A javelina is going viral after a video of it running was shared on social media.

Transportation officials say a farm vehicle knocked down a power line on Kentucky 69 near Centertown in Ohio County.

Deputies say dispatch got a call just before 9 p.m. Monday about a truck blocking County Road 550 South, just east of County Road 125 West.

Tuesday Sunrise Headlines

A new resolution and ordinance surfaced in the Evansville City Council meeting Monday night.

Two men arrested, accused of trespassing and stealing cut down trees. Reitz Neighborhood Association raising money to buy land to keep it from being developed.

Gabe’s Tower will be demolished later this year.

United Caring Services in Evansville tells us more people are using their services than ever before.

Vincennes University-Jasper is in conversation with the city about building student housing.

Days after a high-profile murder conviction was reversed, the neighbor, who helped one of the victims during the incident, is reacting.

Cave rescuers banded together to get a dog lost in a cave back to safety early Sunday morning in Salem, Indiana.

The Daviess County Fiscal Court is hosting the second forum for a non-discrimination ordinance Monday night.

The state of school funding will be addressed by the Indiana Urban Schools Association at the EVSC school board meeting Monday night.

Ivan Mason passed away late last week. He was a teacher for over 40 years and spent time at Winslow Elementary and Pike Central Middle School.

Evansville Police Officers will soon be out in full force with their eyes on aggressive drivers.

Police say when they arrived at her house for a welfare check, the front door was busted open and there was no sign of her.

Fifteen-month-old Evelyn Boswell was reportedly last seen Dec. 26, 2019 but not reported missing until Feb. 18. TBI says Boswell’s mother and others connected to the case have given conflicting information on when the toddler was last seen.

Authorities said there were inconsistencies with the baby’s injuries and the story they were given.

The Poison Prevention Packaging Act passed in 1970 required a number of household items like cleaning chemicals, flammable liquids and prescriptions to have child-resistant packaging.

Records show both pleaded guilty to two counts of neglect of a dependent. The other 24 charges against Alan and 20 charges against Aimiee were dismissed Monday.

Police say it happened Friday morning on Phillip Stone Way, north of Austin’s Mobile Homes.

Dispatchers say it was first called out at 6:53 a.m. on the bypass near Pleasant Valley Road.

According to the Eastland Mall Facebook page, a new vendor mall will open in the space in early April.

According to police reports, several witnesses reported seeing Aaron Carnahan speeding down Washington Avenue Saturday night.

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The Owensboro Police Department is still looking for missing 42-year-old Chad Noffsinger.

Westbound traffic on the Western Kentucky Parkway in Ohio County will be pushed down to one lane.

A Mt. Vernon man admitted to recent burglaries after he was arrested, according to the Posey County Sheriff says.

Two people were arrested early Sunday after reports of a pregnant woman being hit several times during an argument.

The victim in a deadly crash early Saturday has been identified.

Firefighters say a fire in the attic of an Evansville home caused “quite a bit of damage.”

Indiana State Police has canceled a Silver Alert Sunday for Lester Burbrink, the missing man from Columbus, Indiana.

A Kentucky family got an opportunity to meet the man who received their daughters heart.

A section of I-69 has been reopened after a crash.

Police were called to the Ellis Park area around 6 p.m. Friday for reports of a female running in and out of traffic.

Firefighters were called to a pair of fires within a five-hour time span on Saturday.

Saturday is the second day the Franklin Street Events Association is celebrating Mardi Gras.

Dispatch tells us crews have been called to a hit and run incident in Evansville.

An Owensboro man with a warrant is in jail after police say he barricaded himself inside a residence that was occupied by four other individuals.

The City of New Orleans has confirmed that a person has been struck and killed by a float Saturday night during Endymion.

The McCutchanville Fire held its annual Chili Day on Saturday to raise money in honor of Jeremy Tighe.

An academic couple who vanished during a getaway in the woods of Northern California coastline has been found by search-and-rescue workers who spent almost a week looking for them and gave up hopes of finding them alive.

A man is in jail on a $30,000 and officers say they found several explosive devices at his home during an investigation.

After a three-month investigation, the Owensboro Police Department says they’ve made three arrests and have seized about one pound of meth.

Police arrested a man, who has numerous reports filed against by the same victim, on several charges including stalking.

The reward for information leading to an arrest in the case of more than 20 horses shot and killed near a strip-mining site in Floyd County has increased.

A teen driver had to be taken to the hospital on Friday after their vehicle rolled over multiple times.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced Friday that he’ll sign Senate Bill 8 into law, meaning schools across the state will be required to arm their resource officers.

Friday was the last day for students and staff at the Harsha Autism Center.

Questionnaires can be filled out online or are available at the libraries.

That chase started near 41 and Interstate 64 and lasted until deputies and state police got her stopped at Mt. Pleasant and 41.

A gender-inclusive option is also available, which means that students of any gender identity can now live together.

The library hosted a welcome reception for new CEO-Director Scott Kinney on Friday.

The association is hosting the 30th Bryant Stiles Officers School.

Loehrlein was convicted last year of murdering his wife Sherry and attempting to kill his twin daughters.

The Dream Center is partnering with the YMCA for the 32nd annual “pancake days.”

McGrath stopped by Moonlite Bar-B-Q to campaign for the upcoming senate race.

The rule will begin in March.