Sarah Loesch is a government reporter for the Evansville Courier & Press and Yahoo News, focusing on local news in Evansville, Indiana. She covers a wide range of topics, including local politics, community events, and government actions, providing readers with timely and informative articles about their city and county.
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Sarah Loesch's coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics in Evansville, Indiana. She frequently reports on government announcements, local events, and political developments. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering insights or commentary related to local government decisions, political issues affecting the area, updates about city council activities or upcoming events featuring local politicians. Additionally, providing firsthand accounts or exclusive information related to Evansville's governance could be of interest to her reporting.
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By: Sarah Loesch
EVANSVILLE — Vanderburgh County Commissioners approved a contract with Popham Construction to complete work to reduce radon levels at the Old Courthouse.
By: Sarah Loesch
Mayor Stephanie Terry is starting a new program focused on fighting blight in the city.
By: Sarah Loesch
The plan is for the traffic changes to open Saturday morning.
By: Sarah Loesch
The chance for public comment on plans for a new water treatment plant will now be in December.
By: Sarah Loesch
Local shoppers on the hunt for deals from the big box stores, and who want to venture out in person on Black Friday, have plenty of options.
By: Sarah Loesch
Sometimes it takes until the middle of a recipe to realize an ingredient was left behind at the grocery store.
By: Sarah Loesch
EVANSVILLE — The man found guilty last month of causing the death of his one-month-old son has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
EVANSVILLE — Wesselman Woods is welcoming a new executive director as 2024 winds down.
By: Sarah Loesch
The event started in 2010, and is aimed at celebrating small businesses in their communities.
By: Sarah Loesch
Residents are invited to dispose of their used cooking oils responsibly the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
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