A traffic alert for drivers in Hopkins County.

A man, who police say in no stranger to law enforcement, is facing new charges in Evansville.

Police say witnesses saw a car slowly heading down E. Louisiana Street near Elsas Avenue. They say they watched it crash into the back of a parked dump truck.

Dispatchers say a piece of farm equipment caught fire in the 1700 block of Harmons Ferry Road, and at least one person has chemical burns.

The league said Friday it has not been given access to information in the court proceedings, and a district attorney in June said an investigation was dropped because officials couldn't prove who injured the boy.

Ellis Park has now canceled all racing for Saturday in addition to Friday’s cancellation because of the heat.

Officials in a northern Indiana county paid about $132,000 in ransom to hackers who took over some of the county’s computers.

A church in Ohio County was vandalized.

The shooting happened around one Friday morning on Florence Street.

The former MotoGP World Champion Nicky Hayden is being honored during an event at the Daniel Pitino Shelter on Thursday.

Despite the heat, the Princeton Tigers Marching Band gutted out their practice under the sun on Thursday.

Reitz incoming junior Khristian Lander hasn’t committed to any colleges just yet, but he’s got plenty of offers to choose from.

This event doubles, possibly even triples the population of Sturgis.

Although there was no way for the staff to be in control of what was happening outside of the pool, they took control of the guests who were inside.

A lot of parents were able to bring in coolers for the girls, but the tournament also made sure that each player was cared for.

The restaurant had been open for just two days before the accident happened.

A top award for Carver Community Organization’s Executive Director.

Police say bringing back their Flex Team is helping reduce crime and build trust with the community.

Dugan Best Park will now be open until 9 pm to keep kids off the streets.

The Rotary Club is helping some students before school starts.

Neighborhood Watch: Owensboro park open later; DCSO searching for stolen bike

Huntingburg Mayor Denny Spinner outlined the big projects in the last year and what’s to come.

Voting changes are coming after a decision was approved by County Commissioners last week.

Officials with Wilson Auction and Realty say it will be auctioned off September 10 at 10 a.m.

The first two new Toys R Us stores will open in Texas and the other in New Jersey.

It’s the 23rd season for the summer musical and the “Kings of New York” are coming to the Tri-State for “Newsies.”

Hot off the heels of announcing his bid for reelection, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb made a stop in Evansville to meet with supporters and protesters.

An Evansville woman, who thought she was close to dying, has new hope thanks to a cancer treatment.

The first day of school in the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation is quickly approaching...

The 99th annual Vanderburgh County 4-H Fair gets underway Monday.

Indiana's attorney general has reversed himself and decided against appealing a federal judge's decision to block a state law that would ban a second-trimester abortion procedure.

An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect from Thursday afternoon through Sunday evening.

For the Southern Indiana Spikes 14U team, the game is about more than just winning or losing.

Two Southern Indiana groups are now appealing an air permit approved for the plant.

Right now, Kentucky State Police’s entry is in second place. Illinois and Indiana could use a little help though.

According to the affidavit, the juveniles told detectives about the alleged incidents, which they say happened at Jasper Apostolic Church where Hensley attended.

A food pantry in Posey County has been serving the community for decades, all thanks to some farmers with an idea, and volunteers with the heart to carry it out. Now the pantry is in a transition period and they are asking for help to continue operating.

The US 60 detour has caused more traffic, speeding and accidents on side roads.

Like many others in Graham, Kentucky, Thomas Bard once walked the halls as a student at Graham School. It’s been vacant since the the county schools consolidated. But now Bard and his wife are transforming it into what will be known as the Bard Distillery.

Blood had to be cleaned from a room in the Hall of Justice after two attorneys got into a fight Wednesday morning.

Each home will be in the $150,000-$200,000 range.

According to Mayor Austin, the structure should be completed by late summer or early fall.

We got a look at what the renovated Northeast Dubois High School will look like.

Ellerbush grew up on Grimm Farm, which is right where Primrose sits now.

An Evansville man is facing charges of child neglect and driving while intoxicated.

Neighborhood Watch: Credit cards stolen; Sprint date breach; Darmstadt stop sign

The Sheriff’s Office is investigating several vehicle break-ins and thefts.

A Nashville developer is proposing a banjo shaped Ferris wheel and drop tower in the heart of downtown Owensboro.

Shots were fired early Wednesday afternoon near Rochelle-Landers Pool.

State police say the suspects in a police chase that ended in a Posey County cornfield have been caught.

Changes are coming to an intersection in Vanderburgh County.

Authorities say they’ve had an open investigation involving Floyd for some time.

Two Tri-State communities are getting grants for sidewalk projects.

Geller's remains were among more than 300 sets of remains co-mingled in graves at Punchbowl.

Officials in West Palm Beach are hoping a continuous loop of children's songs played throughout the night will keep homeless people from sleeping on the patio of a city-owned rental banquet facility

Melissa Joy Gladden and Jerry Jay Kirkley have been taken into custody and their children are safe.

A group of concerned citizens say the newly proposed wind turbine project may jeopardize the radar and, in turn, public safety.

Softball teams packed Main Street, decked out in red, white and blue. More than 200 teams from eight different states were apart of it.