The construction for the 420 Main project comes to a stop due to inflation and supply issues, Evansville firefighters make short work of a second-floor house fire on West Virginia Street before dawn this morning, and the 2021 winner of the Kentucky Derby, Medina Spirit, is stripped of the win because of a post-race drug test.

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Henderson police investigate events surrounding a man with multiple stab wounds, a Warrick County deputy remains on duty pending he outcome of charges concerning an incident at a Boonville bar, and Owensboro police develop evidence leading to the arrest of a local man charged with four armed robberies in a week.

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More shots fired in Owensboro with a home and a vehicle taking gunfire overnight, a second Dubois County poultry farm tests positive for avian flu, and Henderson County schools join a growing list of school organizations becoming mask-optional.

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An Evansville woman is arrested for two early morning burglaries plus an attempt to break open an ATM, the Kentucky General Assembly sets out to limit an outgoing governor's pardoning powers, and Deaconess Hospital makes the Forbes Magazine 2025 list of outstanding employers in the healthcare category.

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The Evansville CPA firm of Harding Samansky demonstrates confidence in the economic climate and expands into a larger market, Louisville KY

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More Hoosier bird farm denizens may have contracted the Avian Flu virus, a new masking policy for EVSC and Evansville Diocese schools, and three Hopkins County schools are given the go-ahead to merge into one.

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Three people are indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of distributing fentanyl with disastrous results, the victim in a weekend murder in Tell City is identified and her accused killer is due in court today, and costs of remodeling and building projects sky-rocket as pandemic interrupts both supply and demand.

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A shots-fired suspect in Perry County has been arrested on a murder warrant, there's been a massive increase in overdose deaths, and Fentanyl is the major factor, and the man that is a accused of burning down the Diamond Flea Market last May is taking a plea deal.

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A Newburgh man will have a unique perspective on the Super Bowl as he serves as an umpire on the officiating team, Kentucky victims of the December 10 storms and tornado  now have more time to apply for disaster assistance, and Evansville's Ford Center is a nominee for the Academy of Country Music's Venue of the Year award.

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A man claims he was shot in the leg during an early morning carjacking in Evansville, two apartment residents awakened by smoke detectors escape a fire that damaged their home, and the man accused of killing Wayne County Deputy Sean Riley makes his first court appearance.

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