Jay Zimmer reports. A Posey County sheriff's deputy clings to life as Indiana State Police investigate his shooting, hospital administrators in Madisonville urge local citizens to do their part to reduce new COVID cases because the hospital is full, and West Side Nut Club leaders commemorate the 100th Fall Festival by sinking a time capsule.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Four possibly armed men are the subject of an intense manhunt in the Lincoln State Park area of Spencer County, a Posey county woman reports a woman visitor demanded to see her vaccine cards and threatened to take her children, and clothing donations are sought to help more than 5-thousand afghan refugees at Camp Atterbury.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Yesterday's salvage yard fire may have started in a car being drained of gasoline inside a building on the Glisson's property, the entire city of Madisonville is under a boil advisory after a routine water test, and the opening date of the new Deaconess Aquatic Cener has been set.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Members of an Evansville church head to Tennessee to help the flood-ravaged town of Waverly, Henderson commissioners approve a financial incentive hoped to get more people vaccinated, and the gates opened a couple of hours ago as Owensboro's ROMP music festival gets under way.

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A talk on recent issue including the January 6th insurrection by retired Indiana Chief Justice Randy Shepard.

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Jay Zimmer reports. One man is dead from an early morning shooting on Evansville's southeast side, three weeks after a wife was found shot to death in Daviess County, her husband is charged with her murder, and two weeks after Hurricane Ida, some Louisiana parishes are about to get lambasted by Nicholas.

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Jay Zimmer reports. A toddler is in serious condition after being hit by a car early Sunday evening, a Newburgh man is a local winner of a Golden Hoosier Award thanks to his volunteerism, and a driver apparently suffers a medical issue and dies before his car hits an Evansville house.

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Jay Zimmer reports. A Hopkins County Jail inmate is found in respiratory distress and dies, a Webster County couple turns themselves in on charges of making moonshine and growing pot, and Indiana moves ahead with providing broadband internet connection in poorly served areas of the state.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Two education bills having to do with COVID could go to a vote in the Kentucky General Assembly Special Session today, no arrests yet in three early morning shootings in Owensboro that left an Evansville man dead and others injured, the summer was rainy and hot for most of us.  But for area farmers and their crops, it was just right.

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Jay Zimmer reports.  The special session of the Kentucky General Assembly called by Governor Beshear over the weekend convenes, Henderson police shut down a middle school soccer game because of nearby gunfire--one of three shots fired calls within a few minutes, and the man accused of shooting a woman and leaving her on the side of Diamond Avenue makes his first court appearance.

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