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Clarice Scheele's coverage primarily centers around local news, with a focus on government announcements and community events in the Johnson City area. She often covers topics related to education, government & politics, crime, entertainment news, family & relationships, and various local issues.
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By: Clarice Scheele
It's a situation that's shocked the community and brought them together to pray for Deputy Zach Andry.
It could take a few days to restore power to some southern Kentucky counties, according to Kentucky Electric Cooperatives.
By: Clarice Scheele
People have been trying to get their cars out of plowed snow and ice piled in their way three days after Winter Storm Blair first hit.
On day four after the winter storm hit Kentuckiana, some driveways are still not cleared in Charlestown. But, neighbors are helping out ahead of more snow this week.
By: Clarice Scheele
Residents continue to look for answers with no response from New Albany on snow removal.
By: Clarice Scheele
In a city Facebook post, Mayor Jeff Gahan says he's proud of the work of the street department, after he and the department have received criticism by citizens.
After an illegal deer killing witnessed by people around Illinois Avenue Monday, there's worry poachers will miss their target.
By: Clarice Scheele
Gov. Andy Beshear reported six Kentuckians died due to the winter storm. In Jefferson County, around 130 patients have gone to the hospital due to the snow and ice.
By: Clarice Scheele
The agreement of reforms for the police department is in limbo in federal court, leaving people concerned it dies without a judge's signature.
By: Clarice Scheele
Local church leaders and civil rights activists honor Martin Luther King Jr. while looking to the community for future change.
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