14 News, WFIE, Evansville, Henderson, OwensboroTaking a Stand

There's growing excitement and energy in the community and you can feel it in downtown Evansville.More >>

Now is not the time to sit on the sidelines, get in the game and vote. And then watch the election returns with us on 14 News.More >>

Our parent company, Raycom Media, continues to invest in the future of WFIE to give our viewers excellent programming, great picture quality and the best news coverage in the Tri-State.More >>

According to the national weather service, more deaths occur each year due to flooding, than from any other severe weather.More >>

What might surprise you is that people are going hungry every day right here in the Tri State!More >>

Let's make a pact and ignore that text until we aren't driving, and make our roads safer for all.More >>

When Indiana's House Democrats fled to Illinois in a effort to block bills moving forward, Indiana citizens were done a great disservice.More >>

This weekend, you'll have a chance to see something in Owensboro that we don't often get to see in the Tri-State, a performance by the National Symphony Orchestra.More >>

Our Tri State Area has major health issues because of smoking.More >>

Both Reitz and Memorial football teams will be competing in state competition.More >>

It's been a challenging year for the Tri-State but we have many positives things to look back on and look forward to!More >>

Cody Book,16, was considered a hero after rescuing students after a Robards bus crash on Wednesday.More >>

The city council voted this week to add Veterans Day to the list of holidays that fireworks will be allowed. More >>

Louisville's mayor shared his suggestions and experiences still the focus since his visit is on why it won't work.More >>

It's my honor to say "thank you" for your support on the War on Hunger!More >>

This time, it was the Evansville City Council that couldn't take a stand.More >>

Most of those who responded are sick of what is going on in congress.More >>

Toy Town will provide a bright holiday season for more than a thousand families.  How do you sign up?  And, how can you help?More >>

Despite Whirlpool is closing its doors, Evansville still continues to grow.More >>

Taking A Stand: The health care debateMore >>

Two bills in Congress could give music labels a government handout.More >>

We learned many lessons from the January 2009 ice storm. One of those is to be prepared.More >>

Time is running out to take advantage of the Home Buyers tax credit.More >>

The government has issued a new study saying women under 50 shouldn't get mammograms.More >>

The Evansville Zoo has a new multi-million dollar exhibit called Amazonia.  The money spent was well spent.  The Tri-State has a new attraction that should attract more tourists!More >>

Should Evansville and Vanderburgh County Government merge?  We take a stand that the VOTERS should decide!   More >>

Evansville will soon have a Ronald McDonald house.  Corporations and Foundations have paid the $2.5 million price tag.  Now the charity is asking for the community's support.More >>

The Henderson County School District is looking into school uniforms.  We think it's a good idea!More >>

This is a response to Debbie's editorial on expanded gaming at Kentucky horse tracks. More >>

Kentucky Legislators will soon be tackling the issue of video gaming at the race tracks.  Why should you care?  It could mean the future of Kentucky horse racing.More >>

An innovative program allows Vanderburgh County citizens to get a checking account and teaches them how to manage it.More >>

Once again, viewers responded to a serious need in the community: feeding the hungry!More >>

Here at 14WFIE, we'd like to help put people back to work. That is why we're introducing a new initiative called Job Link.More >>

Two big announcements:  one in Evansville and one in Owensboro.  We're hoping we will have more of this type of positive news in the next several months. More >>

Unless there are changes with the gambling laws in Kentucky, Ellis Park may go under.  Our stand is that we should push for changesMore >>

All of the winter weather has been exhausting.  Let's take the time to thank all of the people who've worked so hard to help those in need.   More >>

This is the fourth and final part of a four-part series by WFIE-TV looking at the controversy of building a downtown arena.  In this editorial, we share e-mails from viewers.More >>

Viewers have a lot to say about a recent editorial about respecting bike riders.More >>

During the next two weeks, I'm going to tell you why I think we should build the new arena downtown. More >>

As we look back on 2008, there is so much that we can be grateful for in the Tri-State.More >>

On January 2nd, there will be a county wide ban on smoking in bars and restaurants in Vanderburgh County.  We urge the new County Commission to not change the Ordinance.More >>

We should be more cautious in these uncertain times.  But, when you get ready to buy your new car or house, loans ARE available.  More >>

Evansville's Mayor last week revealed the results of an investigation on the twenty-two fire trucks.  We urge the Mayor to continue to investigate the falsifying of documents.More >>

I'm not a fan of the bail out plan.  Yet, I feel if we don't do something, it could be worse!More >>

The 11th annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure was held on Sunday, and broke new records!  And, there will be a couple of changes next year!More >>

On Election Day, Vanderburgh County Voters will be faced with a multi-million dollar school bond issue.  We ask that you support the issue.More >>

There has been a lot of response to our editorial supporting the reopening of Ellis Park.  Some supported it, but many were concerned about the ongoing strike and morality of gambling.More >>

After quite a scare, live racing starts at Ellis Park on Friday, July 11th.  But in order to keep the Tri-State attraction, the public has to support it!  More >>

University of Evansville President Stephen Jennings was arrested for driving while intoxicated.  We hope Dr. Jennings will use this experience to show his students that no one is above the law.More >>

Many people think of summer fun for the 4th of July holiday, but we're hoping you will also take time to think of the men and women fighting for our freedom.More >>

To save gas, more and more people are using their bicycles.  But drivers don't always make that decision easy.   More >>

On February 17, 2009, the U.S. Government is requiring all televisions stations to turn off their analog signal.  What will that mean to you?More >>

There has been a lot of response to our series of editorials about high gas prices and local Tri-State attractions.  Here are some more of your suggestions:More >>

E-mails from viewers about the Michael Savage & Autism story.More >>

The national spotlight on Indiana is about to end-and we have one last task to finish before it is over.  We have to VOTE! More >>

The ground has been broken on the first leg of I-69.  Our stand is that this is great news for Southwestern Indiana!More >>

I know all of us are alarmed by the gas prices. 

Not only are we paying about $4.00 a gallon or more right before the Memorial Day Holiday, there are predictions it could reach $5.00 or $6.00 dollars a gallon by the end of the summer.      More >>

And, there are non-partisan races, like the race for Owensboro Mayor. Our country and our communities face tremendous challenges.  More >>