Jay Zimmer reports.  At least eight people are dead including the suspect in a mass shooting in Indianapolis, a court battle looms as legislators override Governor Holcomb's veto of the Emergency Powers Act, and an attempted murder trial in Posey County ends in a mistrial.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Some funny-money turns up in a Henderson business, some Evansville police officers walk the beat like their ancestors used to, and the City of Evansville will award a disputed towing contract.

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Jay Zimmer reports.  INDOT workers scramble to finish reconfiguring the Washington Avenue/U-S 41 intersection today, E-P-D is making lots of graffiti on east side buildings disappear, and a fire in an old business 42 building might not be an accident. 

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Jay Zimmer reports.  Indiana Health officials stop using the J and J Vaccine over some potentially dangerous blood clots, a drive thru customer gets something very different that what he asked for last night, and the federal courts are warning local residents of a telephone scam they've heard about.

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Jay Zimmer reports. A good Samaritan drives a shooting victim to the hospital after an apparent drive-by, a traffic stop nets a woman with a manslaughter warrant over a November 20th shooting death on Fulton Avenue, and a vape-tax-bill is getting some favorable looks in the Indiana Senate.

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Rick Allen reports. Prince Philip, husband to Queen Elizabeth and father of Prince Charles, has died at the age of 99 and Kentucky State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Hartford.  

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Jay Zimmer reports. Kentucky's Governor signs some new voting measures into law, the Vanderburgh County Council discusses the use of several million dollars in federal money, and Evansville Teachers call attention to issues that want legislative action on. These stories and more on today's News at Noon.

 

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Jay Zimmer reports. Evansville's Water and Sewer Utility has plans for a new water treatment plant, tickets for the May 1 Kentucky Derby went on sale today, they'll cost more as the derby nears, and a fire behind an Evansville convenience store damages an out-building.  These stories and more on today's News at Noon.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Evansville police are trying to help possible porch pirate victims get their missing packages, a fourth suspect has been arrested in connection with last weekend's fatal shooting, and Kentucky state police are looking for a suspect in a Providence bank robbery.

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