Isaac Calvert
Weekend Anchor/Reporter
Evansville, Indiana
Isaac joined the 14 News team in September 2024 as a Multimedia Journalist and Weekend Anchor. He is a native of Mclean County, Kentucky. He is thrilled to be reporting back home in the Tri-State.
Isaac graduated from the University of Kentucky in 2022 with a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism. While at UK, he reported, produced and anchored for the student-run sports show “Amateur Hour” and the UK Student News Network.
Upon graduation, Isaac worked at our sister-station, WBKO News in Bowling Green, for two years. During his time there, he worked as a reporter, producer and anchor for both the morning and evening newscasts. He was nominated for multiple awards during his time here for political coverage and reporting.
When he is not working, Isaac enjoys watching sporting events, playing video games and hanging out with friends and family.
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After boarding the flight and touring the many war memorials in D.C., Baehl said it was truly an unforgettable experience.
The first day of ShrinersFest 2025 has officially come to close, and not even rain could not put a damper on Friday’s festivities.
The conclave consists of Cardinals from around the world gathering together at the Sistine Chapel for a closed-door meeting to decide the next leader of the Catholic church.
Many closures and restrictions are in place as the I-69 Ohio River Crossing project continues in Henderson.
The installation of these new doors are part of an ongoing effort by the South Gibson School Corporation to stay ahead of potential security threats, ensuring that the rising trend of school safety concerns does not reach Gibson County.
The new complex features four turf baseball fields, concession stands and a multi-purpose field which can accommodate both football and soccer games.
Officials say this new project will result in lane restrictions for drivers crossing over the Ohio River for the next year.
The first game is set to tip off on Tuesday.
RiverValley Behavioral Health will become the dedicated 988 chat and text responder for the entire state of Kentucky.
With Owensboro residents calling body shops left and right for repairs, employees say it can be a bit overwhelming at times.
As the rebuilding process begins, the people of Petersburg are left to clean up after the storms left a path of destruction.
Burger Week as a whole is not just a great way for folks in Owensboro to try out new local restaurants, but it also helps support several local businesses during a time of need.
Crews have already cleared out nearly 120 tons of debris at English Park.
Whether it is a tornado, a snowstorm, a thunderstorm or flash flooding, the Tri-State area is no stranger to severe weather.
Officials say serious injuries have been reported at an accident involving a motorcycle.
Officials with the Vanderburgh Humane Society say they had to remove 27 cats from an unsafe and unsanitary home after their caregiver passed away.
14 News has learned charges have been filed in the stabbing death of 81-year-old Norma June Greenwell.
While officials say McLean County is no stranger to floods, it is never an easy task recovering from them.
During CIT training, police are taught how to handle situations that involve people having a mental health crisis. This is something that RiverValley officials said will only be beneficial to the community.
Inside are 600 historical racing machines.
It was a closed-door meeting inside the Central Branch of the Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library.
Some water customers, like Jay Randolph, are not too pleased about this decision and have decided to file a petition with a goal of eliminating any unjust meter fees.
Dispatchers say the call came in just after 3 a.m. for a building on fire at the intersection of Helm and Letcher Street.
Schenk made it out with only a few scrapes, but sadly, her family dog did not survive.
To help more residents, United Way of Henderson County have set up a hotline for Hendersonians to call if they need any assistance cleaning up after the storm.
Officials say there are four drop off sites to dispose of tree debris from the winter storm.
Just because there is no physical building for church services, does not mean there is no church.
During her speech, Mayor Terry talked about how much progress the city of Evansville has made thanks to pioneers like Dr. King, and how much more there is still to be done.
They are seeking $50 million to begin early stages of development.
Crews were hard at work all week long trying to restore power to over 61,000 customers.
After losing everything she owned, Joy Watson and her children evacuated California hoping for a fresh start.
Officials say each driver suffered minor injuries.
The driver was able to make it out of the car safely without any injuries.
The fire broke out shortly before 11 a.m. in the 800 block of Madison Avenue.
After monitoring the weather systems for the last week, city officials said they are prepared for any and all conditions this weekend.
It’s in the 7000 block of State Road 64, just east of the town of Francisco.
From his humble beginnings as a peanut farmer in Plains, Georgia to leader of the free world, Carter lived a long and productive life.
Thousands of people were lined up and down Main Street for his appearance.
Whether folks are shopping for toys, clothes, or any type of gift for their loved ones this Christmas, mall officials say that stores are well-prepared for any and all last-minute shoppers.
Several 911 calls show that the child was spotted near the 9th Street intersection in Owensboro, which is blocks away from her school.
Locals in the area have been capturing images and videos of the figures in the sky, curious as to what they are doing.
The road to recovery continues three years later.
Each space provides a calming, supportive environment featuring a number of sensory tools like weighted lap pads, massage chairs and noise cancelling headphones.
There are a few ways in which you can sign up.
Father Joseph Edward Bradley of the Roman Catholic Dioceses of Owensboro has passed away at the age of 81 years old.
Shoppers lined up early at stores like Kohls and Target in Evansville.
"Sauced" has opened its doors on Thanksgiving Day, offering a warm, home-cooked meal to anyone in need.
In the coming months, a new medical cannabis dispensary could be popping up in a county near you.
These projects are an annual tradition each and every year during the week of Thanksgiving.
