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Across the Tri-State, thousands of people remain without power.
China announced Friday that it will impose a 34% tariff on imports of all U.S. products beginning April 10.
A UE student is organizing a memorial ceremony to honor those who came before us.
As they sun came up Thursday morning, we’re getting a better picture of the damage left behind by severe weather. Those who live off Big Cynthiana Road in Vanderburgh County are, too.
We’re following thousands of power outage reports in the Tri-State.
Organizers say it’s a one stop shop for those needing services.
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Three men are facing trafficking charges after detectives say a several month investigation showed they were dealing fentanyl.
A test scheduled for outdoor warning sirens on Friday has been canceled.
He has previous convictions for other drug related charges.
Staff say it’s been there for many years.
Officials with the Daviess County Emergency Management Agency have said they are closing the sandbag operation in Panther Creek Park to new arrivals.
When officers arrived on scene, they found the children running into the roadway by the city park entrance.
ITV officials say they are urgently need to relocate all 85 of their cats into foster homes.
If you see high water, turn around, don’t drown.
We will update you once they begin to reopen.
ISP officials ask for the public to treat all non-working traffic lights as four way stops.
The St. Philip couple’s roof and porch now littering their lawn.
EMA director Andy Ball says it’s better to be prepared and not scared.
Due to Wednesday night’s storms, several Tri-State schools have changed their schedules for Thursday.
Plumber Keaton Edwards says there’s a few things homeowners can do as water levels rise to protect their homes.
Several flights that were scheduled to arrive late Wednesday are now scheduled for Thursday.
Trees down in Vanderburgh County is just one example of the damage from Wednesday night’s storms.
Some viewers say the siren has not stopped making sound.