While many have started celebrating the 4th of July weekend with fireworks, it’s important to note that the flashes and loud noises could be upsetting for veterans.
With so many firework shows on display in Owensboro on Friday evening, some people were able to watch from their homes, but a few residents say they rather enjoy the tradition of watching from the downtown riverfront along the Ohio River.
Restaurant owner David Parker says team members have been required to wear masks, social distance, wash their hands frequently and clean touch points excessively throughout the day. He also says every team member has been tested since the closure and their results all came back negative.
Kentucky is currently reporting that 16,376 people have tested positive since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Out of these cases, 4,747 residents have fully recovered.
The spray parks located at Smothers Park, Legion Park and Kendall Perkins Park will have a maximum capacity of 50 people and follow strict COVID-19 guidelines.
The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation announced Thursday that all of its commencement ceremonies for the 2020 graduates have officially been canceled due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The 27 additional COVID-19 cases reported Thursday in Vanderburgh County were 10 higher than Wednesday’s numbers, which recorded 17 new cases. As these newly released numbers continue to rise, state leaders have stalled reopening plans.
According to a press release sent on Wednesday, EVPL officials say the McCollough, North Park, Oaklyn and Red Bank branches will open on Monday, July 6.
Brittlebank Swimming Pool in Mount Vernon is preparing to reopen on Friday. This is slightly over one week after a member of the pool staff tested positive for COVID-19.
According to Owensboro Community and Technical College, administrators were informed of the newly confirmed COVID-19 case by health officials with the Perry County Health Department in Indiana.
This came from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through a Community Development Block Grant agreement with Evansville’s Department of Metropolitan Development.
Hopkins County Public Health Director Denise Beach says a child at a local daycare has tested positive for COVID-19 and is currently quarantined, along with some staff and other children from the facility.
Board members from the organization tell 14 News that President and CEO, Belinda Blair, will remain on suspension until the agency's board of directors can complete an investigation.
Now that some visitor restrictions are being lifted at assisted living homes in Kentucky, an employee at the Paragon of Madisonville came up with a creative way for families to feel the touch of their loved ones again.
Kentucky is currently reporting that 15,842 people have tested positive since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Out of these cases, 4,052 residents have fully recovered from the virus.
Amanda Frank and her friend were out enjoying themselves at KC's Marina Pointe back on June 20. However, she later found out that a customer with a confirmed COVID-19 infection was inside the bar at the same time.
Staff members with Kentucky’s unemployment office are providing in-person assistance for those who still haven’t received help with their unemployment claims.
Ellis Park has been operating its gaming facility under state-mandated capacity restrictions since June 8. The tracks’ backside operations opened on June 10.
Kentucky is currently reporting that 15,167 people have tested positive since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Out of these cases, 3,730 residents have fully recovered from the virus.
One-third of Vanderburgh County’s positive COVID-19 cases currently fall between the ages of 20 and 35, according to Lynn Herr with the Vanderburgh County Health Department.
The Vanderburgh County Health Department says they have confirmed a person with COVID-19 was at KC’s Marina Pointe for an extended period of time on Saturday, June 20. Health officials also report that an employee at Xcess Night Club has tested positive.
Kentucky is currently reporting that 14,859 people have tested positive since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Out of these cases, 3,730 residents have fully recovered from the virus.
Beginning on July 2, the airline says passengers will be required to wear masks throughout all phases of travel, including at the ticket counter, during boarding, on the aircraft and during the flight.
Henderson County's school board approved August 26 as the first day of the 2020-2021 school year, which is a postponement of two weeks from its original date.
Only one day after the Evansville Otters baseball season was cancelled by the Frontier League, team owner Bill Bussing reflects on how this decision affects the entire franchise as a whole.
In a school board meeting on Thursday, school officials approved a calendar change. Instead of returning on August 12, students will now go back to school on August 26.
At the next meeting for the Vanderburgh County Council on July 1, council members will vote on whether to approve a transfer of $50,000 from the health fund to the health department in order to set up local neighborhood testing sites
Kentucky is currently reporting that 14,617 people have tested positive since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Out of these cases, 3,719 residents have fully recovered from the virus.
