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The owners of other restaurants in the area say they’re kind of like a family.
Students at some Owensboro Public Schools are getting a special surprise just in time for the holiday season.
14 News is diving deep into the community to highlight local nonprofits in the Tri-State.
A naughty elf was reportedly caught stealing candy canes in Gibson County.
Toys will be collected for more than 1,000 families who are struggling to provide their children gifts for Christmas.
Seven-year-old Ja’isaibella Boyd and her family were one of the first to participate in Riley’s sickle cell telemedicine clinic in 2018.
The event was to celebrate the opening of the Feed Evansville Community Kitchen.
Labor Day marks the unofficial “end of summer,” and boaters in Evansville are making the most of it.
It’s part of the nation’s second oldest continuous Labor Day celebration.
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West Side Nut Club members say any talent is welcome, including dance, vocal, instrumental, magician, gymnast, etc.
School is almost out for the summer, and the Evansville Police Department is heading up its first ever summer reading series.
Fallen Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Deputy Asson Hacker and Tell City Police Sgt. Heather Glenn will have their names read Wednesday during a roll call on the Capitol Lawn.
The Honor Flight “Meet and Greet” got underway Thursday evening in Evansville.
We’ve introduced her to you before, but now, Miss Anna Dixon, of Henderson, has reached another milestone. She’s 103!
We spoke Friday morning with Mark Hackert. He’s the organizer of St. Benedict’s Fish Fry, which is happening tonight.
February 15 marks National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day!
Saturday in Boonville, some bold people got cold to help Special Olympics Indiana
There’s at least one sign the Cops Connecting with Kids Disney Trip is going well.
The show is scheduled for April 8. 2024.
That send-off is planned as the team is heading to the 2-A State Tournament at the Owensboro Sportscenter.
Dozens of dogs were all competing for the title of goodest boy this weekend at Evansville Obedience Club
Officials say it’s Indiana’s longest continuous Christmas Parade.
According to a release, that event will be taking place Thanksgiving Day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
70th Anniversary: Extended interview with Caroline Klapp
70th Anniversary: Extended interview with Byron Douglas
70th Anniversary: Extended interview with Arden Gregory
70th Anniversary: Extended interview with Stefanie Silvey
70th Anniversary: Extended interview with Randy Moore
70th Anniversary: Extended interview with Beth Sweeney
70th Anniversary: Extended interview with Breann Boswell
70th Anniversary: Extended interview with Dean Webster
Wednesday the 14 News team is celebrating our 70th anniversary.
Margaret Musgrave and Nancy Drake raised $31,000 to purchase 19 AEDs to go into patrol cars.
70th Anniversary: Extended interview with David James, Ann Komis, and Mike Blake
Jon Bullman has carved several pumpkins that feature various law enforcement shields. They represent officers in Indiana who have died in the line of duty.
Dozens of them showed up at Dairy Queen to show their support to the workers.
For many years in the agriculture industry, tobacco was always the top crop - but things are changing.
The City of Evansville is trying to do its part in raising money for breast cancer research.
An Ivy Tech student got a little help with his transportation to and from classes Thursday.
The corn harvest is well underway for farmers across the Tri-State, but it hasn’t been all smooth sailing to get here.
Deputy Cody Hall was able to intervene in an inmate’s suicide attempt.
The program, titled Indiana’s Mississippi River Basin Soil Sampling Program, is open now for applicants.