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Indianapolis man relocates, volunteers at COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Evansville for weeks
An Indianapolis man has been helping hundreds of people get vaccinated for COVID-19 in Evansville.
COVID-19 vaccine clinics held in housing complex lobbies
Low-rent housing complexes in Evansville held vaccine clinics to try and reach people closer to home.
Henderson Co. Coroner recalls local mass shooting in 2008
Five people were shot and killed after a gunman opened fired in Henderson at Atlantis Plastics in June 2008.
Indianapolis police identify 8 victims killed in mass shooting
Authorities say a gunman killed eight people and wounded several others before apparently taking his own life.
MOST RECENT
Mistrial in attempted murder case in Posey Co.
Kyler Butler was arrested after a shooting that happened in January 2018.
Ind. reports 16 new COVID cases, 1 new death in Vanderburgh Co.
Friday, Indiana reported 1,327 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths.
Woman behind viral video of soldier’s confrontation with Black man shares what happened
Shadae McCallum says the conversation quickly got tense.
EPD identifies suspect in porch pirate case
The Evansville Police Department says they have identified the suspect in a porch pirate case.
Officials: Semi drives off I-64 in Warrick Co., driver reportedly fell asleep
That accident happened near mile marker 43, around the exit to Boonville.
Owensboro Regional Farmers’ Market opens Sat.
A bunch of vendors will be set up at the Market Pavillon on Triplett.
Kentucky Motor Speedway celebrating 60th anniversary this weekend
The season kicks off Saturday with a car show at Moonlite BBQ.
City of Owensboro asks public to report potholes
The city of Owensboro wants you to be on the lookout for potholes next week.
J&J COVID-19 vaccine clinic canceled in Dubois Co.
A cancellation text or email should be sent to everyone who had an appointment.
Green River District reports 1 new COVID-19 death, 37 more cases
You can roll up your sleeve Friday at the Dugan Best Community Center in Owensboro for a COVID-19 vaccination clinic.
Police: Missing Evansville woman returns home
EPD says officers talked to her and she appears to be fine.
Friday Sunrise Headlines
At least eight people are dead after a mass shooting at an Indianapolis FedEx facility.
Evansville Thunder victorious, Owensboro Ramage stumbles at USA Nationals
The Evansville Thunder and Owensboro Rampage both made history for their respective programs as the first teams to ever compete at USA Hockey Nationals.
Group organizes rally in support of 2nd amendment in Union Co.
A group gathered in downtown Morganfield on Thursday evening to show support of the Second Amendment.
Fort Jackson suspends sergeant accused of assaulting Black man in SC neighborhood
Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan Pentland faces assault charges.
Downtown Evansville restaurant closes for the week due to worker shortage
Arazu on Main is having trouble maintaining a staff, which is something businesses across the country have had issues with recently.
In-person unemployment appointments begin in Kentucky
Thursday was the first time in three years people could attend an in-person unemployment appointment.
Native Americans reburied at Angel Mounds
Officials with Indiana University say they worked with several tribal nations to complete repatriation at the site.
Owensboro bowling alley listed for sale, owner retiring
An Owensboro bowling lane is rolling out of business.
Ky. Gov. Beshear responds to report of state workers gaming unemployment system
The positivity rate currently stands at 3.45% statewide.
Deaconess President provides coronavirus and vaccine updates
The President of Deaconess Health System, Dr. James Porter speaks on 14 News at 6 frequently to provide updates on the coronavirus pandemic and vaccine in our community.
Grandfather shoots mask-wearing grandson in home invasion in N.C., officials say
The home invasion happened before 9 a.m. at a home on 38th Street NW, near Cape Hickory Road, in Long View.
Lifeguards needed for Atkinson Pool to open this summer
Henderson city leaders say that Atkinson Pool may not be able to open for the season without more lifeguards.
Hiring event held in Henderson
Employers like Scot Manufacturing, Tropicana, Gibbs and others are looking to fill full-time and part-time positions.
Senator Rand Paul supports pulling troops from Afghanistan
Thursday, Senator Paul reintroduced the American Forces Going Home After Noble Service Act.
Owensboro Airport has land for sale
The airport says when the land sells, they’ll have money for projects around the airport that will bring good-paying jobs to Owensboro.
Owensboro elementary students participate in bike safety rodeo
Students at Sutton Elementary School got to take part in the Norton Children’s Hospital Bike Safety Rodeo.
