Deputies say 37-year-old Robert Harms was wanted on warrants out of Wabash County and Gibson County in Indiana.

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

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

Fireworks may be your favorite part of the Fourth of July, but your pets aren’t fans.

An investigation revealed that the victim and her daughter were allegedly abducted from their Evansville home by her boyfriend Quinton Jennings.

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is offering a $100 bounty per fish.

A host of new laws go into effect in Indiana. These new laws range from protecting victims of crime, defining animal abuse, to protecting school children.

Nearly two dozen states have pursued legalization in the past two years.

The news release says the truck flipped several times after hitting the ditch.

Troopers say the storms on Friday caused a crash that sent a woman to the hospital.

A plan to reduce pollution could impact the Tri-State.

An Illinois farmer is using his field to protest to help get his cousin back to the United States.

According to some customers, they were waiting for 30 minutes in line to check out.

It wasn’t just any game, it was the Cardinals vs. Cubs rivalry match-up.

Neighborhood Watch: OPD investigating church theft; Drug take back day success

The tall left-handed pitcher from Wabash Valley College is Milwaukee bound.

EPD looking for driver in hit and run incident. Police looking for made accused of stealing tip jar from Phone Todd.

It appears Illinois will be the next state to legalize recreational marijuana. The House voted to send the marijuana bill to Governor JB Pritzker.

The Illinois House approved legalized recreational marijuana use on Friday, May 31.

Neighborhood Watch: Law enforcement warns of scams in Tri-State

In the news release, deputies say the Chevy S-10 went off the road and hit the tree head-on.

Illinois state police say this happened just before 6 Wednesday evening on Route 141 at Vine Street.

Tens of thousands of Illinois residents whose gun licenses have been revoked could still be in possession of firearms, according to an analysis of state records by the Chicago Tribune.

House Democrats in Illinois have advanced a measure to replace the state's abortion law with less restrictive language that gives people "a fundamental right" to make decisions about their reproductive health.

The long-pursued goal of expanding casino gambling in Illinois is scheduled for a new look by the General Assembly.

The boy has been found and is safe.

Illinois State Police is investigating the death of a Cisne man.

Someone led authorities on a high-speed chase in Posey County early Monday morning.

If passed, restaurants could choose to accept food stamps

The coroner tells us a semi and a car were involved in the crash Thursday around 4:15 a.m.

The Chicago Cubs say they are investigating a fan using what appeared to be an offensive hand gesture associated with racism behind a black television reporter who was on the air.

Recently, the Jasper Post participated in the Indiana State Police Drug Enforcement Agency’s Drug Take-Back initiative.

Henderson Deputies say the woman used her son shield her from being arrested.

The announcement for applications will come soon.

Saturday is your chance to run from the cops and not get arrested.

He died Monday at his home in Mount Carmel.

The policy starts September 1.

State Police say it happened late Monday night on Route 141 just east of the Little Wabash River Bridge.

The event starts Monday and will last through May 4.

Neighborhood Watch: Car break-in; Wanted Wednesday; Daviess Co. reward

A Gibson County Sheriff’s deputy and a Princeton Police Department K9 unit helped in a meth bust Monday night. Union County adds Crime Watchers anonymous tip line.

Major League Baseball is investigating a racist message sent to Chicago Cubs reliever Carl Edwards Jr. on social media this month.

Cox said on April 15 that a toxicology report revealed Naylor tested positive for methamphetamine.

Chances are you’ve noticed an uptick in your allergy symptoms right now. Well doctors say you aren’t alone.

The suit alleges Morris didn't want the abortion but felt pressured by the hospital's risk management team.

Neighborhood Watch: OPD looking Walmart thefts suspects; Wanted Wednesday

Meijer says some of their ground beef may contain pieces of plastic.

Starting this summer, the smoking age in Illinois will match the drinking age.

Thompson tells us he has a plan to fix the town's water issue.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill Sunday that raises the legal age for purchasing tobacco products from 18 to 21.

Tuesday night is Illinois consolidated elections and city council, school board, and other local offices are up for grabs around the state.

The bill also proposes raising fees for driver's licenses and vehicle registration.

Chicago Cubs pitcher Cole Hamels had had fun few days of firsts. Over the weekend, he recorded his first hole-in-one on a golf course, and on Monday night, he hit a home run in his final spring training tuneup.

Wabash Community Unit Schools Superintendent Chuck Bleyer has to fill around four or five positions every school year. He says they are lucky if three people apply for a position, but sometimes, they may only have one.

We are tracking severe weather moving through the Tri-State.

Schools across southern Illinois are dealing with a teacher shortage.

He was taken into custody in Union County, Kentucky.

Brooke Naylor was last seen in Harrisburg on March 3.