Jordan Yaney
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Evansville, IN, United States
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Recent articles by Jordan:
SITEX Corp. bringing 30 new jobs to Henderson with $4.5M expansion
We’re told the project is expected to get underway immediately and finished by 2026. → Read More
Daviess Co. Schools police practice active shooter drills
One day after a massacre at Robb Elementary School in Texas left 19 children and two adults dead, the Daviess County Public Schools Police Department practiced active shooter response drills. → Read More
Three incumbent sheriffs across Tri-State lose primary election in Kentucky
Three incumbent sheriffs lost their primary elections, and four new sheriffs will take office in January. → Read More
Evansville florist getting creative ahead of Mother’s Day
Astound customers are now on their third day with faulty internet or phone connections, straining businesses abilities to get work done. → Read More
Chlorine prices rising for second straight year in Tri-State
The national chlorine shortage continues into the spring and summer of 2022, with prices even higher than they were a year ago. → Read More
Tri-State schools addressing pandemic learning loss
With the pandemic forcing students into unconventional schooling for parts of the last two years, school officials are working to recover the learning lost. → Read More
Tax filing deadline quickly approaching
The deadline to file federal tax returns is Monday, April 18. → Read More
High pollen count affecting people with spring allergies
With warmer temperatures arriving in the Tri-State, the pollen count is rising. → Read More
Several Morganfield homes damaged by Wednesday’s storms
In Morganfield, two neighboring homes were hit by the high winds, knocking one mobile home off its foundation and stripping the roof off another. → Read More
Flu cases on the rise in the Tri-State, Evansville doctor says
Flu cases are on the rise across the Tri-State, as well as nationwide. → Read More
Ky. Lt. Gov. Coleman presents money to help water and sewer improvements in Daviess Co.
Lt. Gov. Coleman presented a check as part the Better Kentucky Plan’s Cleaner Water Program as well grant funding for the OASIS Domestic Violence Program in Owensboro. → Read More
Drivers ignoring road closures on SR 64 in Francisco
Phase two of construction on State Road 64 in Francisco began Tuesday, but officials say drivers are ignoring road closure and detour signs. → Read More
Memorial cheerleader officially diagnosed with rare disease
Lei Lei Blair was adopted from China when she was 2 years old, but it took 15 years before she was diagnosed with Wiedemann-Steiner syndrome (WSS). → Read More
Evansville woman expresses worry for family in Ukraine
People with Ukrainian ties are rushing to learn about the safety of their loved ones in Ukraine. → Read More
Hopkins County Fiscal Court to vote on proposed sports complex
The proposal now moves to the Hopkins County Fiscal Court for a vote on Tuesday, March 1. → Read More
Communities starting to rebuild two months after tornadoes
Just two months after some communities in Hopkins County were reduced to rubble, families are already starting to rebuild their homes in Barnsley Loop. → Read More
Police: Shooting calls on the rise in Owensboro
Police data shows that 84 total shooting or firearm discharge calls were reported in 2021. → Read More
Owensville man goes sledding for first time in 20 years
Age didn't stop 94-year-old William Ping from taking on a steep hill with his old reliable sled. → Read More
EPD: Suspect shot and killed during hostage situation
Shortly after noon, we heard a gunshot and then saw a woman being taken away in tears. → Read More
Area stores run low on winter storm supplies, others stocked
We’re checking in with stores to see how they are doing with supplies. → Read More