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The Indiana Department of Transportation says they have closed northbound and southbound lanes on part of I-69.
They say due to water rising to the KU substation, they had to make some change over to a mobile substation
The Red Cross has announced they have opened an emergency flood shelter in Evansville for those impacted by the severe weather.
Officials with Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says a part of I-69 is now closed due to being underwater.
Officials ask that drivers stay safe and keep an eye out for flooding.
Officials say there are roads completely underwater in the county.
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Officials say hydroplaning is a possibility and to use caution driving through that area.
If you see high water, turn around, don’t drown.
A ribbon cutting was held Saturday for the new jail in Gibson County.
Owensboro Police are investigating after two people showed up to the hospital with gunshot wounds.
Henderson Emergency Management says crews were called to an overturned semi carrying bibles in Henderson.
Two big truckloads of animal food and supplies were dropped off Friday to Animal Services.
Officers say they were told Ogburn threw one of the puppies against a tree, causing it to go limp and start seizing.
t Takes a Village has flood water in their building on Stockwell Road.
A local institution, dedicated to empowering adults to achieve their educational dreams, marked a significant milestone this evening.
A couple of Indiana state police K9s have some new protective gear.
44-year old Lewis Harris was arrested after police say the victim went to Holly’s House.
In Ohio County, officials are preparing for the possibility of historic flooding.
Viewer submitted video shows a semi cab at Riverside Transport Inc. in Owensboro get struck by lighting.
City crews are expected to start patching potholes from April 14 - 25.
Officers say many of those arrested are family members.
The coroner says he died at the hospital.
The winner of the competition will receive $25,000.
Robinson says that farmers appear to be the most affected by losing numerous barns of grain elevators.
This is in collaboration with the DEA National Pharmaceutical Drug Take Back Event.
Crews report that the sinkhole is approximately three feet wide and four feet deep.