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1 week ago | indystar.com | Noe Padilla |Jon Webb

This announcement was made by Ivy Tech's president, Sue Ellspermann, on May 30, as she broke the news to many who were affected by this sudden development. Layoffs began the same day and continue into next week. Emily Sandberg, Ivy Tech's assistant vice president of communications, confirmed in an email to the IndyStar that the Indianapolis campus is expected to lay off seven faculty and 14 staff members, and the Hamilton County campus is expected to lay off two staff members.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Noe Padilla |Jon Webb

More than 200 employees are expected to be laid off at Ivy Tech campuses across the state as a result of the Indiana General Assembly's decision to cut funding to the college system. This announcement was made by Ivy Tech's president, Sue Ellspermann, on May 30, as she broke the news to many who were affected by this sudden development. Layoffs began the same day and continue into next week.

1 week ago | courierpress.com | Jon Webb

EVANSVILLE – Ivy Tech will lay off more than 200 employees, including 11 in Evansville, after Indiana's General Assembly voted to cut the college system's funding last month. Emily Sandberg, Ivy Tech's assistant vice president of communications, confirmed the cuts in an email to the Courier & Press. She also provided a letter school president Sue Ellspermann sent to all Ivy Tech staff. It says most of the layoffs will occur Friday, with some bleeding into next week.

1 week ago | courierpress.com | Jon Webb

Ahnna Tipton attended a school outside Indiana, Evansville police say Jon WebbEvansville Courier & PressThis article has been updated with new information. EVANSVILLE – A 19-year-old Warrick County woman was arrested at St. Vincent Hospital on Thursday after police reportedly found multiple "improvised incendiary devices" both in her possession and at her home: items she reportedly told police she planned to detonate at her previous high school.

1 week ago | courierpress.com | Jon Webb |Houston Harwood

EVANSVILLE – A motorist reportedly escaped injury after wheeling around multiple barricades and driving into a giant sinkhole on Riverside Drive Thursday afternoon, Evansville police said. A white Chevrolet truck was being towed from the scene as the Courier & Press arrived. Earlier photos on social media showed the vehicle deep inside the gravel-stuffed sinkhole. An Evansville police officer on scene said there were no injuries. The truck apparently came off Chestnut Street.