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If you think you have contracted measles, call your healthcare provider immediately.
Organizers at the Warm Center are preparing to host the Overdose Awareness Day event at Central Park.
One act can make the difference in a loved one’s life.
A statewide measles outbreak in Kentucky is growing, with 19 cases confirmed, officials said.
Mental health professionals say physical symptoms in children can signal anxiety as the new school year approaches
Infectious disease doctor says parasite is treatable and has been around for years.
14 News Reporter Emma Beck spoke with an Evansville restaurant about how they are working to keep customers safe.
Health officials have confirmed multiple cases of cyclospora in the Tri-State.
Doctors at Ascension St. Vincent say the emergency room has been busy as the heat continues, with patients arriving with fatigue, weakness, chest pain, and muscle cramping.
Child safety advocates say anyone at any time can be targeted for online crimes, especially children.
Doppler Radar
Last year, the county saw an abnormally high rate with 31 total suicides, and the coroner says they’re on track to reach that once again.
Dr. Barr discussed warning signs of a stroke and the types of strokes you can have.
The three-part special report airs Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
The Cinelli Cancer Center is set to open in 2028 on the Deaconess Gateway campus.
It’s National Volunteer Week, and Ascension St. Vincent is honoring those who volunteer in their pet therapy program.
Join us Thursday, April 2, at 6:30 p.m., for a special Peace of Mind Roundtable.
Organizers say “Spring into Healthcare” will introduce high school and college students to various rewarding healthcare professions.
Experts say a good way to start any of these conversations is to ask children what they already know.
Health professionals say there many things people can do to help prevent and treat the flu.
RiverValley Behavorial Health announces a new partnership with Owensboro High School to provide “QPR” suicide prevention training
If you have a Good Question you’d like us to try to answer, send it to goodquestion@wkyt.com.
Officials say last week’s 13 overdoses is much higher than average, and prompted the warning.
Officials say the forum will give the public the opportunity to hear from lived experiences.
Our December Peace of Mind special about holiday grief can be seen here.
If you or someone you know is using substances, it’s important to always have Narcan on hand and know signs of overdose, such as shallow breathing and pinpoint pupils.
Tri-State hospitals are making some changes to visitor rules, and they say it’s because of a steady increase in flu activity and RSV.
According to new data from the CDC, this flu season is already surpassing the flu epidemic of last year.
The holiday season a time of joy for many people but also a difficult time for others.
The partnership will give UE Doctor of Psychology students valuable clinical experience to address a growing need.
Kentucky health officials issued a statewide health alert a significant increase in mosquito-borne illnesses.
A Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office program is giving inmates a second chance at recovery.
As cold and flu season approaches, healthcare leaders at Ascension St. Vincent Evansville are reminding people where to go when they start feeling sick.
National Save a Life Walk & Hope For Warrick County hosted an event to raise awareness of fentanyl dangers and honor those who lost their life to fentanyl.
Brave Boundaries is meant to prevent abuse before it begins.
A mental healthcare expert says violent videos, images and even just listening to a story about a violent occurrence can have negative impacts on a person’s mental health.
Officials with Ascension St. Vincent hosted QPR training. That stands for Question, Persuade and Refer.
Stepping stone invited the community to partake in a conversation about substance use, mental health and recovery.
The Pike County Council voted to approve the use of Opioid Settlement Relief Fund’s to support RISE Peer Recovery’s operations in the county.
Leaders at Deaconess say this is the time to encourage men to take control of their health.
The Health Science Institute, or HSI, is preparing high school students from southwestern Indiana for careers in healthcare.
Peace of Mind Roundtable: The benefits of going outside
We continue to partner with local mental health experts to educate and provide resources available throughout the Tri-State.
The month of May marks Stroke Awareness Month, and in Warrick County, Deaconess Hospital is spreading the word.
The discussion was led by Dr. Stephanie Hirons, Director of Behavioral Health for Ascension.
RiverValley Behavioral Health will become the dedicated 988 chat and text responder for the entire state of Kentucky.
Severe weather in the forecast can trigger storm anxiety in some people.
The 988 mental health crisis hotline launched in July of 2023. Those who answer those calls in Owensboro say they're handling a record number of calls.