.

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Mayor Lloyd Winnecke presents the State of the City of Evansville before the Rotary Club

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Jay Zimmer reports.  Now that he's convicted, how much jail time could Derek Chauvin get? A woman shows up at an Evansville hospital claiming to be stabbed and Posey County commissioners pass tougher regulations for solar farms.

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Frost and snow possible tonight, a new water treatment plant in the works for Evansville, and more on today's News at Noon with Jay Zimmer. 

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Jay Zimmer reports. Police have trouble developing a suspect in a fatal Saturday morning shooting in Evansville, the LST 325 is hosting film crews today and tomorrow, and the NASA helicopter Ingenuity becomes the first Earth-built aircraft to lift off from another planet.

 

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