Jamee French
14 News
Evansville, IN, United States
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Past articles by Jamee:
‘Coffee with a Cop’ starts 10th year
Lots of folks had the chance to grab a cup of coffee with Evansville Police Officers Tuesday morning. → Read More
We’re taking a look at the history of the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival
The West Side Nut Club Historian is sharing information on Fall Festivals of the past. → Read More
Union Co. native now living in Florida is bracing for Hurricane Ian
One Tri-State native who’s now living in Florida has been hunkered down and feeling the wrath of Hurricane Ian. → Read More
Harbor House Christian Center renovating after deadly mass shooting
Thursday marks two weeks since the deadly mass shooting at the Harbor House in Henderson. → Read More
Watch: HPD bodycam footage of Harbor House shooting arrest released
Kenneth Gibbs was arrested and charged with two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder after a shooting that happened on Aug. 25. → Read More
Mental health advocates remind people of resources for National Suicide Prevention Month
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to ensure people have access to the resources they need to discuss suicide prevention and seek help. → Read More
Knight Township Trustee’s Office to reopen Monday, but not inside building
Emergency officials say staff members will work out of a tent next to the building after new damage was discovered inside the Trustee’s Office. → Read More
Red Cross offers help to Evansville families left displaced following explosion
The American Red Cross deployed its disaster reaction team to help the 15 families who are now displaced following Wednesday’s deadly explosion. → Read More
DCPS delays start date due to major software issue
Officials with Daviess County Public Schools told 14 News the delay was due to a major software issue that has disrupted securing their afternoon bus routes. → Read More
Wednesday marks first court appearance for Amy Word, five others arrested in drug investigation
Word was arrested on July 30 in connection to a large drug bust involving Lamasco. → Read More
Gibson Co. law enforcement holds active shooter training for school safety
After the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, law enforcement in Princeton is preparing to keep everyone safe, practicing active shooter simulations on Thursday. → Read More
Earlington Elementary set to close after 2022-2023 school year
The Hopkins County School Board approved a plan to merge South Hopkins Middle, Earlington Elementary and Southside Elementary. → Read More
Princeton Police set to demonstrate active shooter simulation at high school
After the attack on the school in Uvalde, Texas, many schools across the Tri-State started taking precautions to be as prepared as possible in the event of an active shooter. → Read More
Computers Plus in Evansville experiencing series of break-ins and thefts
The store's general manager says two men were caught on camera shattering the glass door and stealing several computers from the countertops during a break-in attempt on July 4. → Read More
Salvation Army of Evansville in need of food donations
Representatives say normally the shelves in their pantry are full, but now after each day they serve, the shelves look bare with only enough to serve a few people. → Read More
EVV passengers feel frustration of holiday travel boom
For those traveling this Fourth of July weekend, you might want to pack your patience. → Read More
550 job openings available in Henderson
For people who are job searching, Henderson might be the best place to look. → Read More
Houses needed in Hopkins County, but contractors getting harder to find
The Dec. 10 tornados destroyed several homes in Hopkins County, but now Judge-Executive Jack Whitfield says the rebuilding process is slowing down. → Read More
Hawesville mayor expresses concern after Century Aluminum plant shutdown
Hawesville Mayor Charles King says this shutdown is going to be hard on the community, but he’s thankful there are some resources to help employees adjust. → Read More
Truck bursts into flames in Hawesville
It broke out around 11:45 a.m. in front of an auto parts business on Hawes Blvd. → Read More