Community

More restaurants are adding outdoor dining in the Tri-State area.

A USI student created the Campus Cats program to help combat the feral cat issue on campus.

The WC Handy Blues and Barbecue Festival is happening Wednesday in Henderson.

A free online presentation is set to be held Tuesday to help build resilient youth.

Coffee with a Cop is back in Evansville after the pandemic put it on hiatus.

A new concept is providing programming and mentorship for local kids over the summer months.

Officers with the Evansville Police Department gifted a 14-year-old a lawn mower after responding to a theft report.

Midwest Fertilizer is still planning to move into Mount Vernon.

There’s a new law for landlords in Indiana.

John F. Kennedy Community Center restarted its free Summer Youth Recreation Program on Monday. This is the first youth program to open at the JFK Center since March of 2020.

The unveiling of the Western Bypass has many local leaders celebrating years of hard work. However, they’re also celebrating a county commissioner who they say has put in more time than anyone to see it through.

The Flagman’s Mission Continues came to Mount Carmel on Sunday to put up nearly 500 flags around the city to honor an Illinois Department of Corrections officer who recently passed away.

Some baby ducklings had a sweet reunion with their mother after a daring rescue from an Evansville police officer.

The heat was on for the hot rods on West Franklin Street in Evansville on Saturday.

The show features a collection of antique tractors and gas engines.

The NAACP Evansville Branch held its latest virtual town hall this weekend.

After a tragic accident, Stephen Schaefer told 14 News how his one-year-old son's organs are going to help dozens of children.

The Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to welcome CASA of Ohio Valley to its new location on Friday.

Officials say the monument is a visual representation of the evolution of the Black experience and struggle in America, as well as a tribute to African American history.

Owensboro’s Porchfest is hitting Griffith Avenue this weekend after a year off.

That’s will be on West Franklin Street from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday.

They are asking the community to donate not just blood but also platelets to help cancer patients.

This is for survivors to reconnect with the employees who cared for them while they were in the hospital.

Henderson Police are now implementing a new program to help people struggling with addiction.

Tri-State non-profits are getting a boost thanks to steps taken in 2021.

Officials say they have provided funds to over 75 organizations in the first five months of 2021.

The honors were presented in Bowling Green on Wednesday.

The Downtown Henderson Partnership is hosting the Street Strut 5k on Wednesday, June 16.

A new program is aiming to keep Henderson clean.

Owensboro’s downtown business owners say their biggest issue right now is safety for their customers.