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Evansville’s riverfront was a busy place to be on eclipse day.
A Jasper family’s eclipse plans were eclipsed by the birth of twins Monday evening.
Officials say it was a good opportunity to show off the city.
For Honey Moon Coffee Company, eclipse day was busy.
Almost everyone in North America was guaranteed at least a partial eclipse, weather permitting.
Evansville Day School hosts Louisville students for the eclipse.
Albion city leaders say this was a great opportunity to show off their town.
Thousands of people made it to Evansville to view the eclipse.
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If you’re nowhere near the path of totality or if clouds spoil your view, you can still catch the total solar eclipse online.
‘It was an experience that we can all do as a family’: Thousands pack USI grounds for ‘Solarpalooza’
Fun is underway at USI for their Solarpalooza.
You can easily make a solar projector at home to look at the solar eclipse.
On 14 News Sunrise, Tanner Holbrook spoke with Alexis Berggren of Explore Evansville with how out of towners are enjoying the area.
Evansville Police are up and ready for the crowds at the Evansville riverfront.
Here’s a look at when the eclipse can be seen in your city in the Tri-State.
People had the chance to hear from astronaut Joan Higginbotham and her incredible journey into space.
With thousands of people coming to Evansville, many people from the Tri-State will have to find a way to navigate throughout the city.
The USI baseball team is full of men from out of town, and naturally there a lot of their family and friends who come in from out of town to watch them play.
Downtown may seem a little quiet Saturday, but give it less than 48 hours and these streets will be closed and packed with people.
Evan John Griffiths and his family have traveled over 3,900 miles to see the total solar eclipse in Evansville on April 8th.
14 News has live team coverage all day Monday for The Great American Eclipse.
One of the biggest things people should be aware of the day of the event is traffic and road closures.
The eclipse is expected to increase traffic within the city.
Those eclipse glasses you’ll have on hand Monday don’t have to go in the trash.
14 News is airing our special Day of Darkness: The Great American Eclipse 2024 Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
Millions of Americans are expected to travel to see the total solar eclipse on April 8. Cities and towns along the route of totality are expecting big crowds.
It had been available for the Great American Eclipse, as well as other nights.
North America is on the verge of another masking of the sun.
The event is being at First Christian Church in Fairfield.
A total solar eclipse is coming to North America on April 8.
According to Trivago, events make destinations popular, and popularity drives price.
The Great American Eclipse is Monday, April 8.
From businesses to first responders, hands are full leading up to the big day. With all the eyes to the skies, phones almost certainly come attached.
14 First Alert Meteorologists Jeff Lyons, Byron Douglas, and Arden Gregory took some time to explain several aspects of The Great American Eclipse.
The animal experts at the Mesker Park Zoo say this is an important time of year for them.
We four weeks away from the Great American Eclipse, and local schools are getting prepared.
Communities along the path of totality are busy prepping for a weekend full of eclipse themed festivities.
They tell us their glasses were in such demand during a past eclipse that a line extended down the street.
Traffic may be running smoothly now, but that could change once the eclipse gets here.
Ophthalmologist Dr. Gregory Hayden talks about what will happen without glasses during the eclipse.
From Spencer County to as far north as Knox County, plans for events, lodging and safety were laid out as recommendations and advice were given and taken.
The upcoming eclipse gives the Evansville Museum of Arts, History, & Science a unique chance to to educate and entertain the Tri-State.
Terrabis Dispensary announced on Wednesday that they are canceling their “Terrabis Eclipse Festival”.
North America will again see a play of shadow and light as the 2024 solar eclipse happens on April 8.
Many communities and organizations are preparing eclipse events, including small towns.
Commemorative eclipse logo t-shirts are also available to buy online.
We are just 60 days away from the total solar eclipse.