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LST 325 took to the water to sail down the Ohio, and fire off two of its six 40mm cannons Saturday afternoon.
Comic book stores in the Tri-State are hoping to get kids and adults to pick up reading about superheroes and villains during the annual Free Comic Book Day.
Many groups are protesting as part of the “May Day Strong” Mass Mobilization Rally across the country on Saturday, including groups in Owensboro.
Evansville Police say they arrested a Georgia man after he was driving the wrong way on a one way street towards their marked police car.
Henderson police and the group 911 Gives Hope are collecting supplies for people who were affected by the floods.
A possible new pedestrian bridge could be going up outside a school in Henderson.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order to end public funding of National Public Radio and PBS.
A Mount Carmel family is appealing to the public for help after a deeply personal and unusual theft.
Excitement is in the air at Holiday World as they prepare for opening day tomorrow and show off new developments in the park.
WAVE News is your home for complete coverage of the 151st Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby on Friday and Saturday.
The I-69 ramp repair project that was supposed to start Saturday is not happening.
The Mesker Park Zoo & Botanical Garden’s annual exotic plant sale begins this weekend.
The Owensboro Police Department are on scene of a semi truck collision resulting in damage to traffic lights in the area.
KY 144 in Hancock County is blocked by a downed tree at the 4 mile marker.
According to a police report, he is being charged with Criminal Recklessness with a Deadly Weapon.
Several local comic bookstores will be celebrating Free Comic Book Day tomorrow across the Tri-State.
The former Twin Rivers restaurant on Hydraulic Avenue is going to become River’s Edge Bar & Grill.
The man is accused of shooting the victim on East Virginia Street in June of 2023.
They say they will know the scheduled movies and showtimes closer to opening day.
An Evansville couple is facing child neglect charges after deputies say their young child was found outside, naked and filthy.
In April 2024, Whitley falsified a $100,000 loan to his campaign.
The scam caller will tell the person they call they have to pay a fine for missing jury.
Other activities include vendors, community programs, and picture opportunities with a tank and P-47 plane.
The first day of ShrinersFest 2025 has officially come to close, and not even rain could not put a damper on Friday’s festivities.
If your application is approved, you will be eligible to receive $2,000 for initial repairs.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern Indiana hosted a kick off event today for their biggest annual fundraiser.