Tri-State woman is making sure those in need have a coat this winter.

Classes were cancelled Monday and Tuesday at West Washington School after devastating news that beloved coach Phillip Bowsman was having complications with a stroke and was not expected to survive.

Several Main Street business owners told us they were very busy Sunday with the parade going on.

Sometimes it pays to have a friend who is also a pilot. Just ask Ryan Wilson of Lewisport, Kentucky.

Support continues to pour in for a West Side Nut Club member who was hurt in an accident at this year’s Fall Festival.

Grant Johnson continues to improve and is now able to "clearly speak," according to Facebook page.

3-year-old Emma Hayden and her family are heading to Disney World thanks to Make-A-Wish.

It's happening inside the Henderson County jail.

Evansville is gearing up for the annual Christmas on North Main Parade on November 24.

On Monday, December 2, the post office will begin offering the picture postmark to cancel the postage stamps on holiday mail again this year.

The National Association of Letter Carriers selected Mark Schuh, who works in Princeton, as one of their Heroes of the Year.

The Parlour Salon closed its doors early to donate their time and talent so the middle schoolers can look their best tomorrow.

OPD looking for a bike theft suspect. Daviess Co. Sheriff's Office looking for two accused of theft of service.

The Fighting Irish took on the Screaming Eagles for the second annual Cure F.A. Game.

The festival was named a top 10 event by the Kentucky Tourism Council, and a top 20 event by the Southeast Tourism Society which covers 11 states.

At tonight’s game, you can buy “Nuts for Grant” t-shirts to help Grant with medical costs

Daviess Co. Sheriff's Office look for man wanted for fraudulent use of credit card. OPD in the midst of another Citizen’s Police Academy.

A youth baseball player reunites with the firefighter who helped save his life.

Students and staff members at Sorgho Elementary School wanted to make sure they showed their love for the school’s gym teacher before she begins chemotherapy.

In Owensboro, Western Kentucky veterans are getting a special opportunity to go to the nation's capital in honor of their service.

14 News has live team coverage all week. Here’s our Wednesday coverage from 14 News at 4, 5 and 6.

It’s just the half way mark of the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival, and the half pot is already at six figures.

First responders honored for rescuing a little boy who was stuck in an old well pipe on the Fourth of July.

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Here's all of our live coverage from Monday evening's newscasts

The much anticipated 98th annual Fall Festival is set to start Monday, but Sunday was Family Day down at the festival.

Saturday marked the 18th annual Smile on Down Syndrome’s Smile Mile.

Organizers said that 85 teams from all over the Tri-State and surrounding states are participating this weekend.

After a year-long project, Boonville’s town square renovation is finally complete.

The money will be awarded Saturday during the The Isaiah 1:17 Project’s Bags of Hope packing event at Lutheran Church of our Redeemer, 1811 Lincoln Avenue, Evansville.

Before this weekend’s Honor Flight, volunteers sorted through hundreds of letters for Operation Mail Call.

Cops across the country started the morning with coffee and conversation.

The local organization provides care for patients battling drugs and alcohol.

OPD makes arrest in a string of vandalisms. KSP targeting Henderson strip for aggressive drivers. Henderson lands on burn ban list.

We all need a little help sometimes. Just ask this skunk who got stuck in the ground in Tell City.

The money will be shared among local CASA chapters in Dubois, Perry, and Spencer Counties.

Fire restrictions in place. Man arrested after resisting arrest. Sheriff's Office needs help identifying a suspect.

Food Network representatives confirm to 14 News that 13-year-old Trevin Alford, of Washington, won the Kids Baking Championship.

Officials say parks in Princeton have been vandalized. Woman arrested for battery after a disturbance in Princeton.

The Tri-State’s very own Mikaela Jenkins is a world champion.

Volunteers helped out several organizations around the Tri-State.

The celebrities will scoop for tips that all are donated to Hangers.

Henderson firefighters will pay tribute to the firefighters who died in the September 11 terror attacks.

Two Princeton men are charged with disorderly conduct after a fight broke out at a local restaurant. The prosecutor's office has been advised of six school bus stop arm violations already, and it’s only September 10.

It’s called Pollinator park and is located at Second Street and Delaware.

Gibson Co. teacher facing child seduction and theft charges. KSP trooper captures man on the run from Lousiana.

Deputies look for man who drove stolen vehicle into the Ohio River. Two arrested on drug dealing charges in Evansville.

Aurora got an additional $20k to help more people get back on their feet.

At Jack C. Fischer Park, there will soon be turf on their baseball diamonds instead of dirt, meaning no more rainouts.

Providence Library vandalized. OPD looking for a man wanted for stealing from Menards.

The annual Labor day parade is set to take off at 9:00 a.m. Monday.

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

Sixteen students at McGary Middle School found out they’re headed to Disney in November.

It’s part of $5 million worth of community block grant money going to communities across the state.

School officials say this grant will enable every classroom door to have door access controls on them just like all of the exterior doors.

This year marks the 25th anniversary for the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and to celebrate the occasion, there are caravans from all over the country heading to Bowling Green.

Officials say the town of Newburgh will receive a $34,025 grant to rehabilitate Preservation Hall, formerly known as Old Newburgh Presbyterian Church, which was built in 1851.

A dog tag lost for 75 years was returned to the rightful family.