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Check your onions again: FDA announces more recalls

Check your onions again: FDA announces more recalls

by: Aaron Chatman Posted: / Updated: (WEHT) - Earlier this week, the CDC announced that fresh whole onions we…

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KWC president resigns after two years of leading the university

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By Aaron Chatman 
| WFIE-TV (Evansville, IN)
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - Dr. James Cousins, the president of Kentucky Wesleyan College, has resigned. The university confirmed he gave his resignation Friday morning to the board of trustees. We’re told that resignation goes in effect on July 31st. Dr. Cousins has led the university for the past two years. KWC officials not yet confirmed why he decided to step down. We’re expecting a press release from them soon.
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Chandler PD names new Chief of Police

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By Aaron Chatman 
| WFIE-TV (Evansville, IN)
CHANDLER, Ind. (WFIE) - There’s new leadership at the police department in Chandler. The town’s agency will now be overseen by Jason Littrell as Chief of Police. CPD officials say Chief Littrell took over the role near the start of the month. The police department says he looks forward to strengthening trust, promoting public safety and building meaningful connections with the people he serves. Chief Jason Littrell(Chandler Police Department)
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United Steelworkers approves new contract with Alcoa

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By Aaron Chatman 
| WFIE-TV (Evansville, IN)
WARRICK CO., Ind. (WFIE) - The United Steelworkers have approved a new contract with Alcoa, just days before the current agreement was set to expire. Local 104 represents hundreds of workers at Alcoa’s Warrick County operation. According to a social media post, the four-year deal includes at least four percent pay increase every year. For the first time in 325 years, the shift and schedule premium pay went from 30 cents to 50 cents per hour.
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