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The Evansville parks board held a meeting today about some of the new developments in the works at city parks.
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,
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.
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.
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Officials say the pools have diving boards, water slides and even an interactive spray park.
Other acts include Rodney Watts and Andy Imlay.
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.
In September of 2023, investigators searched Russell’s home in Evansville and recovered his cellphone.
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.
Downtown stores and restaurants will be open and offering special deals.
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.
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.
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.
There’s another chance coming up to see “Long Island Medium” Theresa Caputo.
A precautionary boil advisory has been issued after some water main repairs in Princeton.
They’ll make a stop at The Victory Theatre on September 12.
Court records show Keymontai Madison’s murder charge was dropped, and he pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter.
Police say 911 received several calls about a crashed truck with a man in the driver’s seat.
Officials at the Warrick Humane Society are taking the next steps in opening their new shelter.
The charges against three women in a case involving Warrick County Animal Control have all been dismissed.
A man has been arrested after police say a 3-year-old showed up to an Evansville hospital with a gunshot wound.
Pecoraro has been with the Bolts since 2017
Protestors gathered in the rain this afternoon at freedoms monument in downtown Evansville.
If the IHSAA board passes the proposal, schools will apply for a cooperative agreement by Sept. 1, 2025. Then, reclassifications will be ready for the 2026-2027 school year.
An Evansville Signature School graduate was named valedictorian of her college’s graduating class.
The Indiana Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for a missing man from Western Indiana.
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.
LST 325 took to the water to sail down the Ohio, and fire off two of its six 40mm cannons Saturday afternoon.
Comic book stores in the Tri-State are hoping to get kids and adults to pick up reading about superheroes and villains during the annual Free Comic Book Day.
Evansville Police say they arrested a Georgia man after he was driving the wrong way on a one way street towards their marked police car.