Category Archives: Local News

An Evansville man was spotted urinating on the side of a building in the 1200 block of East Riverside Drive. Police say, he was given several verbal warnings and was seen getting into his car and driv...

Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke delivered his 2022 State of the City address Tuesday, in front of the Rotary Club of Evansville. He spoke on several topics that are concerning, such as gun and group v...

Monday morning Dubois County police responded to a knife fight. Officials say, 23 year old Ruben Cruz struck his partner in the face then held a knife to the victim's throat while choking them. Cruz t...

Early Monday morning several train cars loaded with corn syrup and soybean meal derailed in the Howell Train Yard. Officials with CSX said, A total of five railcars overturned with only a small amount...

The Indiana Department of Transportation plans to break ground with a new project to revamp the Lloyd Expressway in the Fall of 2024. Their goal is to make it safer at the major intersections by addin...

April 10th will mark four months since that devastating night that changed the lives of residents living in Western Kentucky. The need is still there for many to pick up the pieces. Madisonville and D...

Evansville's annual Spring Yard Waste pickup service will begin Monday April 4 and continue through April 29. T he service is designed to help those customers with extra yard waste from cleaning up th...

Independent professional wrestler Logan Roettger, known as Logan Legit in the ring, was killed in a car accident in Central City. He was born in Posey County in 1993 and resided in and around Evansvil...

Owensboro Police were called to the 3000 block of Allen Street around 4:00 am Saturday, after two homes were hit by gunfire. Detectives say after interviewing victims that lived in the homes, they wer...

Two people led Evansville police on a chase that started on the west side and ended on the east side at Covert and Newburgh Road. The suspect's tires blew after running over stop sticks, deputies say ...