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DNR: Evansville man arrested for timber theft
Indiana conservation officers arrested an Evansville man after a year-long timber theft investigation.
27th annual Ritzy’s Fantasy of Lights opening Thanksgiving
The Fantasy of Lights opens on Thanksgiving and runs until New Year’s Day.
UE offering rapid-result COVID-19 testing to students returning home
UE will begin offering free, rapid-result testing to students who are planning to return home for Thanksgiving Break.
Different COVID-19 testing options & the best ways to get your results
As coronavirus cases are rising, the likelihood of finding out you’ve been exposed is also rising.
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Coronavirus spike instigates new wave of panic-buying shoppers
The coronavirus supply shortage is happening yet again.
Passengers flying despite CDC warning against Thanksgiving holiday travel
Despite the CDC’s recommendation against traveling for Thanksgiving, airports throughout the country have been busy this weekend, including Evansville Regional Airport.
2 Evansville homes struck by bullets over the weekend
Evansville police respond to two separate shots fired runs over the weekend.
Tri-State stores prepare for holiday shopping surge
With Thanksgiving just a few days away, stores across the Tri-State prepare for a holiday shopping surge.
Traffic Alert: Car crash with injuries near St. Joseph Ave. and Franklin St.
According to Evansville Central Dispatch, a car crash with injuries occurred near St. Joseph Avenue and Franklin Street in Evansville on Sunday afternoon.
State map shows 48 new COVID-19 deaths, 3 reported in our area
The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,255 new coronavirus cases and 48 new deaths.
Man in jail on several charges after traffic stop
An Evansville man is in jail on multiple charges after a traffic stop.
EPD responds to reported robbery Sat.
Officers responded to the 1700 block of Stevens Avenue in reference to a holdup report. That’s where police met with the victim.
Police: 2 dead after early morning shooting in Jasper
The Jasper Police Department is investigating a deadly shooting that happened at the Maple Grove Trailer Park early Saturday morning.
Evansville man and woman arrested on several dealing charges
An Evansville man and woman are in jail on several drug-related charges after a traffic stop early Saturday morning.
Crews respond to overnight garage fire in Evansville
According to the Evansville Fire Department, firefighters were dispatched to the 3300 block of Austin Avenue around 3:32 a.m. on Saturday.
State map shows 40 new COVID-19 deaths; 146 new cases in Vanderburgh Co.
The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,983 new coronavirus cases and 40 new deaths on Saturday.
Indiana woman finds creative punishment for son with social media help
Linda Hublard was shocked when her son Gavin, 14, was charged with vandalism in November. Now she's making him pay his own fees.
New restaurant brings worldly flavors to downtown Evansville
What was first a Nabisco Factory, then home to the National Biscuit Company, has once again been given new life.
Donations needed for ‘Totes of Hope’
The American Red Cross, along with Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program, is once again launching the Totes of Hope, to help give back to low-income and homeless veterans in the Evansville area.
Settlement reached between Walter McCarty and First Federal Savings Bank
In September, the bank alleged McCarty owed them $45,000 plus interest for money borrowed in October of 2018.
EPD: Man shot to death, woman claiming to do it shot in the foot
Officers were called to the 1300 block of N. Fulton for a report of shots fired.
Coroner: Cause of death released for suspect in alleged Loft Cove break-in
The suspect in a weekend break-in reported in the 100 block of Loft Cove has died.
2 more COVID-19 deaths, 184 new cases reported in Vanderburgh Co.
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 6,912 new positive cases and 63 new COVID-19 related deaths Friday.
Sheriff’s office warning about porch pirates ahead of holiday season
As the holiday season nears, the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents of porch pirates.
Community One dedicates newly renovated home in Evansville
Friday in Evansville, community leaders dedicated a new home in the Glenwood neighborhood.
Schwinghamer chosen as next mayor in Huntingburg
Huntingburg mayoral candidate Steve Schwinghammer was voted by a caucus on Thursday evening to replace current Mayor Denny Spinner.
Evansville brothers find a forever home
Inside a courtroom on Thursday morning, David and Kayla Delong made it official, becoming the proud parents of two little boys.
Tri-State mayors, hospital officials urge people not to get together for Thanksgiving
Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke was joined by Henderson Mayor Steve Austin, Mount Vernon Mayor Bill Curtis, Princeton Mayor Greg Wright, and Boonville Mayor Charlie Wyatt for a press conference on Wednesday.
Substitute teachers needed in Evansville as classroom demands continue to grow
School officials are seeing more and more teachers consider early retirement, or even resigning because of recent demands.
Evansville Police officer honored for distinguished service
Only 23 law enforcement officers across the country received this honor.
Evansville holds virtual Christmas tree lighting ceremony
Evansville’s annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony was online this year.
