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Rick Allen reports. Officials with Ellis Park say training will resume today (Monday), and racing will resume Friday. This, following a fire which destroyed a horse barn early Sunday, an inmate at the Vanderburgh County Confinement Center died early Saturday, and the search resumes in middle Tennessee for people still missing after flash floods swept through Humphreys County killing at least 22.

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In a recent address to the Evansville Rotary Club, Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding talks about topics including his efforts in bringing legislative attention to  specific difficulties involved with housing, treating, and evaluating mentally ill criminals, and dealing with overcrowding at the jail.it's

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Rick Allen reports. Evansville City Council President Ron Beane says he has a breakthrough case of COVID-19, HydroFair comes to Owensboro this weekend, and 

Greater Jasper Consolidated Schools have been dealing with food shortages, which continues to make filling school lunches difficult. 

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Rick Allen reports. The Tri-State’s tallest building will come tumbling down November 21, Evansville police make an arrest in connection to a robbery that happened at an Evansville gas station last Friday, and the Taliban is in control of Afghanistan -- but Americans are running the airport 

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Rick Allen has today's News at Noon including these stories. The Tri-State’s tallest building will come tumbling down November 21, Evansville police make an arrest in connection to a robbery that happened at an Evansville gas station last Friday, and the Taliban is in control of Afghanistan -- but Americans are running the airport.

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Jay Zimmer reports.  The Fall Festival is ON for the first full week of October.

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Jay Zimmer has today's News at Noon. Evansville police investigate a shooting and a gas station robbery within minutes of each other, work has begun to dismantle the badly damaged Pigeon Creek Bridge on Highway 41, and mask mandate now extends to county buildings as well as city edifices as Vanderburgh County Commissioners declare an emergency.

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Jay Zimmer reports.  Masks will once more be a requirement for anyone who works in or visits the Civic Center, one arrested, one hospitalized after a Tuesday night shooting in a west-side parking lot, and President Biden asks OPEC members to increase production to stabilize gas prices.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Schools continue to open and the Battle of the Masks is under way and as schools open, the summer hang-out, the swimming pools, are closing, and Owensboro police are looking for clues as to who shot several cars last night on Hale Avenue.

 

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