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The Ford Center will host the men's and women's basketball tournaments from February 28th through March 3rd.  Eric Marvin, Director of the Sports Corporation, talked to WIKY News about the impact of this event.

U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly expects the president to address the economy, job growth, infrastructure and the military.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources confirms the presence of avian cholera in geese from western Gibson County. There's a local connection to the Grammy awards. And the IRS is accepting returns for the 2017 tax year today.

Mindy Peterson, spokesperson for the I-69 Ohio River Crossing, talks about the open house events on February 6-7.

Bennett Motors is closing to make way for an expansion of the Dream Car Museum.  Margaret Herrmann, Director of Operations, talked to WIKY News about what lies ahead for the museum.

Kentucky State Police are searching for a motive in Tuesday's school shooting in Marshall County.  Two juveniles are accused of making threats in Hopkins County.  And Henderson commissioners approve Sunday alcohol sales.

Greg Wathen, CEO of the Economic Development Coalition, talks about the impact of the Regional Cities Initiative.  Fourteen projects will receive support from the state.

Bishop Joseph Siegel was installed as the new leader of the Diocese of Evansville just over one month ago.  In an exclusive interview with WIKY News reporter Jay Zimmer, he new Bishop comments on what he found when he entered into his leadership role, and how he plans to formulate his leadership role in the Diocese.

Evansville Police identify the suspect in Monday's officer-involved shooting. Could Roberts Park become a destination for people in Evansville? And state lawmakers discuss ending the ban on Sunday alcohol sales in Indiana.

Interview with Congressman Larry Bucshon on tax legislation, immigration reform and reaching a spending deal in Washington.