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U.S. Army Private First Class Kenneth Burgess was honored Wednesday in Central City, as his remains were finally returned to his hometown.
The Evansville parks board held a meeting today about some of the new developments in the works at city parks.
The city officially has possession of property on Triplett Street.
Right now, the river is just over 30 feet, and it must be below 23 feet for crews to get in there to work.
Larry Richmond Sr.’s request for his trial to not be in Evansville has been denied.
Emergency crews are trying to reroute traffic away from the scene.
He was arrested back in February,
Constant was arrested in July of 2023 following an investigation by Kentucky State Police.
Leaders call it a lasting tribute to the Mahrs’ vision and generosity.
Starting in the 2025-26 school year, students in the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation will no longer be required to wear khakis and polos as part of the school’s dress code.
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Officials tell us the they have built or repaired 244 homes across Kentucky.
Schools in other parts of the country have also dealt with the same trends.
INDOT officials say the signal was installed to increase safety and mobility due to the heavy construction presence.
Deputies and officers will be stationed on the rooftop and in the parking lot of Dunkin’ Donuts
Officials say this is a perfect chance for you to learn vital protection skills at no cost.
Officials say the pools have diving boards, water slides and even an interactive spray park.
Other acts include Rodney Watts and Andy Imlay.
‘This is an impossible situation’: Medicaid services denied for autism therapy
After 14 years as superintendent of the EVSC, Dr. David Smith delivered his final State of Schools address on Tuesday.
The Indianapolis 500 runs Sunday, May 25.
A Thruston man is facing multiple charges after Daviess County Deputies say he shot into a home with people inside.
In September of 2023, investigators searched Russell’s home in Evansville and recovered his cellphone.
It’s set for Tuesday, May 6, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., at Madisonville Community College: Muhlenberg Campus
More traffic changes ahead as part of the Ohio River Crossing construction work.
Police say the recruits just finished 16 weeks of training.
Tuesday in court, Noah McBride asked for his bond to be lowered, and it was denied.
The City of Evansville and Evansville Fire Department are held a news conference Tuesday.
Officials will Wesselman Woods is celebrating the newest accessibility change to their nature trails.
A man accused in the murder Evansville DJ, Shane Breedlove, will be heading to trial in June.
it broke on Monday night around 9:45 p.m. on Prospect Drive.
Gov. Andy Beshear has ordered flags at all state buildings to be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset Wednesday, May 7, in honor of a Kentucky soldier who died in World War II but whose remains were only identified last summer.
Downtown stores and restaurants will be open and offering special deals.
According to a press release, there will be no marked detour for this closure.
This year, they are planning more events and inviting the community to visit them.
After boarding the flight and touring the many war memorials in D.C., Baehl said it was truly an unforgettable experience.
Most of that money allegedly came from a non-profit set up by the former prosecutor.
He’ll be back in front of a judge again next month.
The jury trial for former Evansville Fire Chief Paul Anslinger has been canceled.
13 counties in total are applicable for the assistance.
The Warrick County Sheriff’s Office is trying to identify a man they say broke the front glass door of a Newburgh gas station during a burglary.
Daviess County Indiana Sheriff deputies say a school bus driver was almost 3 times the legal limit when he got his school bus stuck in the mud.
The driver, Nicholas Loxley, was charged with speeding 25 mph over and trafficking marijuana.
