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Jay Zimmer reports.  Vanderburgh County sheriff's detectives probe allegations of misuse of Darmstadt town property and credit card, pets aren't among those appreciating the bombs bursting in air this fireworks season, and Henderson's Atkinson Pool has enough certified lifeguards, so they're opening this weekend.

 

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Jay Zimmer reports. Both nationally and locally, the shortage of blood is becoming critical as a holiday weekend approaches, a black bear has been spotted in northeast Vanderburgh County, just over the Warrick county line from Elberfeld, and Ellis Park blows the trumpet, heralding the start of its 99th season with fans returning trackside.

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Jay Zimmer reports. The death toll in that building collapse north of Miami, Florida, has risen to four, Governor Beshear offers a monetary incentive to get workers off unemployment and back to work, and if you've got a used car to sell, and are hopeful of getting a good price for it, the time is now.

 

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Jay Zimmer reports. Rescue efforts are ongoing at the scene of a 12-story condominium building collapse north of Miami, a power outage throws as many as 2-thousand Evansville West Side Homes into the dark this morning, and an Evansville man is arrested for firing a shot at a woman's house where the bullet hit the couch across the room.

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Jay and Sunni Zimmer discuss a rocky start to the year 2021

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Jay Zimmer reports. A mother of two with ties to the Evansville area is murdered near Atlanta Georgia, the investigation into a major fire at a Patoka Lake marina is complete, and downtown Evansville has yet another new hotel.  Hyatt Place officially opens an hour from now.

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Stanley Madison, Lyle's Station Historian

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Jay Zimmer reports. Three people allegedly try to cash bogus checks at a west side credit union and find lodging in the local jail, 21 people in Tell City are jailed in a recent drug sweep funded by a special grant, and Governor Holcomb ends federal unemployment subsidies in the hopes of driving people back into the work force.

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The Hadi Shrine Half-Pot winner is announced, a water main restricts traffic on a major Evansville road, and more on today's News at Noon with Jay Zimmer. 

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Jay Zimmer reports. A settlement will return more than $13 million to Big Rivers Electric customers in the form of bill credits, Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is heading for he Evansville area, boosted by a corporate donation, and a motorcyclist was killed at Franklin and St. Joseph last night when his bike collided in the intersection with an SUV.

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