Category Archives: Local News

The Evansville Water and Sewer Utility has new programs to provide financial assistance to some customers. Vic Kelson, the Executive Director, says about 500 inquiries have been received concerning th...

The National Weather Service confirms an EF-1 tornado rolled through Vanderburgh and Warrick Counties Tuesday night. That announcement comes from the Paducah office, where investigators surveyed damag...

A longtime Owensboro family business will close its doors forever this month. Family Pharmacy and Wellness owners say an escalation in fees charged by insurance companies, and pharmacy benefit manager...

Good news for those hoping to take that honor flight in October. A family-owned business has decided to cover it all. Woods and Woods Law Firm has donated $43,000 to the Honor Flight program. This wil...

The pedestrian walking bridge at highway 41 and Washington Avenue near Bosse High School is almost complete. Construction began late last year and is a project that has been asked for and discussed fo...

Testimony got underway Tuesday in the trial of an Evansville woman accused in the death of her baby. The child was just 13 days old. Prosecutors say Taylor Smith fell asleep and awakened to find baby ...

The storms that rolled through the tri-state last night left thousands without power and damaged neighborhoods. A subdivision along I-69 and Lynch Road had damage to homes and downed trees. Warrick Co...

On Tuesday, the Vanderburgh County Emergency Management Agency completed maintenance to a couple of storm weather sirens. The new sirens were checked and tested near Allen's Lane and First Avenue. The...

Three people are facing attempted murder charges following a shooting in Knox County. The incident happened on Autumn Ridge Lane on July 22. An investigation revealed that two men got out of a car tha...

Turpen's Painting Company and its employees are giving back. They spent the day slapping a fresh coat of paint on the walls of Glenwood Leadership Academy before the start of classes. Chad Turpen says...