Our team was at the chapel in Deaconess Midtown hospital as a couple of 15-years decided to get married in front of loved ones.

According to fire officials, the fire started in the back of the home.

The Daviess County Board of Education has decided to move forward with legal action against popular vaping company JUUL Labs Incorporated.

The Humane Society of Henderson County is asking for a favor from dog lovers in the area.

The Daviess County and Owensboro Public Schools Boards of Education are considering joining legal proceedings against the e-cig and vaping product company JUUL.

Henderson County School officials tell us they are seeing an increase of students and staff having the flu or a cold.

The family of Jennifer King is now pampering 10 women in remembrance of her life.

In just a few months, Pigeon Township could get a food pantry, which is something township leaders say is much needed.

They’ll be closed Friday, Jan. 17, and make it up on Friday March 20.

Kevin Romero, of Fairfield, Illinois, was found guilty on several charges.

The goal of the three-phase project is to push Scales Lake into the 21st century and it all starts with the campsites.

Neighborhood Watch: Jasper, Owensboro thefts; Dubois Co. explosion reports

Four people are now facing drug trafficking charges.

The bill was filed in honor of Chloe Randolph, a murder victim who was found last March.

Its been nearly three weeks since the University of Evansville placed Aces Men’s Head Basketball Coach Walter Mccarty on administrative leave.

A pair of major sporting events this weekend is expected to bring in hundreds of thousands of dollars for the local economy.

The University of Southern Indiana Board of Trustees and President Ronald S. Rochon announce with sadness the death of the University's founding and first president, Dr. David L. Rice.

The fire broke out just after 9:30 Thursday morning at a home in the Buena Vista apartment complex.

School officials tell us the high school will be releasing at 10:30 Thursday morning due to water issues.

A new report issued by the state Council on Postsecondary Education says college credentials are still a good value for Kentuckians.

Thousands of supporters of the Second Amendment are expected to show up in front of the Capitol Building Square on Monday for a gun rally put on by the Virginia Citizen Defense League (VACDL).

We’re told the driver reached down, lost control, and went down an embankment.

Officers say the man is believed to be armed and dangerous.

Farmers we talked to tell us there is potential for this agreement to have a positive impact on their farms. But, they wonder what really lies in the details of this Phase One Agreement.

Huntingburg Regional Aiport is ready for what leaders are calling a “long-overdue makeover.”

The Teacher Locker is a place where EVSC teachers can get free school supplies for their classrooms.

Incoming police officers could soon earn a college degree while going through basic training.

Sports bets already are being placed in states around Kentucky. Now, with a new governor who is backing sports betting, and bi-partisan support, the Bluegrass State is moving toward it.

Since they opened their doors, they have adopted out nearly 30 cats and dogs.

Karen Land, a former dog musher and one of her dogs, Noggin, taught students and faculty about the sport.

The private school claims the picture is the latest in two years’ worth of “lifestyle violations”.

A pharmacist is looking at opening a pharmacy in a historic building downtown.

Back on Dec. 27, the city’s postal service sent a letter to residents that their mail would be suspended due to complaints from mail carriers that they were being attacked by dogs.

The mother arrested in connection with her baby’s death was back in court on Wednesday.

According to city officials, the break, that happened in December, is causing odd water odor, discoloration, and taste.

The fire happened around 9 p.m. at 201 North Scott Street in Owensville.

The stats from the Evansville Fire Department show they were called out 10,000 times in 2019.

Former Evansville doctor, John Honnigford, 47, was sentenced in federal court Wednesday to five years in prison.

A competency hearing is set for Jan. 24, and two weeks have now been reserved for the trial starting March 9.

Eleven people were arrested during a joint law enforcement operation in White County.

Temperatures are supposed to drop and that might prompt people to break out the old space heater to keep warm. However, fire officials say you need to be careful.

Officers were called to an apartment on Tippecanoe Drive just before 2:15 a.m. Wednesday because a neighbor said children had been screaming for at least 30 minutes.

The Isaiah 1:17 Project is calling Jan. 17 a “Day of Hope.”

The driver was identified as 22-year-old Cody A. Randall, of Jeffersonville.

A total of 12 puppies are now recovering after they were found tied in bags in Webster County.

A House committee voted unanimously Wednesday to advance the measure.

There was a traffic alert for drivers in Evansville Wednesday morning.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb addressed the future of the public education during the State of the State address Tuesday night.

The building has been home to several businesses over the last century, and developers hope it will soon be home to a few more.

In Western Kentucky, some fiscal courts have passed resolutions affirming the second amendment. Henderson County is among them, except their resolution covers the entire constitution.

A bill discussed at the Vanderburgh County Commissioners meeting would bring three counties together to maintain, improve the Pigeon Creek waterway.

Jackie is looking forward to the last few months of serving Newburgh and is asking everyone to come by and enjoy for one last time.

Holcomb is set to speak Tuesday night before a joint session of the Indiana House and Senate nearly two months after several thousand teachers attended a Statehouse rally calling for better pay.

The new senior assisted living facility is on the agenda for Tuesday night's Henderson Panning Commission meeting.

The Wee Care program provides infant and pre-school care for EVSC employees’ children.

Construction is coming along on the new Event Center in Newburgh.

The mayor says the key to the cities growth has to be annexation because Owensboro is a "land locked community."

The speech in the House chambers will be broadcast on Kentucky Educational Television.