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.

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 family of an Evansville toddler is crying happy tears after hearing their 19-month-old son will get the drug he needs.

Trevor Reece received the honor after competing in the Best Warrior Competition at Camp Atterbury earlier this month.

The goal is to raise awareness for homeless veterans.

A group of first responders is being honored in Boonville.

Eight-year-old Laila Engel-Deppe had a big wish granted today in Madisonville. Actually, two of them were granted!

The Rotary Club is helping some students before school starts.

The Dubois County Leadership Academy group decided to team up with the Department of Child Services to provide “foster packs.”

The Old Erie Neighborhood Association hosted “Cookout With a Cop” on Friday.

More than 200 kids in the EVSC district got a surprise on Thursday.

Over 30 young adults, from all across the country, are in Owensboro helping out at Habitat for Humanity.

A local non-profit got the keys to a new car on Wednesday thanks to an Evansville car dealership.

City leaders say over the years, he has worked through numerous changes and they appreciate his dedication.

Andrea Spear's ring had slipped off while folding a pair of pants she was returning for her husband.

There is a new sight to see rolling around the city, but it’s not what you might think.

The work is done on the last Tuesday of each month.

The 2019 McGary 8th grade class has officially graduated and is heading to high school.

In Henderson County, more than two dozen bereavement boxes are being supplied to parents in need.

This year marks the sixth year that the school has partnered with Chemo Buddies.

Winnecke announced May 11 will now be known as “Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Day.

This yearly event has become a staple field trip for students with disabilities.

He took the ACT as a freshman and got a 29, but knew he could do better.

The team also broke the United States UrbanConcept record in the Battery Electric category with a 68.2 miles per kilowatt-hour run.

The post says the children were playing during the after school program but stopped without being asked.

In between practices, all of the Elite Eight teams stepped off the court to spend time around Evansville.

The Old National Events Plaza was packed Thursday for the annual Homeless Connect South West Indiana.

This year the money raised went toward funding end of the year field trips and a new playground for the school.

A new boxing gym off N. First Avenue is giving kids a chance to learn how to fight in the ring and in life.

This year’s Athena Awards were extra special because Girls Inc. is celebrating 50 years in Owensboro.

Jeremiah and Antoine Smith-Rouse say their daughter, Sinny, is unstoppable.

Evansville Police Chief Billy Bolin held a new title of celebrity reader on Friday.

Our own Beth Sweeney read to some little kids as part of the “Literacy Week.”

Friday’s walk-a-thon raised almost $3,000 for Debes and organizers are hoping to make it an annual event.

Special recognition for a Resurrection School teacher on Thursday.

For the entire month of February, Hager Preschool is celebrating “I love to Read Month," by bringing in male role models within the community to read to students.

A local janitor has a new place to live.

Thursday, they loaded up fresh lettuce, tomatoes and a lot of other produce to be given away at the Great Harvest Bread Company.

According to police, a vehicle went into the pond behind the Golden Corral around 6 p.m. Monday.

With the help of donations and sponsors, they were able to build and fully furnish 30 beds for children in Hopkins County.

We’ve learned the program is set to expand in 2019.

People at the Evansville Rescue Mission don’t have to worry about cold feet during the winter months.

“Guess what day it is?” Those were the familiar first words during a phone call Easterseals received Monday afternoon from “Pete”, a local legend who has donated anonymously for 28 years.

On Tuesday, Piston’s Bar and Grill on Franklin Street passed out 100 turkeys to those in need.

A $5 coin from 1834 is worth a bit more these days... a lot more.

Some Veterans say they come every year to honor their fellow soldiers.

Lots of kids are celebrating Halloween tonight, but for Cathy Ward, It’s Christmas Eve.

Dozens of kids and volunteers from across the city were there at Central High School’s football field.

A new youth program is aiming to fight the odds in Evansville’s most poverty-stricken neighborhood.

Tuesday morning, Officer Brent Duncan and Officer Grant Goffinet received the Lifesaver Award at the Board of Public Works and Safety Meeting.

Ben O'Bryan is a junior transfer from Owensboro Catholic. He wants to be an engineer some day.

Evansville's own bodybuilder and special needs advocate, Collin Clarke will be on A&E's show 'Born This Way' Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.

Sometimes, a simple gesture and a smile can go a long way.  Athletes from the Harrison High School football and lacrosse teams volunteered to help pass out free groceries to those in need on Green River Road in Evansville.

Community members lined KY 54 today to show their support for the Henry family. The funeral procession began at First Baptist Church in Owensboro and processed down KY 54 into Whitesville. Along the way, citizens gathered outside homes and businesses with pink and blue balloons to pay their respects.

We're told the Daughters of Charity in Evansville started the project and have since helped hundreds of people around town.

The Evansville Police Department says goodbye, to one of the mainstays of its force.

Kids, families, furry friends, and sheriffs gathered outside the Old Courthouse Friday morning for Vanderburgh County's Bicentennial Birthday bash.