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The National Weather Service says that west to southwest winds will increase throughout the day Tuesday and could make travel difficult for high profile vehicles such as large trucks and camper trucks. Also with the strong, gusty winds will be low relative humidity values. This combination will result in an elevated fire danger across southeastern and south central Illinois. Brush and leaf burning should be avoided outdoors as any fires could quickly spread out of control.
USDA announces 2026 and 2027 enrollment for key price and revenue safety net programs, first base acre increase in two decades
U.S. Marshals aid local law enforcement to find suspect
Inmate batters Parke County jail officer
Search locates injured person after deputies alerted to concerns involving person's safety
Gov. Braun continues to deliver on promise to keep local governments whole during gas tax holiday
Indiana state forests to offer open houses
Driver injured in Friday crash into a tree
Benefit ride for Alisha Reynolds on October 24
Former Roachdale Town Marshal sentenced to probation
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Gov. Braun extends tax filing deadline for Hoosiers impacted by August storms
Read your FEMA letter carefully
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South Vermillion to honor fallen mom all season
BMV branches closed for Labor Day weekend
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Riddell National Bank makes new scoreboard reality for Parke Heritage
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Rockville man arrested after setting fires
Governor Braun delivers another month of gas savings for Hoosier families
