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Stephen Witte provides an overview of the Evansville Wartime Museum and the honor bell ceremony on Saturday, December 1.

Congressman Larry Bucshon spoke to WIKY's Jordan Rowe about his recent visit to Afghanistan and legislation concerning the Harmony Way Bridge.

Greg Wathen, President and CEO of the Economic Development Coalition, anticipates additional job growth and an increase in GDP.

He also talked about the Regional Cities Initiative, which has spurred development across the region.

The project team for the I-69 Ohio River Crossing is still on track to identify a preferred alternative by this fall.

WIKY's Jordan Rowe talked to Mindy Peterson for an update.

Allen Mounts, Director of the Water & Sewer Utility, provides an update on repair work at Walnut and Governor, where a sinkhole formed on Wednesday.

The affiliation between Methodist Hospital and Deaconess Health System is now final.  Deaconess CEO Shawn McCoy talked about the key points of the agreement.

Youth First embeds master’s level social workers in schools to become specialized mentors for at-risk students and skilled prevention coaches for parents and teachers. 

To learn more: 

https://youthfirstinc.org/

Executive Director Parri O. Black and Program Director Laura Wathen participate in a discussion about Youth First.

An Evansville neighborhood could be recognized on the

National Register of Historic Places.

Kelley Coures, Director of Metropolitan Development, talked about the nomination of the Hebron Meadows development.

WIKY's Jay Zimmer talks to Lucy Brenton, the Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate in Indiana.

Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch talked to WIKY's Jordan Rowe about "Next Level Connections," the state's $1 billion infrastructure plan.  

It will accelerate the completion of I-69 by three years.