Another Evansville business is closing its doors during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vanderburgh County Dispatch confirmed that crews were on the scene of a crash with injury on Broadway Avenue.

Sunday, the Indiana State Department of Health reported 3,228 new coronavirus cases and 24 additional deaths.

A renewed call by Democrats for an increase to Indiana’s minimum wage isn’t winning over Republicans who control the Statehouse

Students at the University of Evansville are moving back to campus this weekend following the holiday break.

A special surprise for one Evansville veteran this weekend as his family gifted him with a newly restored pickup truck.

An early morning traffic stop sends an Evansville woman to jail on multiple charges.

Deputies say Grant is in the Henderson County Jail on a $3,000 bond.

Illinois health officials are reporting 11,985 new coronavirus cases and 130 additional deaths Saturday.

Saturday, the Green River District Health Department reported 216 new coronavirus cases.

Saturday, the Indiana State Department of Health reported 3,973 new coronavirus cases and 41 additional deaths.

Brief periods of low visibility possible Friday night

The Evansville location on Stockwell Road is hosting its New Year, New Life Blood Drive next Friday, and organizers say this year could be more important than ever.

The COVID-19 vaccination means the world to one of Ascension Saint Vincent’s very favorite volunteers. This returning volunteer is 100-years-old.

An Evansville man has pleaded guilty to attempting to have sex with a child.

2020 was a year riddled with gun violence in Evansville.

Using this list is how Deaconess Health System has managed not to waste a single vaccine dose, according to officials.

The Governor confirmed that 325,625 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been received in Kentucky and 190,547 doses have been administered. Out of these doses, 31,158 have been administered to long-term care facility residents and staff.

Hopkins County has moved to the beginning of Tier 1B, making them one of the first counties in Kentucky to start vaccinating school workers.

Evansville Police are investigating a burglary in the 200 block of West Columbia.

Due to staffing concerns all Tell City-Troy Township Schools, officials say students will move to virtual instruction the week of January 18 through January 22.

The Diocese is giving daily updates.

Dispatchers say it’s at 20865 Highway 416 East.

Governor Pritzker announces Regions 1, 2, 5 will move down into Tier 2 from Tier 3.

A 29-year-old Greenville man that was missing after not returning home from work has been found but was in a crash.

Friday, Indiana reported 4,744 new COVID-19 cases and 42 new deaths.

They say customers receive a robocall claiming to be from the utility, threatening local residents that power will be disconnected unless a mandatory fee is paid.

Vanderburgh County deputies responded to a three-vehicle crash that involved a school bus Friday morning.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been good for shelter animals.

Authorities in Pike County are searching for two male suspects, according to the Indiana State Police in Jasper.

The program was launched at the beginning of last week, giving businesses about two weeks to apply.

Officials with the Evansville Water Sewer Utility say those closures are expected to last for the next four months.

It’s all about patience and timing when it comes to scheduling your vaccine appointment in Indiana.

Governor Andy Beshear announced they’ll be helping open more vaccine clinics around the state to health fight against COVID-19.

The Daviess County Fiscal Court has extended its contract with Owensboro Municipal Utilities to take on coal combustion residuals for another year.

A new semester is at hand for thousands of Tri-State college students.

Senior centers are struggling to pay their bills with the financial restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Castle High School leaders say they have completed the investigation into what they call a racist social media post allegedly made by one of its students.

Owensboro Public School officials have released their detailed plans for sending students back in-person.

Lori Vinson says she was fired from Ascension St. Vincent last Friday as result of her actions of entering the U.S. Capitol building last week in Washington, D.C.

A temporary dumpster is expected to arrive at Woodland Park Apartments in Evansville on Friday after residents issued complaints about trash piling up at the complex.

Kentucky Congressman James Comer voted against impeaching President Donald Trump on Wednesday. 14 News Anchor Dan Katz spoke him about his decision.

Officials say Perry County Sheriff Alan Malone is being treated for COVID-19.

According to Indiana State Police, a crash with injury and entrapment occurred on State Road 64 at Meridian Road in Pike County on Thursday evening.

As COVID-19 vaccinations continue across the Tri-State, it can be difficult to keep up with who is eligible to get a vaccine and how to sign up.

On Thursday, Gov. Andy Beshear announced a new partnership with Kroger to increase vaccinations in the coming months. He says high-volume vaccination centers will be established in regions across Kentucky.

The iron truss structure spans a tributary of Yellow Creek and gives access to the Nature Center and hiking trails in the south end of the park.

They say three people from the overturned vehicle were taken to the Owensboro Health Regional Hospital.

Deputies were warning drivers to avoid northbound highway 41 just south of Haubstadt on Thursday due to a vehicle fire.

Testing at the site, which is administered by OptumServe, will be extended through March, and is available for those that live and work in the Evansville region.

Illinois health officials are reporting 6,652 new coronavirus cases and 88 additional deaths Thursday.

SR 61, just south of SR 68 in Lynnville, is currently closed due to a damaged gas line.

Thursday, Indiana reported 4,411 new COVID-19 cases and 40 new deaths.

A boil water advisory has been issued from some Tennyson water customers.

The Posey County Economic Development Partnership tells us the small businesses are making it through these difficult times.

Custodians in Henderson County are working hard to make sure students in Group 2 are safe when they head back to school Thursday.

For the first time in history, a sitting president has been impeached twice.

Law enforcement agencies are vaccinated, but thousands of teachers are awaiting a vaccination date from the state of Kentucky.