Employees have now started coming back.

All of the mental health professionals strongly encourage people to check up on their family, friends, and children to make sure that any trauma during the pandemic hasn’t affected their mental health.

Gov. Pritzker announces 113,195 total people have tested positive for COVID-19 along with 4,923 total deaths.

No new cases reported in Green River District or Hopkins County.

The Indiana State Department of Health has updated the coronavirus map.

Scales Lake in Boonville will open Tuesday for the season.

Judge Les Shively announced in a press conference Thursday that Superior Court will reopen May 26.

Although the Factory specializes in “bounce parties,” it’s not the entertainment some parents are seeking in the times of a pandemic due to the high-contact nature of the bouncing.

As Memorial Day began, many Burdette Park visitors found themselves running from the sun and having picnics under the trees.

Protesters hung an effigy of Governor Andy Beshear Sunday. Some argued it was a peaceful protest.

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.

Hooded Crow Tattoo and Permanent Cosmetics opened their doors for the first time since early March - which has put a strain on their business.

Jasper Park officials say due to COVID-19 precautionary measures, capacity has been cut in half.

Shear Attractions in Henderson is just one hair salon that is welcoming their clients back.

Some who attended the service told us that regardless of a pandemic, there always needs to be a way to recognize the day.

The Green River District Health Department reported two additional COVID-19 cases on Monday.

The state now shows 31,715 total confirmed positive cases and 1,832 deaths.

Hair salons and barbershops can start seeing clients again, but only at 33 percent capacity.

Phase four of Governor Eric Holcomb’s Back on Track Indiana Plan starts June 14.

Gyms were allowed to re-open on Friday, but the Downtown YMCA decided to wait until Sunday.

Health officials say another person has tested positive for COVID-19 in Wabash County.

Health officials say 16 people are currently hospitalized along with 476 recovered cases.

Warrick County Coroner Sarah Seaton says an 83-year-old male and a 92-year-old female at Hamilton Pointe have died Saturday.

The Lonestar Rodeo has canceled their event scheduled for July 3 and July 4 at the Henderson County Fairgrounds.

Health officials say 620 cases are in the district and 474 people have recovered.

The coronavirus map shows new cases in Vanderburgh, Posey and Warrick County. The Dubois County Health Department reports an additional case.

The North Posey senior graduates as one of the schools' Valedictorians.

The Reitz senior plans to attend Southeastern Illinois College on a baseball scholarship.

The senior from Henderson County plans to attend UE in the fall on a volleyball scholarship.

Kentucky is currently reporting that 8,426 people have tested positive for COVID-19 since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Members of Bob’s Gym were back at its West side location in Evansville on Friday to get a sneak peek of Sunday’s reopening.

Newburgh Youth Soccer League is taking extra precautions to make sure their players and families are safe.

We introduced back in April the story of Mary Nguyen, an Evansville native and certified registered nurse anesthetist that flew to New York to help fight against COVID-19. While in New York, she witnessed some sad goodbyes, as well as some miraculous recoveries.

rom Friday until the end of May, the CVS Pharmacy on Saint Joseph Avenue is now offering COVID-19 testing swabs.

Kentucky residents can dine-in this weekend at some of their favorite restaurants. Phase 2 to reopen Kentucky started on Friday. 14 News spoke with restaurant owners about what customers should expect.

“I’ve had loyal customers here for 20 years and they know that it’s not something that I’m doing - it’s something that is happening that I have to react to," Rivertown Butcher Shop owner Randy Pearson said when explaining the recent spike in meat prices nationwide.

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.

This year, AAA expects fewer travelers because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and authorities say that’s a good thing.

The unemployment rate for Indiana increased by more than 13% from March to April, according to state data.

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.

Illinois is currently reporting that 105,444 residents have tested positive for COVID-19 since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Indiana State Department of Health reported 493 more Hoosiers have tested positive for COVID-19 and 27 more have passed away.

Committee members announced Friday that the 2020 Sandy Lee Songfest that was set for July has been canceled.

Kentucky restaurants can officially welcome customers back inside and dine-in on Friday.

Jasper’s Strassenfest is canceled this year, but organizers say there’s one way you can keep the festival’s spirit alive.

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.

The Princeton Community senior hopes to attend USI in the fall.

The Mater Dei senior plans to attend Hanover College to play both soccer and softball.

The Tecumseh senior plans to attend Oakland City University to run cross country and study environmental science.

Students had the opportunity to drive into the downtown campus to pick up their things as summer break officially began.

Airport Director Rob Barnett told 14 News that Allegiant Air originally planned to suspend flights out of Owensboro through September because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Complexes like Bradford Pointe Apartments want to open their pools for their residents to give them a sense of normalcy again. However, most apartment buildings that spoke with 14 News said the rules are going to be a little different this year.

For the first time in nearly ten weeks, the Rotary Club of Henderson met on Thursday - virtually.

Many childcare centers are ready to take on the extra cleaning measures laid out by the state.

Program officials say meals are provided for free for any child that is 18-years-old and younger.

Dubois County Health Department officials tell us they have six new cases on as of Thursday.

At a press conference, health officials reported 169 people have tested positive for COVID-19, including 6 new cases announced on Thursday morning.

Habitat for Humanity of Hopkins County is expanding to serve more parts of western Kentucky through a newly formed entity called the “Pennyrile Region.”