Jake Embrey

Michaele Haywood and her daughter Madison broke ground on their Habitat home Saturday morning.

The Evansville Parks Department hosted its third Splash into Summer pool cookout of the summer at Rochelle Landers pool Saturday afternoon.

Hundreds showed up Saturday in Downtown Evansville for the first ever parade, and they all came with one message, to unite everyone in Evansville as one.

The Evansville Wartime Museum hosted a special event on the top floor of the Old National Bank building Saturday afternoon.

What was a normal day for three people in Newburgh turned into a rescue operation to save several ducklings out of a drain.

Hundreds have already come down to walk around the World War II ship.

The Expressway Auto Mall in Mount Vernon hosted the sixth annual Kids Fishing Clinic.

Powerlifters are competing in the International Single Event World Powerlifting Championship.

The cabin of Jesse Jones, who was a Revolutionary War soldier, was restored and moved to Yellow Creek Park.

This is the third spray park that has been installed in the county.

The congressman answered questions from the crowd, and topics included the I-69 bridge, Kentucky healthcare, and even Robert Mueller’s reports.

THRIVE serves children from Kindergarten through 8th grade in Mount Vernon, and tries to focus on educating young children in programs that deal with STEM, literacy, and fine arts.

Restaurants and businesses have joined together to help raise money for an Alcoa employee who was severely burned during his shift.

The park expects several thousand swimmers to come in this weekend.

Police tell us the driver of the truck fell asleep and ran into the building. We’re told no charges have been filed.

Cops Connecting with Kids returned from their fifth year of taking children to Disney World.

The Vanderburgh County Veteran’s Council hosted a dedication to celebrate and honor fallen soldiers.

Church leaders throughout the area attended this event. They discussed what kind of security measures and what kind of policies can be put into places of worship.

Republican candidate for Governor of Kentucky, Robert Goforth, and his pick for LT. Governor, Mike Hogan, made a stop in Owensboro on Thursady afternoon.

Teachers from the school say that it was a great way to give students a hands on experience on what happened during that time period.

Nearly 500 degrees were bestowed to the new graduates.

Families enjoyed all-you-can-eat pancakes, eggs, and sausage for free.

The building is home to the college of Arts and Sciences, as well as the Shanklin Theater.

Over five-million comics were handed out free of charge.

The park kicked off it’s 73rd season.

United announced on Friday that they will donate $10,000 over the next three years to Youth First. This will help provide a master’s level social worker to Evansville Christian School.

Thursday was the annual city surplus auction.

Ahead of the Indiana Primaries, Evansville voters got their chance to hear from those running for city council seats.

Event planners say it takes months of planning getting ready for the event.

The new addition is already paid for, but they need helping paying for insulation and a HVAC system.