Category Archives: Local News

Evansville firefighters ay a house fire plus efforts to put it out have rendered he home uninhabitable. The fire, in the 800 block of East Iowa Street spread quickly through the upstairs but was darke...

Owensboro Commissioners heard the initial reading, this week, of the most recent city budget proposal. Nate Pagan, Owensboro's City Manager, says that the $131 million dollar budget will contain cash ...

An area not-for-profit organization i trying to recover from last week's major fire at the Beehive Mini storage. The group known as Kolibri Forensics that moves across the country trying to find missi...

A local Henderson woman who has been battling COVID from the front lines was giver her keys Monday for her new habitat home. Kay Schindler works at Deaconess Henderson within the Environmental Service...

A murder trial set to get underway this(Monday) morning in Gibson County has ended in a mistrial. It happened before a jury was picked, and all potential jurors were dismissed. A new trial date for Ja...

Beginning Monday, May 10, and continuing through Monday, June 28, 2021, Evansville Water and Sewer Utility will be using free chlorine rather than the regularly used disinfectant (chloramine). Twice a...

Pool businesses have seen a little bit of trouble now that there has been a nationwide shortage of chlorine. One of the biggest chlorine manufacturers' labs was wiped out last year by Hurricane Lauren...

Amber Dawn Lazo was sworn in as an Evansville Police officer in 2020, but left immediately for a military deployment. A couple of weeks after her swearing-in ceremony, police became aware of a felony ...

Evansville police were sent to the Lobo Lounge on Edgar Street about 2:30am Sunday about a car theft in progress. Shortly thereafter, they were sent to North First Avenue and NW 4th street for a singl...

Crews in Warrick county responded to Interlake State Recreation area Sunday afternoon after a dirt bike rider hit a tree. It happened about 2:30pm. 54 year old Steven Redman of Rockville had severe lo...