Low-rent housing complexes in Evansville held vaccine clinics to try and reach people closer to home.

Five people were shot and killed after a gunman opened fired in Henderson at Atlantis Plastics in June 2008.

Authorities say a gunman killed eight people and wounded several others before apparently taking his own life.

Salvation Army staff say they look forward to seeing White every day and hope he can get some help.

According to the Mayor’s Office, crews have been working on a “nature’s play” area that’s going up at Mahr Park.

Deputies say a fake license plate and an outstanding warrant lead to the arrest of 38-year-old Kara Smith in Gibson County.

The Evansville Police Department is asking for help finding the person who tried to pass a fake $100 bill at the Washington Ave. Schnucks on March 23.

The Smithsonian Channel will be filming on Monday, and Pigasus Pictures will be onboard Tuesday.

Owners say their last day will be Monday, May 31.

Kyler Butler was arrested after a shooting that happened in January 2018.

Friday, Indiana reported 1,327 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths.

The Evansville Police Department says they have identified the suspect in a porch pirate case.

That accident happened near mile marker 43, around the exit to Boonville.

A bunch of vendors will be set up at the Market Pavillon on Triplett.

The season kicks off Saturday with a car show at Moonlite BBQ.

The city of Owensboro wants you to be on the lookout for potholes next week.

A cancellation text or email should be sent to everyone who had an appointment.

You can roll up your sleeve Friday at the Dugan Best Community Center in Owensboro for a COVID-19 vaccination clinic.

EPD says officers talked to her and she appears to be fine.

The Evansville Thunder and Owensboro Rampage both made history for their respective programs as the first teams to ever compete at USA Hockey Nationals.

A group gathered in downtown Morganfield on Thursday evening to show support of the Second Amendment.

Arazu on Main is having trouble maintaining a staff, which is something businesses across the country have had issues with recently.

Thursday was the first time in three years people could attend an in-person unemployment appointment.

Officials with Indiana University say they worked with several tribal nations to complete repatriation at the site.

An Owensboro bowling lane is rolling out of business.

The positivity rate currently stands at 3.45% statewide.

The President of Deaconess Health System, Dr. James Porter speaks on 14 News at 6 frequently to provide updates on the coronavirus pandemic and vaccine in our community.

Henderson city leaders say that Atkinson Pool may not be able to open for the season without more lifeguards.

Employers like Scot Manufacturing, Tropicana, Gibbs and others are looking to fill full-time and part-time positions.

Thursday, Senator Paul reintroduced the American Forces Going Home After Noble Service Act.

The airport says when the land sells, they’ll have money for projects around the airport that will bring good-paying jobs to Owensboro.

Students at Sutton Elementary School got to take part in the Norton Children’s Hospital Bike Safety Rodeo.

Thursday, Indiana reported 1,408 new COVID-19 cases and nine new deaths.

The program is aimed to limit exposure to residents and staff who live and work in the facilities as well as families who visit.

The Wabash County Health Department is hosting a COVID-19 vaccination clinic Thursday.

Officials say four people were inside at the time, but all made it out safely.

Officers say a woman used the counterfeit bill while checking out around 7 on Tuesday night.

Madisonville police say the suspect involved in the burglary of a convenience store has confessed.

The Airport-Sorgho Fire Department in conjunction with Kentucky State Fire and Rescue conducted live fire training exercises on Wednesday.

For 20 years, the U.S. military has had involvement overseas in Afghanistan.

There’s a brand new multi-million dollar senior living community on Owensboro’s Northeast side, and it’s set to open on Monday.

The Wallers lost their rock when 83-year-old Mary died, but FEMA funds could help soften the blow financially.

April is Autism Awareness Month, and kids in Newburgh got a visit from first responders on Wednesday.

King won two gold medals in the 2016 Olympics in Rio, one in the 100-meter breaststroke and one in the women’s 4x100-meter medley.

It’s official, Tri-State Towing will be awarded the city of Evansville’s towing contract again.

Kentucky’s COVID-19 current incident rate map shows Muhlenberg County is green. This means that case numbers are some of the lowest in the state.

The old-time trolleys are coming back to the streets of downtown Owensboro after a hiatus.

A former UE student is targeting the University and accusing former Men’s Basketball Coach Walter McCarty of rape.

Brothers Louis and Peter Andriakos opened Greeks at 201 N. Hart Street in 1906.

The Kentucky Attorney General says Eric Daum pleaded guilty to one count of Devising or Engaging in a Scheme to Defraud Medicaid of $300 or more, a Class D Felony.

That’s the area INDOT is changing the traffic flow in preparation for a pedestrian bridge.

Some kids have a hard time finding interest in history books, but it can be even harder when you have autism.

There were no new deaths reported in our Illinois area.

The newly reported death was a resident of Henderson County.

This is the first time the Vanderburgh County Health Department has opened its clinic to walk-in visitors.

Officials say the Promise Zone mobile app has assisted more than 6,000 Evansville residents.

Officials are hosting a virtual job fair Wednesday.

Officers plan to walk around neighborhoods and meet with those in the community.