Jay Zimmer reports. Air Force One is due to land at Fort Campbell tomorrow.  The president will tour storm-ravaged Mayfield and Dawson Springs, and housing in Mayfield is a problem since many homes have been severely damaged or destroyed, and some good news for holiday travelers... gasoline prices at the pump appear to be inching downward.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Stories of survival and devastation s recovery from the weekend tornadoes continues, Kentucky's Attorney General opens up a price gouging hotline to help prevent predatory prices for relief supplies, and Evansville's First Avenue project runs into complications, and now won't be finished till summer.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Forecasters are predicting a strong possibility of severe weather tonight with rain and damaging winds, Evansville firefighters knock down a fire on Parrett Street around 1am, but hours later they had to do it again, and a racing legend and four-time Indianapolis 500 winner has died.  Al Unser succumbed after a 17 year bout with cancer. 

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Jay Zimmer reports. Two men are arrested on drug and traffic charges after leading multiple agencies in a two-county chase, crews are dispatched to the Henderson County Detention Center after a dryer in the laundry room starts a fire, and those who died while experiencing homelessness are memorialized in Evansville.

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Dr. Ron Dempsy updates the history of Oakland City University where he serves as president.

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Jay Zimmer reports. For the first time this winter, black ice caused a plethora of traffic problems this morning, Kentucky State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Elizabethtown, and police identify a Peru Indiana man as a user of an online profile that may connect to two unsolved Delphi murders.

 

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Jay Zimmer reports. Good news for drivers using the northbound Pigeon Creek Bridge... construction will soon wrap up on that portion of the project, more good news for drivers who travel to Indianapolis... the Martinsville section of I-69 should be open by the end of the year, and gasoline still isn't cheap, but fears of big price spikes at the pump seem to be easing.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Area police are kept busy answering Shots Fired calls, storms that rumbled through the TriState overnight cause power outages and morning traffic problems, and a Princeton native and Petersburg High School athlete is named to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

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Jay Zimmer presents. Federal and local authorities update the status of a massive drug investigation, a Daviess County judge accepts suspension in an abuse of power case, and a drunk driver tells police he shouldn't have been driving after passing out in his car at an Evansville intersection.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Young Afghan refugees get their first experience with American education as they begin classes in three Owensboro schools, EVSC is among Indiana school districts suing an e-cigarette manufacturer, and the post office in Santa Claus Indiana expects more than 400-thousand pieces of mail this month and unveils its new postmark.

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