Jared Goffinet

Parts of First Avenue are being shut down as crews are on scene of an accident.

ISP says the average speed in the chase was around 20 mph.

Two months of investigating resulted in the arrest of a Princeton man for child pornography related charges.

The first Friday Night Live of the summer kicked off this week.

According to the crew on scene, flames could be seen coming from the top of the building when they got there.

This year Shrinersfest will salute police, fire and EMS workers.

Teams went from station to station, playing corn hole, bocce ball, softball, and basketball.

Ellen Chaney and her mom have designed “free libraries.”

There are quite a few instruments and some great artwork outside the museum.

The teachers worked with robotics and assembling motors during the course.

Neighborhood Watch: Burglary arrest; Frontier Liquors theft

An investigation is underway after a man died from injuries he suffered when he was hit by a vehicle.

An investigation by Kentucky State Police resulted in the arrest of a man for sex crimes with a minor.

Police tell us the man and his two boys were using a remote control boat in the lake Tuesday when their boat became stranded.

The Evansville Otters got the home victory on Thursday.

Members from the group read the names of every victim followed by a moment of silence.

KSP says a man has been arrested after they investigated allegations he had a relationship with an underage boy.

Local law enforcement worked on skills Thursday to keep the community safe.

Local lawmakers team up again to help restore the New Harmony Bridge.

A gathering in Dugan Best Park will begin at 6 p.m. to talk about gun violence.

An unforgettable experience for hundreds of Cub Scouts as they got to explore a Black Hawk helicopter.

Council members say the tax would raise $1.5 million a year to tackle the overcrowded and outdated jail.

Neighborhood Watch: Equipment theft arrest; drug trafficking arrest

14 News Photo Journalist Jake Embrey captured some of the amazing sights and sounds from the first night of the festival.

Ohio County will use it to pave three roads covering almost five miles.

For those representing the Tri-State area out on the course, it was a very good day.

After a unanimous vote at Wednesday’s Town Council meeting, food trucks will be allowed in certain areas.

Evansville middle and high school students got a chance to see what a job in healthcare or medicine really looks like on Wednesday.

Crews are continuing working on the new sewer pump station where Kids Kingdom once sat.

City leaders say over the years, he has worked through numerous changes and they appreciate his dedication.