Isaiah Seibert
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Evansville, IN, United States
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New dorm being built at University of Evansville latest, but not last, campus upgrade
Demolition will begin on Morton and Brentano halls next week to make room for new dorm for freshmen and sophomores. → Read More
Nationwide lifeguard shortage won't stop Evansville pools from opening
Evansville's city pools are set to open June 5, officials say. Here's what you need to know. → Read More
Evansville officials: Mask mandate for city-owned facilities to expire next week
Starting Tuesday, masks and social distancing will no longer be required in city-owned facilities. → Read More
'Good kid': Evansville shooting victim A'Jayden Ware had dreams of becoming an actor
The 19-year-old, affectionately called "Jay," was a regular performer in local plays and musicals, even catching the eye of an ad agency. → Read More
Hop on board UE's Journey to Justice bus tour to learn about the civil rights movement
The program is targeted at high school juniors and seniors. The tour is the equivalent of a 3-credit college class at UE, Social Justice Movements. → Read More
Evansville water utility board votes to file rate increase petition with state regulator
Local water customers won't see higher bills for a while, even if the increase eventually receives the green light. → Read More
Evansville mayor's State of the City address returns with some 'twists'
Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke promised a surprise at the start of his annual address to local Rotarians. → Read More
INDOT: Traffic changes at US 41/Washington Avenue to improve pedestrian safety
The changes will go into effect on April 13 at 9 a.m. → Read More
Meet the winners of the 2021 Outstanding Educator Awards
The winners were surprised at their schools Wednesday morning with the news. → Read More
A Life Interrupted: Coronavirus pandemic gave USI nursing professor new ways to teach
"It's honestly made for very interesting ways to think about how we can use students to help with the situation," USI professor Julie St. Clair said. → Read More
University of Evansville receives $5M Lilly Endowment grant to streamline business processes
The grant is among a dozen Lilly Endowment Inc. announced Thursday, totaling nearly $70 million. → Read More
Fewer majors to be cut under University of Evansville's new institutional alignment plans
The university expects to save $3.8 million. → Read More
Evansville-area counties report only 19 new COVID cases; 7-day positivity rate also drops
The majority of those new cases were in Vanderburgh County, where 11 were reported against 297 administered tests. → Read More
Body recovered from Ohio River near Newburgh Lock and Dam: Sheriff
A joint investigation between the sheriff's office and the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is underway. → Read More
Around half of Gibson County Jail inmates test positive for COVID-19
Gibson County Sheriff Tim Bottoms said he learned of the positive tests on Tuesday. → Read More
National Weather Service urges local residents to prepare ahead of severe weather season
Monday marks the beginning of the 2021 Kentucky Severe Storms Awareness Campaign → Read More
University of Evansville announces in-person commencement dates for 2020, 2021 classes
Commencement for the University of Evansville's 2020 class was postponed twice because of the pandemic. → Read More
'A shot of hope': Henderson County Schools vaccinating teachers, staff
The school district has been allocated 598 doses of the Moderna vaccine. → Read More
Vanderburgh County reports 56 new COVID-19 cases, no deaths
The seven-day positivity ratefor unique individuals continues to fall in almost all area counties. → Read More
Evansville's Mesker Park Zoo announces death of Baird's tapir Huey
Huey was 26, making him one of the oldest Baird's tapirs under human care in North America, according to the zoo. → Read More