Berry Global reports record 4th quarter & fiscal year 2020 results
Berry Global released its fourth-quarter results on Thursday.
EVPL shifting to curbside services only
Due to the rising numbers of COVID-19 cases, officials with the Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library will shift to curbside only services beginning Monday, November 23.
IN reports 7.4K new COVID-19 cases, 4 new local deaths
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 7,420 new positive cases and 59 new COVID-19 related deaths Thursday.
Two Posey Co. men facing child porn charges
Officials say 34-year-old Corey Hobbs and 39-year-old Branden Wagner were arrested.
House collapses in Evansville
Officials say there was a report of a house collapse in the 300 block of Edgar Street late Thursday morning.
Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra to hold free performance Thurs.
Philharmonic officials say this performance is a part of its free Diversity Series called “Connect & Celebrate: New Traditions.”
Funeral homes feeling ‘overwhelmed’ from COVID-19 pandemic
As the pandemic continues, funeral homes are having to adapt quickly during the deadly COVID-19 public health emergency.
INDOT receives public comment on pedestrian crossing near Bosse H.S.
The meeting is to offer the public a chance to comment on the recommended pedestrian crossing on US 41 at Washington Ave.
Juvenile charged after Evansville shooting
Evansville police are investigating a shooting on the city’s south side that happened Tuesday night.
Deaconess breaks ground on new medical center in Newburgh
The 140,000 square-foot facility will allow patients with digestive disorders to receive care from GI experts in one centralized location at Deaconess Gateway Hospital.
3 people, including toddler, hit by car outside Evansville Meijer
Evansville Police say three people, including a toddler were sent to the hospital after a car drove up on the sidewalk outside of Meijer.
Evansville Rescue Mission’s ‘Drumstick Dash’ canceled
The Evansville Rescue Mission says they submitted an application, but it was denied.
IN reports 2 new local COVID-19 deaths; Perry and Spencer in red
Wednesday, the Indiana State Department of Health reported 6,143 new positive cases and 60 new COVID-19 related deaths.
Wadesville home fully engulfed in fire when crews arrive
Fire crews were called to the 200 block of N. Oliver Road in Wadesville late Wednesday morning.
Josh Minkler resigns as U.S. Attorney for Southern District of IN
He plans to join a private law firm in the Indianapolis area.
Bishop calls for temporary suspension of in-person UMC services
The Bishop of the Indiana Conference of The United Methodist Church is calling for churches to suspend in-person services for the foreseeable future due to COVID-19.
Tri-State has deadliest day since pandemic started
Coronavirus death tolls shatter in parts of the Tri-State.
‘A Downtown Christmas’ canceled due to Gov. Holcomb’s limit on gatherings
A pair of Christmas events have been canceled due to COVID-19.
Vanderburgh Co. Health Depart. sends ‘cease and desist’ letters to businesses
The Vanderburgh County Health Department says it’s sending “cease and desist letters” to businesses that are disregarding the state’s COVID guidelines.
New plans revealed for Evansville’s 5th and Main Street
The Evansville skyline will soon change. The tallest building within a 100 mile radius, 420 Main, will be demolished in 2021.
Tri-State hospitals provide capacity updates
With COVID-19 hospitalizations on the rise, 14 News checked in with small hospitals in our area to see how their numbers were stacking up in terms of ICU beds available, staffing and PPE.
EPD looking for reported stolen camper
Evansville police are trying to find a stolen camper.
Man found guilty of murder, attempted murder in April 2019 shooting
On Tuesday, the Vanderburgh County jury found Elijah Parchman guilty of murder and attempted murder following a shooting that took place in April 2019.
Youth First, Joshua Academy receives $25K grant
That money will be used to start Youth First Social Work services at the school.
1 person displaced after apartment fire in Evansville
One person has been displaced after a fire Tuesday afternoon.
Warrick Co. buys mobile morgue
With so many COVID-19 deaths across the country, emergency officials in many states are worried they don’t have enough room in the county morgues.
Evansville’s Christmas tree lighting event going virtual
Evansville city officials announced on Tuesday that the annual Christmas tree lighting event will now be held virtually.
Dream Center celebrates newly renovated gym
The Dream Center Evansville announced the renovation of its gym with the help of the Indianapolis NBA All-Star Legacy Committee.
10 more local COVID-19 related deaths; 84 new deaths statewide
The Indiana State Department of Health reported 5,541 new positive cases and 84 new COVID-19 related deaths Tuesday.
Gibson Co. Health Department offering free COVID-19 testing site
Officials tell us that testing will be available to all members of the public regardless of symptoms.
When you should get tested while heading into winter months
Doctors at Deaconess say if you have any symptoms of flu or COVID-19, you should get tested.