Steve Mehling
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Evansville, IN, United States
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Reitz and Mater Dei football teams help clean up city streets
When the need for volunteers came up in conversation, Keep Evansville Beautiful says they thought of the local football teams. → Read More
‘God just saved my life’: Spencer Co. man retells strong wind storm
Severe storms surrounded the area which he lives on in Dale, Indiana. → Read More
‘Walking miracle’: Deputy Bryan Hicks’ recovery after 2021 shooting
Tammy Hicks says Bryan’s doctors said he would be brain-dead, but he's defied the odds. → Read More
‘Be Kind for Ollie’ night raising money for scholarships
The event is held in honor of Oliver Dill, who died after being left in a hot car back in 2019. → Read More
Feasibility plan discussed for downtown Henderson hotel proposal
It has leaders excited about the prospect of possibly returning the Soaper Building back to its original glory. → Read More
Chocolate Walk returns to support local businesses in downtown Newburgh
The Chocolate Walk has been a staple for Newburgh since 2017. → Read More
Albion’s ‘Borowiak’s’ closes its doors, officials working on solution
Borowiak’s IGA was the only grocery store left in Edwards County, which means people would have to drive to neighboring counties to get their needs in one big trip. → Read More
Eagle Scout dedicates project to rebuilding Dawson Springs landmark
As tragedy struck in Dawson Springs in December 2021, Timothy Petit and his son Josiah rushed to help whoever they could. → Read More
‘Safe Babies’ program aimed at helping Western Kentucky families
The program is being funded through donations with the Deaconess Foundation. → Read More
Social media continues to attract younger audiences to phone, tablet screens
Teenagers are estimated to spend anywhere from three to nine hours a day on social media, according to studies. → Read More
Gibson Co. Sheriff Bruce Vanoven stresses community engagement in first term
He was elected to office following the retirement of long-time Sheriff Tim Bottoms at the end of December 2022. → Read More
Suggestions for healing from traumatic events like the Walmart shooting
The doors reopened less than a week following the shooting and Laura Symon says customers and employees can still be navigating the trauma. → Read More
Evansville woman wins Super Bowl tickets
Niki Lynn says she won the tickets after entering a contest on Twitter held by Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay. → Read More
Released body cam footage, 911 calls demonstrate timeline of Walmart shooting
Primary calls to central dispatch described the initial events that took place. → Read More
Law enforcement evaluate response for Thursday night Walmart shooting
Evansville Police Sergeant Anna Gray says less than four minutes after that first 911 call, officers were inside the store, searching for the shooter. → Read More
Hopkins Co. Schools dealing with major bus driver shortage
In Hopkins County, a shortage of 20 drivers has brought challenges for school officials and bus drivers alike. → Read More
Henderson Co. Board of Education approves emergency medical treatment use of Narcan
According to a press release, the Narcan nasal spray will be stored in all AED boxes districtwide. → Read More
Illinois sheriffs oppose state assault weapons ban bill
On Tuesday, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed House Bill 5471 into law, otherwise known as the Protect Illinois Communities Act. → Read More
Mayor Winnecke speaks on progress of projects and final year
His final year as mayor is 2023, and he plans to continue working up until his final day in office. → Read More
Medical cannabis executive order takes effect in Kentucky
As of January 1, Kentucky residents who qualify are now able to possess up to eight ounces of medical cannabis. → Read More