Category Archives: Local News

Local dignitaries snipped the ribbon yesterday on Downtown Evansville's newest spaces. Post House was built under the auspices of the Regional Cities Initiative and now puts 114 apartments at the corn...

Indiana State University will suspend football practicing and conditioning for 14 days after six players tested positive for COVID-19. The players who tested positive live off campus and are in quaran...

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb has eased some restrictions involving social distancing in the classroom. It's now recommended for students to maintain a three-foot separation, not six feet, during in-p...

Some Tri-state students begin the new school year this week. Cannelton and Tell City/Troy Township schools begin today (Tuesday). Wednesday, several Catholic Schools head back, including freshman and ...

CVS says it will be the first nationwide retailer to accept PayPal and Venmo Q-R codes at checkout without fees. This allows customers to pay without having to sign a receipt or touch a keypad. Store ...

Henderson Municipal Power and Light officials say the utility will purchase 100 percent of the output from a new solar farm. It's part of a 20-year agreement. A solar zoning ordinance for the county w...

An Evansville man is in jail on several charges, including battery with a deadly weapon, after an incident at Carpenter Court apartments. A woman told police she was sleeping when 33-year-old Reginald...

The historic trolley in French Lick is again running. The trolley takes passengers to and from the two hotels. It's been shut down since March. The hotels and casino are operating at 50 percent capaci...

The University of Evansville has delayed the start date for the fall semester until August 26. The school had already received state approval to begin nine days earlier, but as the number of COVID-19 ...

Tyson plans to conduct hundreds of coronavirus tests at its facilities nationwide. The company is also establishing a new position of chief medical officer, and is expanding its medical staff. In Apri...