EVANSVILLE, Ind. - A new computerized tracking system that has stopped sales of thousands of boxes of cold medicines used to make methamphetamine has not been much help to investigators so far, the commander of Indiana State Police's anti-methamphetamine unit said.Read More

The big story 75 years ago involved President Roosevelt's introduction of his "court packing plan." FDR proposed that Supreme Court justices over age 70 be given the option of retiring or being joined by new members of the president's choosing, with the tribunal's membership being raised from nine to a possible 15 justices.Read More

Donald and Margaret Kuhlenschmidt of Evansville plan to celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary Saturday with a reception at St.Read More

They are the parents of Donna Jones and Scott Morris, both of Evansville, and Mark Morris of Newburgh.Read More

In his final column, former Courier & Press Editor Mizell Stewart III listed some aspects of Evansville he felt were positive and some he saw as not-so-much. On the positive side, we need to add that so many Evansville folks have an incredible resiliency in the face of unbelievable odds - the ability to continually operate in a gracious, tho...Read More

The Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling in mid-January overturned the conviction of a Washington, D.C., man on drug charges because police there had placed a global positioning system, or GPS unit, on his vehicle without obtaining prior court authorization.Read More

Whether it's visual arts in a wide range of genres or music, at least three generations of the Rodenbergs have a wealth of talent to share with those around them and in public venues.Read More

The Joint Commission on City-County Government met for more than two hours Friday in a brainstorming session to begin gathering ideas on how to cut costs among Richmond and Wayne County governments.Read More

Where were you, and what were you doing in 1991? Graduating from high school in Jasper and starting college at the University of Evansville, majoring in biology and chemistry with the goal of becoming a physician.Read More

In a 29-24 vote after a marathon mark-up session that finally concluded at 3 a.m. Friday, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved a $260 billion, five-year surface transportation package.Read More