Counselors are available at Reitz High School today after a freshman died in an apparently accidental shooting, after a two-year COVID hiatus, Honor Flight of Evansville will take off with local veterans aboard this weekend, and an Evansville man pleads guilty to multiple charges in court Tuesday, most being sex crimes against a child.

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This week Jess Kauffman speaks about business crisis management and other topics.

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Minions of the US Department of Agriculture will be in Spurgeon, Indiana to break ground on new infrastructure to celebrate Earth Day, Newburgh fire units have to call for help as a small fire quickly spreads into a big one, and Washington County officials now say the body of a black child was found inside a suitcase.

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Police are asking for public help in locating a missing Illinois woman, the federal Tax deadline was yesterday, but former employees of Rocca Bar North are still waiting for their W-2 Forms, and Mater Dei students do well in fuel-efficient competition at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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Two people are dead in a shots-fired situation in an Evansville apartment complex, a day care staff member is charged with neglect after two children are hospitalized, and today is the deadline for Kentucky residents to register to vote in the May 17th Primary.

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A man with a history of involvement in police chases is arrested after yet another chase and a brief stand-off, the Daviess County Coroner is investigating after human remains were found yesterday, and a Knox county contractor is charged with theft after taking money for a home repair job and then not showing up.

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Fourteen people are arrested in the culmination of a nine-month under cover drug investigation, eleven people face federal drug charges in a sweep in western Kentucky, and shares of Twitter skyrocketed this morning when billionaire Elon Muck announced plans to buy the company.

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An earthquake shakes part of White County Illinois and could be felt closer to home, parents with infants are well aware of the baby formula shortage  But not what's causing it, and the Evansville City Council forms an ad-hoc committee to come to grips with CenterPoint Energy bills.

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Diane Shaw is Vice President of Honor Flight of Evansville which resumes trips to Washington this (April) month.  With her is retired Lt. Colonel John Small who is taking this life flight.

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Police in New York's Brooklyn burrough are looking for the man who opened fire in a subway car during the morning commute, EVSC elementary students will go to class later and stay later, too as the school corporation responds to a bus driver shortage, and gas prices are finally headed in the right direction, showing drops over the last few days.

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