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Jay Zimmer reports. The Fall Festival's third annual half-pot has been announced.  The orange booths will be open during the festival, the Red Cross sees their post-summer blood supplies at their lowest point in 6 years with a serious need for Type O donors, and investigators in Vanderburgh County don't know what caused he death of a jail inmate, but it wasn't foul play.

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The West Side Nut Club Fall Festival is less than a week away, and Jay Zimmer has the latest on today's News at Noon. 

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Jay Zimmer reports. The man accused of shooting Posey County deputy Bryan Hicks earlier this month is due in court today, members of the area community joined law enforcement in a candlelight and prayer vigil for Bryan Hicks Sunday night, and Indiana is spending millions to connect poorly servided areas of he state to broadband.

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Jay Zimmer reports. North American Toyota Plants, including the one in Gibson County suspend production because of supply chain problems, the State of Indiana wants Evansville to consider building a smaller water treatment plant, and area Latino high school students can get vaccinated to get a chance to win a tuition-free3 U of E scholarship.

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Jay Zimmer reports. The man who figured prominently in Tuesday's 15 hour stand-off on the Natcher Bridge is identified, EVSC teacher salary negotiations are under way just after the school board passes the budget, and now that the environmental study is complete, Section 1 of the I-69 Ohio River Crossing is a go.

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Nate Foote, head of BWX Technologies, formerly Babcock and Wilcox in Mt. Vernon.

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Jay Zimmer reports. The City of Henderson is offering a financial incentive for residents who become fully vaccinated, EVSC's Board passes a 281 million dollar spending plan for next year, and donations are still needed to help Afghan refugees currently housed at Camp Atterbury.

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Jay Zimmer reports. The Natcher Bridge is closed for several hours as police negotiate with a suicidal person, Henderson is adding new Public Safety officers to take some of the s train off of HPD members, and an Evansville man makes national news for calling 9-1-1 because he is tired.

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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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