USI fast-tracks it's reclassification to Division I athletics and picks its conference partner, the man accused of shooting and killing a Wayne County sheriff's deputy is doe for his formal arraignment this afternoon, and an Evansville company will permanently lay off 63 workers by the end of the month.

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Curt Begle Is the president of health, hygiene and specialties of Berry Global.

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The lock chambers at Newburgh Lock and Dam are closed because of a navigation accident, authorities have released the name of a man shot on Madison Avenue Sunday night, and if you missed a trash pick-up in Evansville because of the ice storm, the provider will pick-up accumulated trash this week.

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Traffic managers pour tons and tons of salt combating road ice during last week's storm, Evansville police respond to a shots-fired call and find a man with several gunshot wounds, and this is the time of year when most fires started by space heaters occur, so checking smoke detectors could save your life.

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Crews continue working the keep TriState roads open and passable after a winter snow and ice storm, the weather affected flights at Evansville regional airport at the discretion of the airlines, and country music singer Morgan Wallen finally cancels his concert just hours before showtime.

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The National Guard is helping out with 60 highway teams throughout Indiana, 14 of them in the Evansville area, two shows were scheduled for Evansville venues tonight.  One will still happen.  One won't...and Evansville police are looking into the discovery of some animals apparently abandoned in a burned-out Michigan Street house.

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The National Weather Service issues an ice storm WARNING for most of our listening area and beyond beginning at 6pm tonight, area store managers say they are well prepared for, and in fact are already seeing an onslaught of customers preparing for the storm, and fire damages a Henning Avenue home early this morning displacing one occupant.

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Area traffic managers prepare for the potential coming of a winter storm that'll bring ice to the roads, two fires keep Evansville and Vanderburgh County crews busy during the midnight hour, and a new bank is coming to Owensboro and will bring with it almost 200 new jobs.

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After canceling its 2020 cruise and aborting the trip in 2021, LST 325 will have another go at three ports of call this September, the woman killed in an Owensboro shooting last Wednesday night has been identified, and Evansville remembers... it's been nearly 30 years since the C-130 crashed into JoJo's and he Drury Inn.

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Thirty years ago February 6, a Kentucky Air National Guard C-130 crashed into the Drury Inn and JoJo's Restaurant on Evansville's north side.  16 people including two restaurant workers were killed.  Dennis Serio was JoJo's general manager at that time.  On that late morning he was about to eat his breakfast with his paperwork on the table with him when the plane hit just a few feet from where he was sitting.Serio returned to the former JoJo's -- it's a Denny's, now -- to share memories with reporter Jay Zimmer who was there that day as well.

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