Dennis Serio was general manager of JoJo's restaurant on Highway 41 at Lynch Road on February 6, 1992.  At late morning on that date he was sitting down to breakfast and contemplating his paperwork when a Kentucky Air National Guard C-130 airplane dropped out of the sky and crashed into the back of the building, killing two of Se rio's workers.  This interview reflects Serio's memories of that morning 30 years ago.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Some money in Hoosier pockets thanks to a budget surp;lus and action by the Indiana Senate, one of the 300 stores being closed by CVS Health is in Evansville, and an Owensboro basketball coach has some ides of his own to combat local crime.

 

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Chris Donohue is the Board Secretary for LST 325.  In an interview with WIKY News, he says the museum ship took a hit in 2020 because it returned to port early after crew members (median age 72) contracted COVID during their fall cruise.  Plans for 2022?

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Jay Zimmer reports. Warrick deputies and the FBI look into an attempted theft from a Newburgh bank's ATM, blood donations are increasing, but a local Red Cross official says the supply is still in crisis mode, and a man accused of allowing a three year old access to fentanyl pills that caused her death wins a change of venue.

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Kentucky State Police Trooper Corey King discusses human trafficking as part of Human Trafficking Awareness Month.

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Jay Zimmer reports. The American Red Cross Evansville chapter says we're still in a crisis situation in terms of blood supply, multiple drugs are found on an Evansville man during a Tuesday evening traffic stop, and Afghan refugees are settling into new homes in Owensboro with a little help from their friends.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Owensboro police comment on their investigation of ten shots-fired calls this month, two men are jailed on drug charges after separate traffic stops, and a local World War II pilot and hero, and Evansville Wartime Museum volunteer has died.

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An escapee from the Muhlenberg County Jail is back behind bars, a Hopkins County pastor is accused of stealing items from a business where he once worked, and the suspect in an Evansville residential break-in is shot by the resident.  He will recover.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Traffic stops yield more than expected for Evansville police officers... a total of four people are arrested on drug and other charges, tax season is coming up and there's free help for tax payers from the Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library, and Posey County Jail officials are keeping close tabs on about 20 inmates suffering from COVID.

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Jay Zimmer reports. COVID case increases affect how many school bus drivers are available to EVSC, if you're looking at Indiana's COVID map you're seeing red -- all over, and the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office warns of a warrant scam that demands payment on a pre-paid debit card.

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