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Gov. Braun: State Can "Probably" Help Fund Public Media

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By John Gibson 
| Two Main Street with David James
Governor Mike Braun says the state of Indiana can “probably” afford to help public broadcasting. WNIN’s John Gibson reports: State subsidies to Indiana’s public media stations were zeroed-out in the last General Assembly session, after the release of a discouraging revenue outlook. President Trump then removed federal funding via executive order. But Governor Braun told WNIN’s Shively and Shoulders program that he appreciates the programming: "Now, I like most of what's there.
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Tri-State Resource Offers Saturday Recycling

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By John Gibson 
| Two Main Street with David James
Local residents have an extra opportunity to recycle this weekend. WNIN’s John Gibson has details: Tri-State Resource Recovery will open its facility Saturday for an extra recycling drop-off day. The facility at Morgan Avenue and Read Street will be open from 8 to 11 AM. Tri-State is usually open for recycling just Monday through Friday from 8 to 3. The facility offers an opportunity to recycle glass, which is not accepted through the city of Evansville’s curbside program.
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EWSU Defends Management Pay Raises

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By John Gibson 
| Two Main Street with David James
The Evansville Water and Sewer Utility is defending recent salary increases for it leaders. WNIN’s John Gibson has the story: Public records show five of the department’s leaders have seen large pay raises in recent years, including Executive Director Vic Kelson – who was paid about 187-thousand dollars in 2025. His pay is rising to nearly 205-thousand this year.
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