A warning is issued by a Tri-State animal control officer in regard to protecting your pets.

During Wednesday’s meeting, school officials announced their intention for all students to return to in-person classes four days per week, starting on March 22.

The health system says its antibody treatment numbers are staggering and the therapy can prevent serious symptoms or hospitalizations.

The Daviess County and Owensboro Public School districts held joint press conference Wednesday afternoon to discuss proposed plans on returning to in-person learning five-days a week.

Officials say they are looking for more assistance due to an increase in calls.

Judge-Executive Al Mattingly spoke with KYTC Secretary Jim Gray about the commonwealth’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

Kentucky is reporting that 400,307 residents have tested positive since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. The positivity rate currently stands at 5.9% statewide.

For those who want to report a pothole on a city street, people can do so on the city’s website.

The Henderson Fire Department was called to the top of one of the tanks at International Paper Wednesday.

Crews will be removing a small section of metal that has been pushed above the surface of the roadway.

According to the FBI, the Union County woman that 14 News interviewed after the Capitol riots, along with her husband, have been arrested.

Big River Electric Corporation is once again in front of city leaders with a purchase proposal for Henderson Municipal Power & Light including $90 million for its assets.

K-3rd will start March 1, 4th-8th will start March 8, and 9th-12th will return March 15.

A Dawson Springs Independent School System Board meeting is set for Tuesday night at 6 p.m.

Detectives with the Madisonville-Hopkins County Vice/Narcotics Unit say they, along with other agencies, have been investigating a drug trafficking operation.

The Green River District Health Department reported one new COVID-19 related death and 31 additional cases.

Kentucky lawmakers have advanced legislation allowing to-go alcohol sales to become a permanent fixture for restaurants as a pick-me-up to help offset coronavirus-related losses.

Police say a man was found dead after an overnight house fire in Madisonville.

Former professional baseball player Chris Singleton spoke at Brescia University Monday night as the school celebrates Black History Month.

Owensboro Family Pharmacy tells 14 News they were set to administer COVID-19 vaccines, but the state canceled their order.

Monday in Owensboro, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear made a surprise visit with Hager pre-school students via zoom.

The Green River District Health Department reported 76 new COVID-19 cases but no new deaths.

An Owensboro man was arrested on Sunday after police say he tried to rob a local business.

The Henderson Police Department is investigating an incident that happened early Saturday.

The artist says his family was able to construct the six-foot-tall replica of the iconic cartoon character in more than 24 hours.

The Madisonville Police Department is investigating an attempted theft of an ATM Sunday morning.

Police responded to a report of a burglary at a home on the 1100 block of 1st Street in Henderson on Friday.

New COVID-19 guidance that could impact thousands of state residents and their loved ones went into effect this weekend.

Saturday, the Green River District reported one new death and 51 additional coronavirus cases.

Kentuckians 60 and older can now get the COVID-19 vaccine at Deaconess Henderson and Deaconess Union County Hospital.

Community leaders tell 14 News this is another step in the right direction to increase the vaccination options in Owensboro.

The Green River District Health Department reported 54 new COVID-19 cases.

“I had shards of glass go in my mouth, all over me, hair, clothes, everything... It was very scary,” Debralee Rodriguez said.

Once police arrived on scene, officers say they found a 31-year-old man with gunshot wounds to his torso, arm and leg.

Crews with the Henderson Fire Department are responding to two separate crashes with injuries.

The Chicken Salad Chick restaurant in Owensboro offered road workers and first responders a free lunch on Thursday.

Crews are on scene of a house fire in the 900 block of Trail Drive in Henderson.

School leaders say they have multiple meal pick-up locations set up for Friday.

Main roads in Owensboro like Parrish Avenue and Frederica Street are mostly clear, while some side streets are still coated in snow.

On Thursday, sledding was turned into a community-wide event in Union County.

On Friday, KSP officials revealed that after receiving several tips, state troopers were able to locate the vehicle.

People in this age category can now schedule an appointment at an OH vaccination clinic through the system’s website or by calling the hospital’s appointment line, 270-685-7100.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear revealed the next round of vaccination locations, which includes two Kroger-based sites in Madisonville and Owensboro.

Police say 44-year-old Earl Cook Sr., who was a fugitive, came into the store with a gun, assaulted the employee, restrained her, and stole items.

Officials with McLean County Schools say they plan to have all students back to in-person learning four days a week by March 8.

Conditions are expected to be a bit more hazardous Thursday in western Kentucky.

The Henderson Fire Department is using the recent winter weather to its advantage.

The Green River District Health Department reported one new COVID-19 related death and 51 additional cases.

Roadways in Kentucky are clearing off and main roads are passable.

Troopers say they were contacted by the Kentucky Department of Corrections (DOC) that they suspected correctional officer Nickolas Rogers had been bringing illegal drugs into the prison.

One person is dead after a rollover crash on I-69 in Hopkins County.

A Tri-State grocery store manager says at least one shipment was delayed several hours because of difficult interstate conditions.

14 News continues to monitor city and county roads in Kentucky.

When neighbors look out for neighbors, it can be easy to solve crime. Evansville police are trying to find the suspect in a hit and run from overnight Sunday.

The 14 News Team has been battling the elements to keep you updated on the weather conditions, and well, sometimes the weather wins.

The Green River District Health Department reported four new COVID-19 related deaths and 90 additional cases.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says there was a multi-vehicle crash on the Western Kentucky Parkway and another incident with a semi.

The Henderson Area Rapid Transit (HART) is resuming its routes for Tuesday.