Sarah Loesch is a Government Reporter at the Courier & Press. She covers all aspects of city and county government, with a keen focus on events, elections, and political developments in Evansville and Vanderburgh County. Sarah has been featured in notable publications such as The Indianapolis Star, Yahoo News, and USA TODAY, among others.
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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
Residents should expect their trash pickup to occur one day later next week as the city observes the Labor Day holiday.
By: Sarah Loesch
PRINCETON, Ind. — There are plenty of activities set for the Labor Day Association's annual celebration this weekend in Princeton.
By: Sarah Loesch
Evansville Courier & Press APC members voted 8-0 against the proposal for a Walmart neighborhood market and a fueling station.
By: Sarah Loesch
EVANSVILLE — Applications are now open for the 2026-2027 Mayor's Youth Advisory Council in Evansville.
Evansville Courier & Press MOUNT VERNON, Ind. — Here are the people who will be on voters ballots on Nov. 3 in Posey County.
By: Sarah Loesch
Unlike the ordinance passed at the county level, the city's ordinance doesn't explicitly create a study committee. Instead, it states that during the moratorium, the council will evaluate the impact of data centers and potentially prepare draft amendments to the zoning code.
By: Sarah Loesch
EVANSVILLE — The Evansville Fire Deartment and Deaconess Health System are entering a partnership aimed at supporting the city's new emergency medical services program.
By: Sarah Loesch
The North Carolina man charged with killing Evansville native Brianye Copeland pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Mecklenburg Superior Court this week.
EVANSVILLE — Looking for something to do in Evansville this weekend? Check out our list of local events and activities.
The man police say stole a beer truck from a liquor store parking lot has pleaded guilty to multiple low-level felonies and must pay restitution.
