Zoriah Cole
Reporter
Evansville, Indiana
Zoriah Cole is a recent graduate of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, eager to embark on a career in journalism. Armed with a strong foundation in news reporting, writing, and digital media, Zoriah is committed to delivering impactful stories that inform, entertain, and inspire. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for uncovering the truth, Zoriah strives to produce high-quality journalism that resonates with diverse audiences.
Beyond the newsroom, Zoriah is a curious traveler who enjoys exploring new cultures and perspectives. This global outlook enriches her storytelling and allows her to connect with people from all walks of life. When not chasing deadlines or jet-setting to new destinations, Zoriah can be found honing her craft as a bartender, where she combines creativity and precision to craft unique and delicious cocktails.
Local non-profit Young and Established held an event tonight to show their support for teachers here in the Tri-State.
The Honor Flight of Southern Indiana is at the airport for a big welcome home for 86 veterans as they fly back tonight from a trip to Washington, D.C.
A Mount Carmel family is appealing to the public for help after a deeply personal and unusual theft.
Listen up bingo lovers, there’s a chance for you to win big and help out a good cause this month.
New firefighter recruits went through a test of their skills on the Henderson Fire Department's yearly "Furnace" training day.
People were getting ready to go over the edge, all for a cause – A local non-profit, Granted, is all about bringing joy and support to kids right here in our community who are dealing with some really tough medical situations.
Local officials approved funding for a new conference center at Audubon State Park in Henderson.
The devastating floods that swept through our region have left a trail of destruction, impacting countless lives.
A Henderson man is in the hospital with critical injuries after an accident at work last week.
The floodwaters swept through their home, leaving it a total loss.
In McLean County, the immediate crisis of rising waters has finally began to shift.
After being significantly impacted by floodwaters that submerged the area over the last couple of days, a major cleanup operation is now underway.
City officials initiated the effort early this morning, expressing their commitment to restoring this vital community space and reopening it to the public as quickly as possible.
Habitat for Humanity homeowners received a boost today, as over 200 University of Evansville students and community volunteers built small outdoor barns.
Flooding continues to be a problem all around the Tri-State, including in Daviess County, where emergency services and firefighters say they've performed multiple water rescues.
In Hopkins County, a mother charged in the death of her 6-year-old daughter appeared in court this morning.
Severe flooding is not only impacting homeowners -- it's also keeping customers away from local businesses.
They are available for the public at Newburgh Town Hall in the parking lot.
Unprecedented rainfall has transformed streets into rivers, forcing mass evacuation of homes, businesses, and a local nursing home.
In Henderson escalating floodwaters have created a situation of increasing severity. Conditions now much worse than we first reported. Residents now face heightened challenges as previously drivable streets are covered in water, effectively isolating homes
A local institution, dedicated to empowering adults to achieve their educational dreams, marked a significant milestone this evening.
Henderson Police Officials say more time training can make a big difference when it comes to safety on the road.
Weeks after a fire claimed the life of 19-year-old Kaitlynn Newton, her fiancé Brayden and his family are still mourning.
Today, several rallies focused on the future of the United States Postal Service unfolded in the region.
Officials emphasize that the facility will offer a multi-faceted approach, addressing the physical, emotional and social challenges faced by veterans returning to civilian life.
According to the group, they have repeatedly requested a town hall meeting to address a variety of issues, but claim those requests have been ignored.
Many now trying to firgure out what this means for schools.
we've learned the proposed cuts could significantly alter school meal programs in Indiana.
The teachers were drawing attention to recent changes within the U.S. Department of Education.
For 73-year-old Charlotte Martin, the storm’s fury was more than just a severe weather event; it was a deeply traumatic experience.
Several emergency management agencies have announced several storm shelters open in the Tri-State
The center provides a range of resources, from daycare, a hair salon to an in-house store and technology lab.
The sheriff says deputies would not be conducting routine immigration enforcement.
Five years ago, our lives, and especially our local businesses, underwent a seismic shift as COVID-19 took hold.
A major win for sports fans in Western Kentucky today as the brand new Kentucky Sports Factory has officially opened.
Officials say the water main break is underneath the William Natcher Parkway.
Evansville Police Department officials say an investigation has started in the death of a man on Wednesday night.
Some local businesses are excited as the Ohio Valley Conference tournament prepares to tip off Wednesday.
The Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library Foundation is giving you a chance to help up the library with their annual Spring Mini Book Sale.
Wesselman Woods is hosting its 47th annual Maple Sugarbush Festival and Pancake Breakfast.
It is a two-day celebration of the natural wonders of our region, and of course, a time to enjoy some of the best flapjacks the Hoosier state has to offer.
The 988 mental health crisis hotline launched in July of 2023. Those who answer those calls in Owensboro say they're handling a record number of calls.
Twelve teams, each representing a different assisted living facility are battling it out for culinary supremacy.
For years, the Henderson Police Department faced a critical staffing shortage, but a recent turnaround has seen the department reach full capacity.
In homes across the nation, quiet acts of compassion transform lives daily.
The group met from 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. along Frederica Street in front of Wesleyan Park Plaza for the peaceful protest.
He stresses one thing - retail prices of tariffed goods will rise.
The benefit is being held at the Lynnville Community Center.
Following the recent snowfall, Evansville streets are clear, but many sidewalks are still covered.
That means a noticeable increase in pedestrians walking in city roads, raising safety concerns.
Closed schools across Evansville transformed the familiar slopes of Reitz Hill into a winter wonderland.
Valentine's Day may have been yesterday, but have you ever heard of celebrating the day of love at a haunted house? "The Poisoned Rose" is offering a post-Valentine's Day scare fest with a heart, as all proceeds benefit a local cause.
Valentine's Day is a time for sweet treats and beautiful blooms.
