Jake Embrey

Linton-Stockton vs. Boonville highlights.

Vincennes Lincoln vs. Castle highlights.

Due to the pandemic, United Way hosted an online “Day of Sharing” instead where they shared photos and videos from past Days of Caring.

The Evansville Board of Public Works approved contracts for annual grant block funding on Thursday afternoon. These grants come from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to help urban areas improve housing and expand economic opportunities.

A world-renowned illustrator and comic artist is in Evansville.

On Tuesday, their newly constructed space on Stringtown Road was dedicated and blessed by Bishop Joseph Siegel.

Gibson Southern vs. Boonville highlights.

Castle vs. Harrison highlights.

Owsley says his mother passed away in 2018, but she was known for not only her cooking, but welcoming everyone to her table.

White Swan Coffee Lab launched a Kickstarter campaign this week asking for assistance to buy the Franklin Street building the shop is set up in.

Heritage Woods of Newburgh held a ribbon cutting for its new facility on Thursday evening.

Washington vs. Gibson Southern highlights.

StepStone Family and Youth Services opened its Owensboro office last week. They provide services helping potential foster families get trained and certified to work with foster children.

The Warrick County Election Board voted Friday to open additional satellite locations for early voters this fall.

HMP&L announced the electric utility will purchase 100% of the output of a new solar farm under development by Community Energy.

The IHSA Board of Directors announced Wednesday that football, boys soccer, and girls volleyball will have their seasons delayed until the spring. Those seasons are going to last from February 15 until May 1.

Mission BBQ is currently selling limited edition cups that raise funds for Honor Flight.

Back in May, the Vanderburgh County Fair Associations Board of Directors announced that all in-person activities for this year’s fair had been canceled. However, 4-H members were still able to participate in a virtual fair to display their projects and have them judged.

Assistant Sport Director McKenize May said the new program is another opportunity for kids to still have fun after school.

Pedestrian signs are being installed outside the Ascension St. Vincent YMCA in downtown Evansville.

Organizers say they served families in more than 1,000 vehicles at Hartke Pool Monday through the USDA's Farmers to Families Food Box Program.

An Evansville woman is making it her mission to help equip police dogs with safety equipment.

College officials announced several free educational programs Thursday that are currently available for students.

Dan Alcorn from Garmong Construction gave a progress update to the Evansville Parks and Recreation Board on Wednesday afternoon.

The Evansville Climate Action Plan hosted its last of seven public town hall meetings over Zoom on Wednesday morning. Members of the public had opportunities to provide input and learn about the project's plan.

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.