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Water shortage situation remains critical in one Western Kentucky town
The water shortage began on April 27 when a levee on Lake George, the town's primary water source, was compromised. → Read More
Feds: 10 Evansville residents among dozen arrested in $1.5 million drug trafficking ring
Authorities reportedly seized 35 pounds of meth along with 45 grams of cocaine and four firearms. → Read More
Columbia Brands announces upgrades that will bring scores of new jobs to Henderson County
Officials announced there will be 175 new jobs created with an average wage of $24 per hour. → Read More
Evansville's Outstanding Educator of the Year 2022: Learn more about elementary finalists
The Outstanding Educator of the Year finalists have been announced. Here are the elementary candidates. → Read More
Evansville's Outstanding Educator of the Year 2022: Learn more about middle school finalists
The Outstanding Educator of the Year finalists have been announced. Here are the middle school candidates. → Read More
COVID numbers in Western Kentucky continue to fall; Henderson schools change mask policy
The current seven-day average is 124 new cases per day for the seven-county district. The average has fallen steadily over the last three weeks. → Read More
The past is too present months after losing father and sister to COVID-19
For everyone else staring at empty chairs this holiday season, I pray you find some peace and solace. → Read More
Vanderburgh Humane Society asking for public's help after taking on cat hoard
"We're certainly hoping people will step up and help us," Vanderburgh Humane Society CEO Kendall Paul said. → Read More
18-year-old Evansville man dead from gunshot; police seeking information
An autopsy showed that Trenton Gibson, 18, died from a gunshot wound to his torso. Police currently have no suspect information. → Read More
Red Cross telethon for Kentucky tornado victims will be held in Evansville Thursday
Funds raised by the telethon will go toward immediate concerns: food, shelter and medical needs. → Read More
Church vandal suspects identified from Snapchat video, Warrick County police say
The Mount Zion Church building dates back to 1898. → Read More
Kat Von D moving to Indiana permanently, will close shop in L.A.
She announced the move with an Instagram post Monday, accompanied by a photo graphic emblazoned with the message "Goodbye California!" in big red letters. → Read More
Evansville police working to identify suspect in fatal hit-and-run
Officers found the victim laying in the Fulton Avenue with severe injuries; the victim was taken to a local hospital but did not survive. → Read More
Henderson to again require masks in city buildings
The update to the mask policy goes into effect as of Aug. 2 and includes city-owned vehicles as well as offices and other buildings. → Read More
UE, USI both reinstate mask mandates as COVID-19 surges
Both schools will require masks or face coverings worn indoors on campus, regardless of vaccination status. → Read More
Warrant issued for driver in intentional hit-and-run that killed one: EPD
Witnesses told police the driver swerved to hit the man, who later died from his injuries. → Read More
Evansville youth pastor arrested in Tennessee on child sex abuse charges
Joshua Burton Henley, 32, held the position of youth minister at Washington Avenue Church of Christ in Evansville. → Read More
W.C. Handy Blues festival already off to a rockin' start with big first-day crowd numbers
According to organizers, the festival probably saw its biggest first-day crowd in its 30-year history Wednesday. → Read More
Evansville man sentenced to 75 years in death of Boonville woman
"We're not done yet," Warrick prosecutor Mike Perry said. "We're going to keep working for Valerie and make sure her story is completed." → Read More
INDOT: U.S. 41-Pigeon Creek construction to start this month in Evansville
Work is scheduled to begin on both sides of U.S. 41 near Pigeon Creek later this month. → Read More