Category Archives: Local News

The annual Frog Follies Street Rod Run returns during a heat wave after missing last year's event due to COVID-19. The pre-1949 hot rods are pouring into the tri-state with the event kicking off this ...

The World War II ship homeported in Evansville is set for its summer cruise. LST 325 will cast off from it's Evansville Riverfront home August 31. The ship will pass Owensboro about 5pm and will fire ...

The Lloyd 4-U project team sent out numerous questionnaires sking what closures along the Lloyd Expressway would enhance safety. They got about fifteen hundred responses. Most of those responding favo...

Hopkins County Jail has confirmed that an inmate tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday. Until now, the jail has had no inmates testing positive since the beginning of the pandemic. The case was disc...

The superintendent of Evansville Vanderburgh schools says the goal is to keep the kids in the classrooms. But Dr. David Smith says without taking positive steps, that might not happen. And if it doesn...

There's been an arrest in a fatal hit and run that happened on Fulton Avenue earlier this month. On the night of August 8, Evansville police were called to the 1000 block of Fulton. That where they fo...

The 135th Labor Day Celebration is set for Princeton's Gibson County Fairgrounds in Princeton, September 3 to 6. Aside from the free carnival rides, there'll be a demolition derby, food booths, crafts...

The Kentucky Secretary of State's Office confirms that governor Andy Beshear filed the paperwork Monday morning to cancel the order mandating masks in Kentucky schools. That filing comes after the Ken...

Members of the Pennyrile Narcotics Task Force haven't been able to track down 60-year-old Dale Boudreaux and 59-year-old Julie Boudreaux of Slaughters. Officers serving civil papers at their home foun...

Ragle Inc. will be closing Columbia Street between Garvin Street & Sherman Street beginning Tuesday, August 24th, 2021 and continuing for two days to finish restoration work. Garvin Street will no...