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The nearly two trillion dollar stimulus package which includes those payments to individual Americans, should be on the president's desk for signature later this week, a man is under arrest following a dispute in a hospital parking lot which turned violent in which some people were hit by trucks, and many are talking about the Royals and the bombs Harry and Meghan dropped to Oprah Winfrey last night.

 

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The Vanderburgh County Coroner says overdose deaths now are on-track with pre-pandemic years, Mayor Lloyd Winnecke suggests a partnership aimed at reducing neighborhood crime, and Evansville police are looking for suspects in the latest round of catalytic converter thefts.

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Capitol Police in Washington brace for another anticipated attack on the Capitol Building possibly tomorrow, new less-stringent capacity limits go into effect Friday for many Kentucky businesses, and Gibson County Commissioners do away with their year-old zoning ordinance.

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One man is recovering from a gunshot wound and another is in jail in a Monday night incident, one archdiocese advises Catholics that the Johnson and Johnson vaccine is a no-no, and a popular tree on the University of Evansville campus has fallen from accumulated storm damage.

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Rescuers have trouble finding a stranded car in the Ohio River bottoms, a man is jailed after trying to kiss a woman at an Evansville place of business, and if you think you got a too-big electric bill, be glad you're not in Texas.

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A $15 minimum wage will NOT be part of President Biden's stimulus package, according to a congressional parliamentarian, E-P-D is looking into shots being fired into an occupied apartment, and new COVID vaccination sites are on their way to Kentucky.

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Warrick County Sheriff's Deputies are searching a home on Brown Chapel Road in connection with an early morning incident, Indiana State Police stop a car near Vincennes and find two men with guns reported stolen in Evansville, and Henderson County school officials plan for all students to return to in-person classes four days per week, starting next month. 

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Police and federal investigators turn to the public for help in locating a missing woman, an Evansville teen is recovering in a hospital after being shot twice early this morning, and a bill to help families afford private schools for their children advances in the General Assembly without EVSC support.

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More Hoosiers are now eligible for the COVID Vaccine, one person is killed in a Kentucky plane crash, and a bill to make permanent Kentucky to-go alcohol sales is making its way  through the statehouse.

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Evansville city crews change their emphasis from snow removal to pothole repair, artists are invited to apply for a project involving painting downtown gas meters, and the FAA grounds Boeing 777s that have the specific engine that fell off a similar aircraft in flight on Saturday.

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