Jake Embrey

The $150,000 agreement will go towards pre-development expenses for the Memorial Villas project, which is 10 single-family homes set to be built on the 200 block of Waggoner Street.

Officials say last week’s winter storms forced the cancelation of hundreds of blood drives in over 30 states.

The winter weather hasn’t stopped vaccine clinics from remaining open to assist those able to get their COVID-19 vaccine.

Tri-State Catholics participated in Ash Wednesday services in a unique way this year.

Dozens of sledders were spotted at the front of the former Eagle Valley Golf Course Tuesday afternoon.

Dozens of people were spotted on Retiz Hill Monday afternoon snowboarding and sledding.

On this Valentine’s Day weekend, 14 News spoke with Zeidler’s Flowers Friday afternoon.

The city left a portion of Oak Street unplowed for kids to sled down.

Organizers for a new dog park in Newburgh are asking for the public’s help to fund their project.

Girl Scouts of Southwest Indiana says they are distributing over 250,000 boxes.

USI started their semester under a virtual class schedule back in January.

Memorial (16-4) vs. Heritage Hills (17-4) girls basketball highlights.

Evansville city leaders are working on a grant that will bring WiFi hotspots to neighborhoods they say need it most.

Deputy Mayor Steve Schaefer tells us the city has received around 5,000 masks thanks to a partnership between the NCAA and the state of Indiana called “Mask Madness”.

The event was put on by USI’s Sexual Assault and Gender Violence Prevention Group and the Southwest Indiana Regional Coalition Against Trafficking.

The Evansville Redevelopment Commission has approved funds for a proposed urban park downtown.

The Hyatt Place Hotel is set to open its doors to the public soon.

The couple plans to have a drive-in wedding ceremony at Burdette Park on Saturday.

An Evansville home was damaged after being shot with paintball pellets

As the Tri-State prepares to celebrate the end of the challenging year that was 2020, people are now looking forward to 2021.

Animal caretakers in Henderson County are reminding people to care for your outdoor pets as the temperature drops.

The 22-year-old is now selling hand-painted dolls as Christmas gifts for children, people with dementia or anxiety, as well as grieving mothers who have lost a baby.

Organizers at the Ronald McDonald House at Deaconess Gateway Hospital are going out of their way to make sure families feel at home this holiday season.

School officials say the upgrades to Gil Hodges Field will be complete in time for the upcoming baseball season.

In Gibson County, first responders are working with Walmart to give kids a special Christmas.

Wonder Whip hosted a fundraising event on Thursday by donating 100% of all sales to the Goodfellows Club.

Hager Preschool hosted a drive up event for students and their families.

4 Good Community opened its doors for the first time in Henderson on Friday afternoon.

Health officials at Memorial Hospital in Jasper say they are ready to receive Indiana’s first allocation of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Henderson leaders are relaunching a “virtual tip jar” to help support local service industry workers.