14 different universities throughout Indiana will be represented in an effort to raise $6 million for the COVID-19 Crisis Response Fund for the Greater Evansville Region.
Local leaders read the names of veterans who have died since Memorial Day last year. But the Veterans Organization chairperson says things had to be different this year.
Hamilton Pointe resident Helen Miller's loved ones celebrated from a distance on Friday afternoon after the 90-year-old learned that she has fully recovered from COVID-19.
Bellevue Baptist Church in Owensboro had planned to hold a drive-in prayer service this weekend and was scheduled to restart in-person services on May 31.
Playgrounds were originally supposed to open in Stage 3 of Indiana’s reopening plan, but Gov. Holcomb made it official this week and stated their reopening plans will have to wait.
Habitat for Humanity of Hopkins County is expanding to serve more parts of western Kentucky through a newly formed entity called the “Pennyrile Region.”
The Tri-State Food Bank has been working since January to expand its facilities by moving into a new location. With less than two weeks until its debut on June 1, construction continues at the new location on Lynch Road.
First responders and members of the Winslow community held a parade on Sunday to honor Steve English, a former town marshal who has been seriously ill for the last few months.
St. Stephens Cathedral is working hard to make sure its parishioners feel safe coming back to Catholic Mass, and the precautions all start with sanitizing and disinfecting the entire cathedral.
The new procedures in place at the Owensboro Regional Farmers Market include limited shoppers to help with social distancing, specific entry and exit points, as well as a preferred use for credit or debit cards instead of cash.
One local woman did her part this weekend to spread awareness and honor the memory of Ahmaud Arbery, the 25-year-old man whose death has sparked nationwide controversy.
The Downtown Evansville Economic Improvement District has announced the cancellation of 2020 July Fourth fireworks display due to ongoing concerns related to the COVID-19 crisis.
Families who were picking up their last meals from Daviess County Public Schools through the district’s food pickup program also received free bicycle helmets on Friday afternoon.
This year, Mother’s Day didn’t have the same feeling as the ones that came before due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, one local restaurant is helping families celebrate the joyous occasion.
Leadership at Abundant Faith Church is doing everything they can to make sure their members feel safe on their first Sunday back in the building in nearly two months.
The festival’s board of directors announced back in March that based on guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), officials felt it was best to call off the event.
John and Elaine Reid both fall into the high-risk category for COVID-19, so their family wasn’t able to visit them for the special occasion, but that didn’t stop their kids from celebrating the big day.
The Boys and Girls Club of Evansville has been shut down the last six weeks because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, but the group provided a fun surprise for some of its member families on Friday.
Lines were wrapped around school buildings as families waited to receive free food from the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation and Amariqual on Wednesday.
A memorial now stands at the Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office for Terry Vick, a deputy who died in a fatal crash after getting off work on Wednesday morning.
A local couple officially tied the knot on Saturday, but their long-planned wedding did not exactly go as planned because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Tri-State Food Bank is receiving way fewer donations than it’s used to because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, but a local church group came through with a huge donation at a much-needed time.
After being closed to help slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Newburgh Area Food Pantry on Frame Road is back open, but with new protocols to keep people safe.
Many in the Evansville community have been attending church online since the coronavirus swept through the Tri-State, but since Easter is this weekend, some local churches have found a way to celebrate together at Eastland Mall.
In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, small businesses across the Tri-State have been coming up with different ways to stay open without face-to-face customer interaction.
The Studio Bee Youth Community Center in Boonville is currently seeking food donations and volunteers to help in its cause to provide meals for children and their families during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Organizations like Court Appointed Special Advocates (or “CASA”) and Holly’s House are asking for local communities in Evansville to help keep an eye on children during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The Abundant Faith United Pentecostal Church on Lodge Avenue is one place of worship in the Tri-State trying its best to stay connected with its members while also practicing social distancing.
Mt. Carmel, IL man escapes during an arrest. Whitesville, Ky man accused of stealing a car. A wanted man with ties to Evansville and Henderson has been arrested by the Henderson County Sheriff’s office.
