Jared Goffinet

While you see him in our newscasts giving updates to police investigations, he is also been very active in the community.

Both the Pacers and Fever mascot teamed up to help surprise the students.

Multiple agencies are investigating stolen checks from the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) in Evansville.

Dispatch says traffic is at a standstill after a wreck involving multiple vehicles.

An investigation is underway after a man shot at two people inside of a home during an attempted burglary.

Trash rates in the city will be increasing after a unanimous vote at the commission meeting.

Neighborhood Watch: Police remind people to lock cars; missing Owensboro teen

In 1993, Irvin Edge was convicted of murder. Now, more than two decades later, he has been pardoned by former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin.

In an effort to be transparent, Uber recently released a safety report. Now to enhance safety Uber is adding new features to its app.

The church pastor says they noticed Cravens Elementary did not have a church partner. So he says First Free was happy to step in.

Employees from the Warrick County plant, who excelled at safety this year, came to the east side Target to shop for the Salvation Army’s Toy Town.

This is the second year leaders from Deer Park Elementary have gone out caroling.

The Salvation Army in Henderson is looking for bell ringers.

The Growth Alliance is relaunching Make It Evansville.

Vectren employees have teamed up with the Salvation Army to help families during the holidays.

The home on Riverside Drive is near the Elliot Street intersection.

Hendo Suits is a new idea, drummed up by Henderson County Judge-Executive Brad Schenider and State Senator Robby Mills.

By making the number shorter, mental health experts hope it can help even more people in crisis.

The department currently has three solar arrays, but will be adding to the panels currently at its Campground Road pump station.

One of those impacted by this fire is Dance Haven, which was inside the old Swiss Plywood building

The Commission for Homelessness hosted Thursday’s luncheon and provided statistics to show where the city is in its battle against homelessness.

A new twist on an old scam is circulating just in time for the holiday season.

Don’t be alarmed if you see police outside the Vincennes University Gibson County Center.

In Fairfield, city council members are giving the green light to recreational cannabis sales within city limits after a vote of 5-3 in favor.

Red Cross volunteers came together not for a crisis, but for fun during the annual volunteer holiday party and dinner.

The city wants to crack down on the owners of dilapidated buildings in town.

Baity, who served on the city commission in the 90s, was also the owner of a State Farm Insurance Agency in Henderson.

Water crews were out early Wednesday fixing a water main on Maryland Street just off St. Joe.

A 29-year-old man is accused of an early December burglary.

Dispatch tells us police were called to Evans Elementary after gunshots were reported.