Jay Zimmer reports. The Warrick County coroner identifies the woman killed in a weekend motorcycle crash, three men are arrested for burglary and may be connected to a weekend fatal shooting, and a woman and a child survive an altercation with a vehicle at an Evansville church on Sunday.

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Jay Zimmer reports.

EVSC sets up summer programs for elementary school students, two Evansville men are arrested apparently burglarizing a Henderson home, and a man whose former job owed him $900 got his money -- in pennies.  These stories and more in today's News at Noon.

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There's a meeting tonight on the Ohio River crossing on I-69 and you can attend from home, emotions run high as Posey County officials try to work on solar regulations, and Major league Baseball is back and so are the fans.  Today is Opening Day for the 2021 season. These stories and more on today's News at Noon.

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Reaction is mixed in Evansville to the mayor's decision to relax COVID protocols, Henderson County students will spend most of their last weeks of school in the classroom, and the suspect in a 2019 hit and run in Rockport has been released from jail.

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Jay Zimmer reports. New relaxed COVID protocols take effect soon in the State of Indiana and the City of Evansville, a power outage affects about a thousand Vectren customers, most of them in Posey County where darkened traffic lights cause problems, and the local Road to Recovery committee has to figure out how to spend $35 million.

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Henderson and Pennyrile Narcotics Task Force Officers nab a suspected drug trafficker, inmates of the Vanderburgh County Jail receive COVID Vaccine shots, and that giant ship that's been obstructing the Suez Canal for about a week has finally been re-floated.  These stories and more in today's News at Noon.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Fire damages a longtime Evansville business, police investigate a bizarre case of animal cruelty, and two former plastics company executives are sentenced in federal court.  These stories and more on todays News at Noon.

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Jay Zimmer reports. The Henderson County Jail will use new science to detect drugs bring mailed in, Downtown Economic Improvement District wants to show off what the area has to offer, and students dissatisfied with pandemic-chaotic school can now have a do-over. 

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The state of Indiana's prevalent R-V manufacturing industry

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