Jay Zimmer reports. Evansville Olympian Lilly King picks up a bronze medal for the 100-meter breast stroke, the Evansville City Council votes to make it easier to permit speed bumps on streets where safety is a concern, and summer activities and relaxing of COVID protocols combine for a critical blood shortage.

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Jay Zimmer reports. 

The one-hundredth edition of the Vanderburgh County Fair kicks off this afternoon with official opening ceremonies tonight, it's a big week for Evansville's Lilly King at the Olympics. Tonight (Monday) she'll swim in the finals of the 100-meter breaststroke, and a man is facing charges after he allegedly fired a gun during a fight early Sunday morning in the alley behind Franklin Street.

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EPD is looking for information on an overnight shooting, EVSC announces their mask policy for the upcoming school year, and more on today's News at Noon with Jay Zimmer. 

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Jay Zimmer reports. 

More bear sightings in the Tristate, this time several observances in Western Kentucky, there will be no outer loop around Owensboro, at least it's not feasible right now, and East Gibson's school board is trying to find the money to pay their teachers more competitively.

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Jay Zimmer reports. EVSC has a plan for the first day of school -- except for a mask policy.  That's expected later. Evansville firefighters learn to fight high-rise fires in a building that's about to come down, and the City of Evansville seeks a successor to the parks and recreation director who resigned amid a police investigation.

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The next phase of the investigation into the Evansville Parks and Recreation Department could begin as soon as this week, a long-time go-to recycling center is ending its recycling operations to concentrate resources on its core concern, and Evansville firefighters make short work of an overnight house fire.

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Jay Zimmer reports. The Posey County Fair gets under way today, and Vanderburgh County celebrates a milestone for its fair which starts next week, the cruise ship American Jazz that ran aground in Lake Barkley a week ago is free and afloat again, and many more songbirds are turning up sick or dying throughout most of Indiana and other states.

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Rick Allen reports.  A fuel spill has blocked a portion of Main Street in Madisonville, a man is arrested after allegedly robbing a woman at gunpoint at an Evansville motel, and the body of a diver from Owensboro is pulled from the Ohio River in Louisville. 

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An Evansville city councilman reaches out to apartment residents in danger of losing electricity and gas services, a trail of leaking oil leads Evansville police to the suspect in a serious hit and run accident, and Deaconess hospital officials note a spike in COVID hospitalizations including some vaccinated patients.

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An apartment complex is in danger of having the power turned off, an update on a fatal hit-and-run, and more on today's News at Noon with Jay Zimmer. 

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