Several Indiana cities in the Tri-State were awarded thousands from Housing and Urban Development to help low-income families during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Catholic Diocese of Evansville has discovered two students at one of its schools that returned to classes last week has tested positive for COVID-19. This news comes hours after school officials revealed that a staff member at an unidentified school had also been diagnosed for COVID-19.
On Evansville’s northeast side, the grounds of the old Saint Theresa Catholic Parrish on Herndon Drive will soon have new life, as a partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Evansville.
The Superintendent of South Gibson Schools, Dr. Stacey Humbaugh, says a staff member who works at Haubstadt Community Schools tested positive for COVID-19.
Shopping for school supplies is a no brainer for many Tri-State families this time of year, but what they’re buying, and how much they’re buying is definitely different.
According to the Mount Vernon Police Department, Officers Candace Rueger and Brandon Woodley responded to a report of an unconscious woman back on August 3. Officials say the two officers jumped into action to help save the woman’s life.
10 employees traveled to Long Island on Friday to aid the Public Service Electric and Gas Company as utility officials reconnect power after Hurricane Isaias.
As teams across the state inch closer to the start of the regular season, schools are receiving new guidance from the Indiana High School Athletic Association on allowing fans in the stands.
The summer months have given EVSC officials time to properly plan for this new year. Class sizes will be smaller and students will have their own assigned seats facing the same direction.
The exhibit is located just outside the museum in downtown Evansville. The exhibit includes a sandbox to search for hidden treasure, a garden filled with musical instruments, as well as a giant beach umbrella to relax under.
According to the Evansville Police Department, the man stole a red Chevy Impala from Owensboro, before attempting to use the victim’s credit card to pay for gas.
News broke on Thursday regarding New York Attorney General Letitia James, who filed a lawsuit against the National Rifle Association and four individuals, accusing leaders of exploiting the organization for personal gain.
Students in the North Gibson School Corporation head back to school Friday, and some primary students will be returning to a brand new classroom in a brand new building.
School bus stop arm violations happen every year in Dubois County, and officials say they aren’t always successful in catching the people who commit these violations - until now.
If you typically wear cloth masks, it could be hard to come home every day and do a load of laundry to keep them clean, but according to officials at Deaconess Hospital, keeping them washed could help you avoid health concerns.
USI and Evansville Sports Corporation were slated to host the NCAA II Cross Country Midwest Regional November 7 and the NCAA II Cross Country Championships November 21 at Angel Mounds in Evansville.
The Warrick County School Corporation is providing a closer look at an important question - What happens if a student or staff member tests positive for COVID-19?
The Gibson County Prosecutor says Clay Boyer pled guilty Wednesday to Conspiracy to Deal in Methamphetamine and Dealing in Methamphetamine in an amount greater than 10 grams.
Catholic schools start back Wednesday and Thursday across the Evansville Diocese, and soon, EVSC and other school districts will return to in-person learning.
Gary Anderson, along with Joan and Angela Paul, were all accused of murder in November of last year after a body was found buried under concrete in a garage where the Pauls used to live.
In Posey County, an analysis from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration was presented to commissioners Tuesday, regarding a study on the logistics of wind turbines.
