Jake Embrey

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.

This was the Henderson Police Department's second Cops Connecting with Kids Disney reveal.

The permit costs $50 and council members said the money will help the police department to buy new vehicles.

Organizers of the event said it was a fun way to highlight something that they’re passionate about.

The event is held in the Haynie’s Corner Arts District and had more than 80 artists showcasing their talents, many of which come from all over the region.

Leaders believe that events like this help bring scouts closer together, helps newer scouts get more familiar with scouting.

Some students from Henderson’s North Middle School found out that they are going on a trip of a lifetime.

Thousands are visiting the Owensboro riverfront to check out their favorite vintage planes, aerobatic demonstrations, and military jets this weekend.

Work is expected to wrap up by the end of the week.

Police say an 83-year-old woman got a call from a man telling her she had won the Publishers Clearing House.

The SamStrong movement started in 2012 by Memorial Graduate Sam Featherstone before he died from brain cancer.

Saturday in Evansville, dozens of student athletes came out to help World Harvest Ministries with their free food drive.

People drew or wrote positive messages about mental health on the sidewalks near North High School.

Mayse Farm Market kicked off its first day of Sunflower Days at Mayse Saturday and opened their Sunflower Trail.

The event is devoted to celebrating the arts, science, and history of geek culture.

Saturday’s free event included world championship barbecue for sale, live music, and a custom car show.

The event is hosted by Hola Evansville, a non profit formed to help the growing Latino community.

While it may have been rainy outside, people at the fair stayed dry inside barns.

The museum hopes that events like this bring a closer bond between parents and their children.

The MFD hosted a blood drive Saturday morning where nearby departments competed against each other to see who could donate the most blood.