Construction on the new expansion to the Princeton Public Library is finally over.

The Evansville Hoses from the Evansville Fire Department took on the Fort Wayne Freeze in a hockey match on Saturday to raise money for It Takes a Village No-Kill Rescue.

On Saturday morning, some educators gathered at Four Freedoms Monument in Evansville to raise awareness in the community for fair funding at public schools.

A very special birthday celebration was held on Saturday for one Newburgh woman.

An Evansville real estate developer is restoring an old building in Princeton.

The Girl Scouts of Southwest Indiana is honoring women that make a difference in the Tri-State.

The Evansville African American Museum received a donation that will be used to raise awareness for sickle cell disease.

We have a good news update on the cat we told you about earlier this week that had been stuck in a tree.

Four students at McGary Middle School were surprised with the trip of a lifetime on Thursday afternoon.

Burdette Park has been installing some water features as they prepare for the summer season.

City of Princeton Parks and Recreation Department to receive a donation from local McDonald's.

The First Friday Series is set to return this year, beginning June 4.

An Evansville woman checked something off her bucket list while on walk with a friend.

The University of Evansville named its Educators of the Year Wednesday - recognizing those who go above and beyond every day.

Feed Evansville made its way to Hartke Pool again Wednesday for a community food giveaway.

The Salvation Army is sponsoring the War on Hunger this Friday.

The old Downtown YMCA building in Evansville is being renovated into affordable apartment spaces.

A cat was stuck high in a tree in Evansville, but he’s now safe.

Easter services looked different on Sunday for some churches across the Tri-State.

Organization leaders welcomed children to find roughly 2,000 eggs hidden on the lawn of Willard library, and there were lots of free prizes up for grabs, like bicycles, power wheels, and even drones.

Hundreds of vehicles lined up before the event, which started on Saturday at 1 p.m.

As of now, organizers for both events have gotten the green light to host their celebrations this year.

The aquatic center is being built at Garvin Park across from Bosse Field, and will replace Lloyd Pool on Evansville’s north side.

It’s being built at Garvin Park across from Bosse Field and is replacing the north side’s Lloyd Pool.

This weekend the Easter Bunny is hopping into town, and there are some events going on in the Tri-State.

Facility officials say they still have some remodeling to do to transition from hotel to assisted living.

On Thursday, five area companies were looking to hire on the spot. The types of jobs varied, but most were in the food service industry.

14 News stopped in Wednesday at the SWN Garden Center on Millersburg Road to find out what people can do to protect their budding investment.

An Evansville affordable housing program is receiving a grant from the State Farm Foundation.

A local nonprofit is hosting a massive Easter egg hunt in Evansville Saturday morning.

They say after three hours of airport authority, fire, and police chasing him around the airport runways, he disappeared into the night.

One year has gone by since a tornado hit Newburgh wiping out homes.

Evansville police getting involved showing their support for their fellow officers in Boulder, Colorado.

Easterseals announced the winners of the 30th annual All CA$H Raffle.

The Garrett family was presented with a specially designed car seat for their seven-year-old son, Kylin Friday morning.

Organizers say the event is a collaborative effort to help beautify Henderson’s Central Business District and riverfront.

Servers are busier than ever at Feed Mill Restaurant in Waverly.

Managers at Sky Zone Evansville say they have seen large crowds every day this week.

The Isaiah 1:17 Project is taking applications for its Dream Cycles program.

The Downtown Evansville Economic Improvement District has planned more than 60 events.

The complex is a mix of shopping, entertainment and food.

COVID-19 restrictions are finally now lifting and with warmer weather, kids can start looking forward to summer camps again.

The event barn at Mahr Park, renovated in October, never got its chance to see many guests as Madisonville went back into COVID-19 lockdown shortly after.

Round 14 granted nearly $400,000 to all 15 nonprofits who applied.

Sunday is World Down Syndrome Day, and deputies and their families in Daviess County are commemorating it with some fancy footwear.

Newburgh resident Bonnie McLeod made thousands of masks and gave them away to people who didn’t have one at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Organizers behind the Funk in the City festival released its 2021 calendar on Saturday.

The organization “4 Good Community” hosted a big giveaway on Saturday morning, which was open to all kids in the Tri-State.

All Showplace Cinemas locations closed last March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Green River Area Down Syndrome Association (GRADSA) is creating the first basketball league in Kentucky for individuals with Down syndrome.

Friday’s clinic at Echo Housing was just one of several that took place this week in Evansville.

Making it a year through a global pandemic is reason enough to celebrate, but Elmer Roettger and his family have another reason to celebrate his 101st birthday.

According to the 911 Gives Hope official Facebook page, the 13th edition of the “Guns and Hoses” boxing event is scheduled for Aug. 28, 2021 at the Ford Center.

Perry Heights Middle School tries setting fidget spinner record

A statement released by United Way says the new focus is called “United for Impact: Building Pathways to Potential,” which redefines the organization’s framework and funding priorities.

The event usually happens once a year, allowing the homeless to connect with various services from legal advice to dental care, hair cuts, taxes and child care.

People in Boonville came together Wednesday to welcome home Zane Hendrickson.

$10.5 million in redevelopment tax credits have been approved for a downtown Evansville project.