Brady Williams
Reporter
Evansville, Indiana
Brady started working for 14 News in November 2020.
He works as a multimedia journalist reporting on the news that matters most.
Before moving to Evansville, he earned a master's degree in Broadcast and Digital Journalism from Syracuse University. Before that, he earned a bachelor of science in natural science with a chem minor from Daemen College. He's excited to use those analytical skills to serve his new home in the Tri State.
A native Western New Yorker, Brady spends most Sundays frantically cheering for the Buffalo Bills. When he's not doing that, he's usually playing piano or trying new recipes.
It’s at Trinity United Methodist Church on Southeast 3rd Street.
The total increase after three proposed phases is approximately 16%, or just under $119 million overall.
For the last 6 years, The Downtown Evansville Economic Improvement District has strived to improve the economy downtown.
She was with family when her home was destroyed.
It was a shock, but no one was shocked to see how ready she was to get back on the court.
Neil Woods is trying to keep as many of those natural spaces as possible and moved into his home in Northern Vanderburgh County to be closer to nature.
People in a North Evansville neighborhood are trying to get something done about a terrible smell.
This is an attempt to get them into some good homes.
Veterinarians across the country are reporting a mysterious respiratory illness in dogs.
The community-based psychology center will provide therapy and assessment services to those in Evansville.
Owensboro Police say a routing issue led Glenmore Distillery to believe $70,000 worth of bourbon was stolen. 14 News spoke to an expert on bourbon and bourbon heists about the situation.
As of Wednesday night, four counties in the Tri-State had burn bans issued by Emergency Management Agencies. Union, Henderson, Gibson and Perry County residents are prohibited from starting fires outdoors.
Organizers say prevention is the key to defeating addiction.
Officials say the fire is in the back of the woods on the property.
A longtime Evansville business is under new ownership with some familiar help.
The University of Evansville’s Public Safety Director, Jason Cullum, is leaving his position to become the School Resource Officer for Princeton Middle School.
Gail Roberts says she hopes others can learn from her journey.
All three candidates for Evansville mayor explained what their biggest goals are if elected mayor.
It was a hot topic of Thursday's meeting.
On Thursday, the Area Planning Commission voted to recommend denying a rezoning ordinance in favor of a proposed Love’s truck stop off of I-69.
Trick-or-Treaters came out in droves as expected Halloween night.
With this event, they hope to bring the community together and hopefully raise some money.
Caiden Montgomery had to be flown to the hospital after a biking accident.
Indiana’s hospital costs are, on average, higher than most states in the country. To address this, Indiana state representatives have formed a task force to explore ideas to lower consumer prices.
Adams is encouraging people to consider early voting.
Levi Kelley found his best friend Michael Blankenship and Mitchell Greathouse murdered. On Wednesday, he spoke with 14 News.
Ideas presented Tuesday night came from five main committees that have been working on their pitches all year.
The shelter is full and the strays don’t stop coming.
The new $30 million distillery in Beaver Dam is creating 35 full-time jobs.
Local homeless shelters are starting to prepare for providing winter services to the community.
Residents are concerned about the potential building of solar farms around the town of Grandview.
Student Loan repayments resume this month after a three-year relief period for millions of people.
The main water pipeline will be creating more water availability for everyone and allow growth in the community.
There is currently a tort claim against the county commissioners that states that they have known about Radon exposures and have not taken appropriate actions to make the courthouse safe.
The CDC recommends the vaccination for anyone six months and up.
A tort claim was filed citing unsafe health conditions due to high radon levels at the Warrick County Courthouse.
The Evansville City Council shot down a proposed budget amendment that would have overturned a big pay raise for the mayor.
The brand new haunted attraction ‘Facing Evil’ is officially up and running in Evansville.
Candidates for Evansville’s city council at large seat spoke at the forum hosted by the League of Women Voters.
The Half Pot sales will kick off the event, opening at 10 a.m.
Crews are continuing to work on a solution to cut back on traffic delays.
The lane closure on the southbound side that started Monday is causing a big delay for drivers making their daily commute.
The parents say their six-year-old boy Braylon was able to make it all the way home before school officials located him.
As we walked around the area of Linwood and Covert, everyone we saw told us the same thing: the rats are everywhere.
They really pinpointed a lot of the events that have been hosted here and took a look at who visited the area for those.
Officials say the grant will allow the district to add more services to schools with the highest mental health, absenteeism, and disciplinary needs.
Officials in Warrick County are under notice from a local law firm due to working conditions in the county courthouse.
16-year-old Alex Gill was surprised to learn she's the new owner of Chevy Camaro. She was shocked to see her Marine dad was waiting for her in the driver's seat.
