Category Archives: Local News

Important Update COMMUNITY RESOURCES - WARMING LOCATIONS, TRANSPORTATION, MEALS, FREE PUBLIC WIFI ZONES We will continue to update as we have information available! Last Updated: 1/9/25 - 7:58 a.m. In...

CenterPoint Energy crews restored power to more than 7,000 customers on Tuesday. Crews encountered hundreds of downed trees and limbs, scores of broken poles, and major wire damage. Customers in Gibso...

United States Post Office is reminding customers of the importance of keeping walkways, sidewalks, and areas around mailboxes clear from snow and ice. Postal employees make every reasonable effort to ...

Evansville fire crews responded to a house fire late Tuesday morning in the 800 block of Madison Avenue. Despite an hours-long effort by firefighters, the house was destroyed. A dog was rescued by two...

An Owensboro man got a nice warm room in the Daviess County Jail after allegedly threatening pharmacy workers. Victims at a store on Parrish Avenue told police that 65-year-old Thomas Swift threatened...

The suspect shot by Evansville Police during a domestic incident has been released from the hospital and is now behind bars. On December 22, police were called to a home on Tiffany Court. Dispatch tol...

COMMUNITY RESOURCES - WARMING LOCATIONS, TRANSPORTATION, MEALS, FREE PUBLIC WIFI ZONES We will continue to update as we have information available! Last Updated: 1/8/25 - 7:10 a.m. In response to a si...

An Evansville man was arrested after he failed to stop for police while driving the wrong way on the Lloyd. 37-year-old Corwin Clark was driving east in the westbound lanes causing other drivers to ch...

Icy roads are keeping Republic Service trucks from collecting trash waste and recycling again today. Trash will be collected Wednesday through Friday. Extra trash will be collected on Monday and Tuesd...

CenterPoint Energy and mutual aid crews continue working around the clock to assess damage and restore customer power. They have deployed nearly 160 internal workers and contractors. Another 300 worke...