Category Archives: Local News

The southbound Twin Bridge in Henderson was closed for an hour this morning. Around 2:30 a passerby noticed a potential jumper and called 9-1-1. Two Henderson County Deputies responded to the sensitiv...

A Tampa man is accused of stealing rent checks from area apartment complexes. In March of 2022, seven apartment complexes in Evansville reported over 100 rent checks and money orders stolen from their...

CenterPoint Energy customers in southwestern Indiana will transition to a new billing system beginning July 2. Online account management and the automated phone system will be unavailable from June 27...

Dubois County deputies are looking for a man they say shot a woman outside of Holland. 63-year-old David Williamson is considered armed and dangerous. The victim is reportedly in stable condition and ...

An offender apprehended during the "Operation Last Dance" drug raid was sentenced in Posey County on Wednesday. 41-year-old Joshua Walden of Mt. Vernon will spend 6 years in prison. As part of his gui...

There'll be some changes to Ellis Park's upcoming horse racing season. First, the days will change to Saturday through Monday, except for opening day which will be Thursday July 4. The stands and roof...

Ham operators from the Tri-state Amateur Radio Society in Evansville participate in a national exercise from 1:00 PM Saturday until 1:00 PM Sunday. The ARRL Field Day is a showcase for how amateur rad...

Knox County authorities are looking for a man wanted on child sex crime charges. Brian Eugene Gentry is wanted on two felony Child Molesting allegations. The case concerning Gentry was opened earlier ...

The expansion of state-sponsored firefighting training locations was announced on Tuesday. Governor Eric Holcomb and the Indiana Department of Homeland Security are eliminating "training deserts" acro...

Some offices will be closed today for the Juneteenth holiday. This includes banks, credit unions, and the United States Postal Service. Also closed are City offices, including the Civic Center and the...