Jake Embrey

The Evansville Board of Public Works approved a declaration of emergency repairs to a large sinkhole on Frisse Avenue near Burdette Avenue.

This came from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through a Community Development Block Grant agreement with Evansville’s Department of Metropolitan Development.

The Owensboro Optimist Club hosted its annual “Respect for Law” luncheon on Wednesday afternoon.

The Madisonville City Council unanimously voted on a resolution to authorize the city to file an application for the Coronavirus Relief Fund.

While music fans might not be able to enjoy the in-person experience at ROMP Fest this year in Owensboro, music lovers can still get a taste of the music digitally.

The Pigtails and Cowlicks Consignment Sale is happening inside the Owensboro Convention Center on Saturday and Sunday.

EVSC officials say the Full Service Community Schools Grant will be used to fund “wraparound services” for students and families as they transition from early education to postsecondary education.

An Evansville group is working hard to make sure no one goes hungry during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The movie theater had originally planned to open Friday for a soft opening. However, theater officials decided to fully open after Gov. Eric Holcomb pushed up Phase 4 of the state’s reopening plan.

Parlor Doughnuts is expanding and moving to the corner of Second and Main Street in the historic Bitterman Building in downtown Evansville.

Healthpark members will be allowed to use the fitness area, but a limit is going to be in place on how many people can be inside.

Indiana Senator Todd Young is touring the state promoting a new bipartisan bill to help small businesses.

Hopkins County officials held a Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony at the Veterans Memorial on North Main Street in Madisonville on Friday.

Bellevue Baptist Church in Owensboro had planned to hold a drive-in prayer service this weekend and was scheduled to restart in-person services on May 31.

Airport Director Rob Barnett told 14 News that Allegiant Air originally planned to suspend flights out of Owensboro through September because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Towne Square Mall in Owensboro opened its doors for the first time in over two months on Wednesday.

Acropolis has been making hundreds of plates of gyros and baklava for workers at local hospitals, police departments, and other agencies.

Families who were picking up their last meals from Daviess County Public Schools through the district’s food pickup program also received free bicycle helmets on Friday afternoon.

One Tri-State landmark is getting closer to being demolished.

Students and faculty at Henderson Community College celebrated a Christmas tradition

Crystal Butler and her two sons received the keys to their new Letcher Street home this afternoon.

Elementary students from the EVSC participated in the Special education Unified Game Day Tuesday morning at Central High School.

VHS told us that they have housed over 300 cats in the shelter for several months.

Changes to a Kentucky law mean more people with criminal records are eligible for expungement, the clearing of a person’s criminal record.

The election office had two dozen early voters cast ballots before 1 p.m.

The water from Sunday night’s rain leaked in the chapel and dining room areas.

Police say the remnants of an old meth lab found were found Monday in an empty warehouse.

Saturday marks the 16th annual Evansville Half Marathon, where runners will race through the downtown area.

Firefighters, police officers and municipal workers were on hand to give kids a first-hand look at vehicles they use on the job.

The walk is to help bring awareness about people with down syndrome.