While some businesses are still shut down because of the pandemic, others are re-open and hoping for a profitable summer season.

Daviess Co. Public Schools Superintendent Matt Robbins has a positive update about the new Daviess County Middle School Construction project.

Early voting started on Tuesday in Vanderburgh County. And despite the pandemic, people were allowed inside polling locations.

The Posey County Fair Association’s Board of Directors announced the decision on Facebook Tuesday.

Police say 30-year-old Larry Meriweather Jr. was shot at a home on West Oregon Street.

The state fair is held at the Kentucky Expo Center in Louisville each year.

Bartley Weaver IV is a KY State Trooper, a professional eater and the Tennessee Titans' mascot

EVSC has just announced commencement dates and times for the class of 2020.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear took time Tuesday during his daily briefing to discuss the doll with his image that was hanged in effigy at the State Capitol.

Kentucky Kingdom and Holiday World are two area amusement parks getting ready to open.

The class concluded the parade with students walking on stage accepting their diplomas.

The Green River District Health Department is now sharing the addresses, but not the names of confirmed COVID-19 patients with first responders.

The non-profit has been dealing with increased needs because of the pandemic.

Tennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise Fossil Power Plant shut down in February, and county officials say they’re now seeing a dip in their budget after losing millions of dollars in TVA funds.

Kentucky Transportation officials say the bridge cannot be repaired and that it will remain closed to the public at this time.

Employees have now started coming back.

According to the Kentucky Division of Workforce and Employment Services, Dal-Tile is permanently closing.

The United Way of Southwestern Indiana is hosting its annual K-Camp this summer, but leaders have decided to host this program virtually.

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.

If you are planning a trip to Six Flags this year, you will need to know about the new policies the company has put in place to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

A Providence, Kentucky man is in jail facing driving under the influence and drug possession charges.

10 Mount Vernon residents are facing drug-related charges as a result of an undercover investigation.

One person is dead after a crash in Evansville Monday.

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

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

Pittsburgh police are investigating after they discovered a World War I memorial vandalized on Memorial Day.

The Owensboro Police Department needs help identifying is investigating a theft

Barton Road in Vanderburgh County will be closed Tuesday between Schroeder Road and the Vanderburgh County line for pipe repair.

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.

One person was shot to death overnight in Evansville.

With the unofficial start to summer, many boats will soon be out on the waters and conservation officers want to make sure you're safe.

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.

Kentucky State Police release an update as they continue to search for the truck they believe damaged the Panther Creek bridge last week.

14 News Photojournalist Jake Embrey shows us the sights and sounds of one man who wanted to make sure there was a proper celebration for our fallen heroes.

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.

Mt. Vernon Police say drivers should avoid the area of East Water and Locust Streets.

With the coronavirus still looming, the Christie Place neighborhood came up with an alternative way to celebrate.

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.

Monday’s Memorial Day services looked a little different for everyone. That’s why Kruckemeyer & Cohn Jewelers on Evansville’s east side decided to host a ceremony of their own.

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

A USI basketball player was arrested early Sunday morning after police say he fell asleep behind the wheel sitting at an intersection.

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.

A 22-year-old Evansville woman was arrested Sunday on drug and driving under the influence charges after police say she crashed her car.

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.

More businesses in Kentucky will open for the first time in months Monday.

Little Leagues Return to Practice in Indiana

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

Catholic Diocese has First In-Person Services, since March

She was born with a condition that left most of her intestines outside of her body.