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Daviess Co. flood map open house set for Tuesday
Daviess County is hosting a Flood Map open house Tuesday for residents in the area officials say. County officials say this is a good opportunity for residents to learn more about flood zones and to get any flood related questions answered. → Read More
OPS votes in favor of new security system for school entrances
Owensboro Public Schools got the green light to move forward with implementing a new security system at the entrance of all middle and high schools in the district. → Read More
Harwood Career Preparatory High School to close at the end of school year
Harwood Career Preparatory High School on First Avenue is set to close at the end of this school year officials say. Many parents with students attending the high school say they are unhappy with this decision. → Read More
Day 3 of no power for some Hancock Co. residents since Friday storms
Hundred in Hancock County experienced power outages on Friday due to strong winds. Many residents say they are still without power days later. → Read More
New Dollar General Market opens in the Forge on N. Main St.
A new food market has made its way to Evansville's west side. → Read More
How Eli Lilly cutting price for insulin set to affect Tri-State
Officials say thousands of people living with diabetes that have to take insulin in the Tri-State will carry a lighter financial load in the next few months. → Read More
Many city development projects in the works with help of grants, Boonville officials say
Boonville roads are being repaved, solar panels are being installed and other rural development projects are in the works, Mayor Charlie Wyatt says. → Read More
Vanderburgh Humane Society recruiting more volunteers
If you enjoy working with animals and giving back to the community, the Vanderburgh Humane Society is looking for you. → Read More
Evansville restaurants bring Mardi Gras to to the Tri-State
Right here in Evansville, Restaurants and nonprofits are getting into the Mardi Gras spirit Restaurants like Rick's 718 Bar & Grill and Stockwell Inn are cooking up a few festive Louisiana Creole Cuisines. → Read More
Henderson residents reflect on President Jimmy Carter’s 1980 visit
The news of the former President entering hospice care has some Tri-State residents reflecting back to his visit to Henderson in 1980. → Read More
What people should be aware of before filing tax returns?
Tax preparers in Evansville share details on important tax alerts and other changes that people should be aware of when filing their 2022 taxes. → Read More
Boom Squad Inc. opens for Drumline LIVE at Henderson Alliance Theater
The Evansville drumline Boom Squad Inc. will be opening for “Drumline LIVE,” an international tour created by the musical team behind the movie “Drumline.” → Read More
Young & Established hosting pop-up shop for Black-owned businesses in Evansville
February is Black History Month, and some Tri-State organizations are holding events to celebrate. → Read More
Henderson nonprofit hands out free items to people in Evansville area
One Henderson nonprofit made its way to Evansville to pass out goods and household supplies to many who need them. → Read More
UE Changemaker Challenge project ‘Hydration Station’ still thriving
The University of Evansville’s 2021-22 Changemaker Challenge third-place winner Jake Deig is making headway with his “Hydration Station.” → Read More
Henderson nonprofit hosts meeting to discuss community development in 2023
Community organizers are meeting in Henderson this weekend with a special focus on revitalizing the East End. → Read More
Indiana bill aims to extend ‘cooling off period’ for people accused of domestic violence
A newly proposed bill in the Indiana State Senate could extend the "cooling off period" for an alleged domestic violence suspect. → Read More
Cravens Elementary School cuts the ribbon on renovation project
An Owensboro elementary school is celebrating new improvements to its campus. → Read More
DCPS welcomes new lead law enforcement officer
Daviess County Public Schools welcomed a new lead law enforcement officer when they returned from winter break. → Read More
Mt. Vernon Police Dept. gives new hire bonus of $10k
An employee shortage is hitting many industries hard throughout the country and the Tri-State. One of the industries dealing with that employee shortage is the Mount Vernon Police Department. To help fight the shortage, the department is increasing the benefits for new hires. → Read More