Mitchell Carter
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Evansville, IN, United States
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Other agencies step up to help while VCSO buries fallen deputy
As the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office spent Thursday laying one of their own to rest, departments from around the area jumped at the chance to help out. → Read More
Vanderburgh Co. child recalls being saved after climbing 80 feet up tree
On Wednesday, multiple fire departments responded after a child got stuck 80 feet high in a tree. → Read More
Gibson Southern students drive tractors to school
14 News went out to visit the Titans, and we were able to talk with some of the students who took their tractors off the farm and onto the asphalt. → Read More
Church taking over historic Princeton building
A new church is sprouting up inside an old building in downtown Princeton. → Read More
Officials: 10 acres burned after brush fire reignites in Henderson Co.
This happened on the 8400 block of Pleasant Hill Road in Hebbardsville, which is located halfway between Henderson and Owensboro. → Read More
Memorial Hospital in Jasper starting affiliation process with Deaconess
Officials with Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center say they have signed a letter of intent to affiliate with Deaconess Health System. → Read More
Revisiting the U.S. baby formula shortage one year later
The baby formula shortage is still being felt among pregnancy resource centers like Marsha’s Place. → Read More
Cameras to be allowed in Indiana courtrooms
The Indiana Supreme Court is allowing local judges to decide whether news media can take video, photos or recordings inside a courtroom. → Read More
Jury deliberating in Evansville rape, confinement trial
The jury now has the case after closing arguments wrapped up around 10:40 a.m. Wednesday in the second trial for Heidi Carter. → Read More
Man’s death under investigation in Calhoun
CALHOUN, Ky. (WFIE) - Kentucky State Police are investigating a death in McLean County. It happened on W. Second Street overnight in Calhoun. Troopers say the circumstances of a man’s death are being investigated. They say an autopsy is scheduled Thursday afternoon. We’re working on more information. Copyright 2023 WFIE. All rights reserved. → Read More
New bill looking to protect Indiana firefighter privacy
House Bill 1578 would allow firefighters to be listed as "covered persons." → Read More
Remains of people from mid-19th century laid to rest in Madisonville
Before the sun rose on Thursday morning, genealogists, a local funeral home and business people in Madisonville were recovering the remains of 10 bodies from the mid-19th century. → Read More
Dispatchers praised for work during Walmart shooting; ‘They humble me and make me proud’
Well over a dozen 911 calls came in during the chaos. → Read More
Diana Moers planning on change as Vanderburgh Co. Prosecutor
Moers was sworn into office as the new Vanderburgh County Prosecutor on Jan. 3. → Read More
Property manager: Water has been restored at Lexbrook Apartments after 17 days
After 17 days, Lexbrook Apartments has water. → Read More
Vanderburgh Co. announces plans to replace ABK for electronic home detention
On Thursday, the Community Corrections Advisory Board voted to replace ABK with Corrisoft. → Read More
Warehouse fire investigation moves forward, fewer firefighters on scene
Some firefighters are still on scene for day 3 of a massive warehouse fire in Evansville → Read More
Residents upset with Evansville apartment complex over concerns about disability access
At Central Lofts Apartments in downtown Evansville, residents say the elevator has been out for almost two weeks. → Read More
Dog rescued after pipes burst in Evansville home
A dog was rescued from a house Thursday in Evansville. → Read More
Evansville apartment without water for days
The residents of Lexbrook Apartments in Evansville say it’s been anything but a pleasant holiday season. → Read More