Jay Zimmer reports.

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Jay Zimmer reports.  

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Jay Zimmer reports. Fresh paint and a new name for Tarheel Hal, summer is peeking over the horizon and bringing the cicada noise, and out of control rocket could hit the planet as soon as tomorrow.

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Jay Zimmer reports. After nearly 50 years of service, Evansville's Lloyd Pool is poised for demolition, Princeton's former Franklin School may be making way for new town homes, and American Airlines has resumed two daily flights from Evansville to Chicago that were grounded by the pandemic.

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George Flowers, Evansville's first African American fire chief, reflects on his incredible life.

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One of the victims of last week's Beehive Storage fire was a local non-profit that needs help to recover, Princeton police officers vote no confidence in four members of their merit board, and in Owensboro, one teen has been charged in thee shooting death of another teen.

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Jay Zimmer reports.

Many in the swimming pool business deal with a nationwide chlorine shortage, but not Evansville, a Gibson County murder trial ends quickly in a mistrial and is scheduled to try again next week, and say goodbye to Vectren -- Center Point Energy has finished retiring the name and rebranding everything.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Evansville Police say a deceased overdose victim may have confused oxycodone with a lethal dose of fentanyl, Gibson County has something to contend with in trying to find housing for 1400 new Toyota hires, and purses in Ellis Park races are expected to reach record levels this season, and more stakes races are scheduled.

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Jay Zimmer reports.  Toyota's new $800 million investment in Gibson County will have strong impacts, ever wanted to drive one of those big yellow buses?  You can give it a try tomorrow and maybe get a driving job with EVSC, and speaking of big vehicles, the trucking industry is also feeling the pain of a shortage of drivers.

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Jay Zimmer reports.  Toyota has a big investment planned for their Princeton plant and a lot of jobs to follow.

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