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Donna Bone is the author of a book detailing how Evansville became active in the manufacture of ammunition, ships and aircraft all within the city limits during the second World War,

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Jay Zimmer reports.

 

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Jay Zimmer reports. A project to bring a new flag to the City of Evansville won't fly for now and voting on flag designs has stopped, a business that was supposed to bring 800 jobs to Owensboro instead has shuttered, and as expected, Evansville's Lilly King has won her place on the U-S Olympic Team headed for Tokyo.

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The Evansville Redevelopment Commission approves new affordable housing downtown Evansville, Henderson police seek whomever fired shots at an occupied house -- a woman was grazed by a bullet, and students and staff at Union and Henderson County public schools will no longer be required to wear masks.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Indiana's Lieutenant Governor -- and Evansville native -- visits our area today, two Evansville shelters are among 28 Hoosier facilities to receive part of a half million dollars in grants, and a man shows up at an Owensboro hospital with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.

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Jay Zimmer reports. EPD respond to robbery this morning at local gas station and the Evansville Thunderbolts have a new general manager. 

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Ken Bikoff, writer and IU Sports Historian

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A little damage and a minor injury from yesterday's storms, a judge rules in factor of Vectren -- now Centerpoint Energy -- over a 2017 house explosion. and Evansville's newest hotel, Hyatt Place, is in final preparation to open.

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A meeting this afternoon could decide the fate of Henderson Municipal Power and Light, draining a water tower north of Boonville turns the town's tap water brown, and area police are dealing with a spike in catalytic converter thefts.

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Voting begins for the new Evansville City flag, the EVSC monthly town hall meeting is tonight, and more on today's News at Noon with Jay Zimmer. 

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