The Kentucky map is now showing a fourth death in Hopkins County.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has brought the sports world to a standstill, so that means sports betting is also currently off the books.

Robocalls have turned from the usual social security fraud scams to coronavirus-related messages. The FTC says some are peddling fake products, and others are looking to cash in on stimulus checks.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker is set to give his Friday coronavirus update at 2:30 Central.

An associate at Carhartt’s distribution facility in Hanson, Kentucky has tested positive for COVID-19 and is currently seeking medical treatment.

The uncertainty around the coronavirus has caused some people to stress, be fearful, and feel anxious. Children are not immune to those feelings.

Students, especially seniors across Indiana, are still processing the announcement they won’t be back in the traditional classroom this school year.

Crews were called to the scene of a fire on 5th Avenue, near Fountain Avenue Friday morning.

Friday Sunrise Headline

The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Kentucky has now climbed to 680. 66 of those are in the seven-county Green River District.

The Indiana High School Athletic Association announces on Thursday afternoon that all spring sports have been canceled for the remainder of the school year.

The Indiana State Schools Superintendent announced Thursday that K-12 schools will remain closed for the rest of the school year.

Bud’s Rockin’ Country Bar & Grill on West Franklin Street in Evansville is handing out hundreds of its BBQ parfaits to workers affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Families turned out by the car-load right as one shift was about to end and another begin.

Deaconess officials say they are now able to offer onsite testing for the COVID-19 coronavirus.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is sending hundreds of ambulances, EMT's and paramedics to New York City to help with the COVID-19 crisis.

It Takes a Village No-Kill Rescue says it has been receiving numerous calls from people who can no longer afford to take care of their animals.

Millions of Americans are trying to get through to unemployment offices after losing their jobs to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Local businesses across America are struggling to make ends meet as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. In Jasper, this hits home for one start-up bakery shop.

Evansville Water and Sewer Utility filed a lawsuit against the previous owners of the McCurdy Buiding back in July 2018 for outstanding sewer charges.

Homeowners in Posey County are finding a unique way to show support to essential workers.

The University of Evansville has been notified that an employee who works in Olmsted Administration Hall has tested positive for COVID-19.

A temporary resident at the Evansville Independent Self-Isolation Center has passed away.

Big factories in Posey County like SABIC and AstraZeneca are increasing production efforts despite the coronavirus (COVID-19).

There are no positive cases in our four counties in Illinois, but just outside the Tri-State, there is one in Saline County.

Transportation officials say U.S 60 in Union County was closed between Sturgis and Sullivan due to an over-turned semi.

Thursday Sunrise Headlines

Hopkins Co. announces its third confirmed COVID-19 death on Wednesday afternoon.

Keusch Glass Inc. is now helping keep medical professionals safe as they care for COVID-19 patients.

The Sisters of Saint Benedict in Ferdinand found a unique way to pray for those affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

As people follow social distancing rules, some are now calling law enforcement in Dubois County, reporting people who aren’t.

The Green River District Health Department reported 17 additional confirmed COVID-19 cases Wednesday.

First responders from across the Tri-State are taking extra precautions during the pandemic.

Organizations like Court Appointed Special Advocates (or “CASA”) and Holly’s House are asking for local communities in Evansville to help keep an eye on children during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Rental property tenants are worried about how the COVID-19 Pandemic will affect their ability to pay rent.

A partnership between the Catholic Diocese of Evansville and several Evansville agencies is providing a safe place for the homeless during COVID-19.

Their parent company, Alliance Resource Partners, announced Wednesday that they are temporarily ceasing coal production at all of its Illinois basin mines.

An employee at the UniFirst Corporation’s national distribution center has tested positive with the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Troopers tell us they were called around 12:30 a.m. on Wednesday by the Spencer County Sheriff’s Office about a man refusing to come out of his home.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker is giving his daily coronavirus update.

The global pandemic is causing the temporary loss of more jobs.

The Indiana Department of Health has updated COVID-19 numbers Wednesday.

Evansville Police created a video in order to spread the importance of social distancing.

Wednesday Sunrise Headlines

Illinois Governor is working to cut down on the spread of COVID-19 throughout the state’s department of corrections.

14 News’s very own Mike Blake is among the first 100 to be inducted into the Indiana Sports Hall of Fame.

The Indiana Health Department has released Tuesday COVID-19 numbers.

Health officials are working long hours to make sure you are staying safe and aware as more COVID-19 tests come back positive.

Chief Medical Officer Dr. Wayne Lipson says they are now using a quicker COVID-19 test which provides results within 24 to 48 hours.

Glenmore Distillery is offering free sanitizing products to essential businesses and operations in Kentucky. OZ Tyler Distillery is also helping local organizations by making hand sanitizer.

Hospital officials say, so far, no one who’s gone through the drive-through has tested positive for COVID-19.

A WARN notice filed with the state of Indiana says 76 employees at the Double Tree Hotel in downtown Evansville have lost their jobs.

In Henderson and Newburgh, they’re still working to clean up damage from the weekend tornadoes.

With the Coronavirus stopping most normal business in the Tri-State, food banks are struggling to provide meals for their clients.

Kimball International announces important shifts in business operations to prioritize the demand for healthcare products.

Vanderburgh County Commissioners approved Berry Global’s production of face shields.

The Green River District Health Department says they have their first coronavirus related death in Daviess County.

Ten different restaurants delivered 800 meals to St. Vincent employees Tuesday.