Joseph Payton
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Evansville, IN, United States
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Two parents create non-profit aiming to prevent hot car deaths
The “Be Kind for Ollie” organization is aimed at educating people about the dangers of hot cars. → Read More
‘We’ve got to get back to work’: Evansville restaurants struggle to find employees
Tri-State restaurants stress they are struggling to find employees as businesses start to finally reopen to full capacity. → Read More
EPD releases body camera video of officer dragged
The Evansville Police Department released body camera video from an incident that left an EPD officer with a broken arm. → Read More
EPD returns to normal operating procedures
The Evansville Police Department is returning to normal operating procedures after several adjustments were made for health and safety reasons during the pandemic. → Read More
Brood X cicadas could emerge at any time
The quiet sounds of nature will soon be joined by the screeching of cicadas. → Read More
Civic Center transitions to ‘pre-COVID’ status
Beginning Tuesday morning, you will no longer have to wear a mask inside city-owned buildings. Mayor Lloyd Winnecke’s Executive Order will expire at midnight. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccine registration now open for children 12 and older
For parents who would like their child to be vaccinated, plenty of options are available. → Read More
CenterPoint announces donation for planned project in downtown Evansville
CenterPoint Energy announced Wednesday that they are donating $1 million to the Evansville Parks Department. → Read More
Newburgh doctor assists with COVID-19 crisis in India
India's healthcare system is struggling to handle the influx of COVID-19 patients, but a local doctor is doing all he can to help. → Read More
Warrick Co. Sheriff’s Office investigating ‘swatting’ incident
The term “swatting” refers to when someone calls law enforcement to falsely report information that might prompt a heavy law enforcement response to a specific location, sometimes involving a SWAT team. → Read More
Evansville Teachers Association pleased with state budget boost to education
According to the state budget that Indiana lawmakers passed earlier this week, $1.9 billion will be put towards education over the next two years. → Read More
Southwestern Indiana businesses eligible to receive $10,000 in COVID-19 relief money
Officials say more than 200 local small businesses have applied for these funds. → Read More
60 new affordable housing units available on Evansville’s south side
Low to moderate-income families can be eligible to live in these affordable housing units. → Read More
Ascension St. Vincent honoring lives lost to COVID-19 during tree planting ceremony
The ceremony remembers those who lost their lives due to COVID-19 and honors those who cared for them. → Read More
Tax bills sent out to property owners
If you own property in Vanderburgh County, you may have received a property tax bill this week, and you’ll have to pay those taxes within the next few weeks. → Read More
Henderson Co. Coroner recalls local mass shooting in 2008
Five people were shot and killed after a gunman opened fired in Henderson at Atlantis Plastics in June 2008. → Read More
Title IX attorney explains UE investigation process
A former UE student is targeting the University and accusing former Men’s Basketball Coach Walter McCarty of rape. → Read More
FEMA accepting applicants for COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Program
“This has been a tough year for people financially, and then to may be able to receive some type of reimbursement for a funeral would be of great assistance to them,” said Ziemer. → Read More
EPD Chief responds to President Biden’s announcements on gun control
Out of the announcements made by President Joe Biden on Thursday morning, the action on “ghost guns” was the one that Evansville Chief of Police Billy Bolin weighed in on heavily. → Read More
Mask policies now up to Tri-State business owners
Indiana’s mask mandate is gone. → Read More