Ind. reports 9 new COVID deaths statewide, 20 new cases in Vanderburgh Co.
Thursday, Indiana reported 1,408 new COVID-19 cases and nine new deaths.
Signature HealthCARE SAFEGUARD program aims to limit exposure of infectious viruses
The program is aimed to limit exposure to residents and staff who live and work in the facilities as well as families who visit.
Wabash Co. Health Department holding vaccine clinic at Parkview Chruch
The Wabash County Health Department is hosting a COVID-19 vaccination clinic Thursday.
Multiple pets die in morning house fire in Evansville
Officials say four people were inside at the time, but all made it out safely.
Police investigating counterfeit $100 used at Henderson Walgreens
Officers say a woman used the counterfeit bill while checking out around 7 on Tuesday night.
Police: Suspect caught in Madisonville convenience store burglary
Madisonville police say the suspect involved in the burglary of a convenience store has confessed.
Thursday Sunrise Headlines
Madisonville police caught a suspect wanted in a burglary
Firefighters take part in live fire training in Daviess Co.
The Airport-Sorgho Fire Department in conjunction with Kentucky State Fire and Rescue conducted live fire training exercises on Wednesday.
Mother of Tri-State solider killed in war shares thoughts on US withdrawing troops from Afghanistan
For 20 years, the U.S. military has had involvement overseas in Afghanistan.
New Owensboro assisted living facility set to open next week
There’s a brand new multi-million dollar senior living community on Owensboro’s Northeast side, and it’s set to open on Monday.
Posey Co. family hoping for FEMA help after woman’s COVID death
The Wallers lost their rock when 83-year-old Mary died, but FEMA funds could help soften the blow financially.
First responders visit kids in Newburgh
April is Autism Awareness Month, and kids in Newburgh got a visit from first responders on Wednesday.
14 News interviews gold medalist Lilly King with 100 days left before Tokyo Olympics
King won two gold medals in the 2016 Olympics in Rio, one in the 100-meter breaststroke and one in the women’s 4x100-meter medley.
Evansville awards Tri-State Towing with another city contract
It’s official, Tri-State Towing will be awarded the city of Evansville’s towing contract again.
Muhlenberg Co. moves to ‘green’ on state map
Kentucky’s COVID-19 current incident rate map shows Muhlenberg County is green. This means that case numbers are some of the lowest in the state.
Owensboro trolley rides returning to downtown streets
The old-time trolleys are coming back to the streets of downtown Owensboro after a hiatus.
Title IX attorney explains UE investigation process
A former UE student is targeting the University and accusing former Men’s Basketball Coach Walter McCarty of rape.
Downtown Princeton renovating old Greek’s building
Brothers Louis and Peter Andriakos opened Greeks at 201 N. Hart Street in 1906.
Tell City man sentenced in Medicaid fraud case
The Kentucky Attorney General says Eric Daum pleaded guilty to one count of Devising or Engaging in a Scheme to Defraud Medicaid of $300 or more, a Class D Felony.
Lights working again at Hwy 41 & Washington Ave.
That’s the area INDOT is changing the traffic flow in preparation for a pedestrian bridge.
Evansville teen picks up history book, grabs Dan Rather’s attention
Some kids have a hard time finding interest in history books, but it can be even harder when you have autism.
1 new COVID-19 case reported in Edwards Co.
There were no new deaths reported in our Illinois area.
Green River District reports 1 new COVID-19 death, 35 more cases
The newly reported death was a resident of Henderson County.
COVID-19 vaccine walk-in clinic held at Old National Events Plaza
This is the first time the Vanderburgh County Health Department has opened its clinic to walk-in visitors.
Promise Zone mobile app gives Evansville residents access to COVID-19 resources
Officials say the Promise Zone mobile app has assisted more than 6,000 Evansville residents.
INDOT hosting virtual job fair
Officials are hosting a virtual job fair Wednesday.
EPD officers starting ‘Walking Wednesdays’
Officers plan to walk around neighborhoods and meet with those in the community.
Person taken to hospital after being hit by car in Evansville
That person was taken to the hospital for minor injuries.
Harrison High School tennis coach passes away unexpectedly
Trapp was well known within the city’s tennis community,
Wednesday Sunrise Headlines
An investigation is ongoing in Evansville after a person was hit by a car on Washington Avenue.
Owensboro Rampage receives heroic send-off to USA Nationals
The team was greeted by younger PuckHog players after their final practice Tuesday night before heading to Omaha, Nebraska