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After being significantly impacted by floodwaters that submerged the area over the last couple of days, a major cleanup operation is now underway.
City officials initiated the effort early this morning, expressing their commitment to restoring this vital community space and reopening it to the public as quickly as possible.
Student leaders says it was an important event for the school.
We’re told one person has minor injuries after the incident.
Officials say crews have also begun drilling in the impacted neighborhood.
This funding would have been used to complete more than 18 miles of road repair projects.
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The Air Evac team at Deaconess Midtown Hospital was celebrated Tuesday.
There’s a new treatment center in Evansville aimed at helping children with autism and their families.
Mayor Kevin Cotton says this is an important moment for the community.
The sinkhole at Riverside Drive in Evansville has closed another road lane.
Evansville Police say a dog attack was ended after a man fired a shot into the ground.
The shooting wounded four students and drew a heavy police response to the campus.
Officials say the new $100,000 in relief funding is separate from previous Kentucky REALTORS Relief Foundation grants.
Police say they've received numerous complaints about speeding on the Lloyd.
He blew a BAC of 0.147 at the Hopkins County Detention Center.
There will be live renditions of Beatles’ classics, such as ”Help!,” “Yesterday” and “A Day In The Life.”
Officials say this is all for pavement replacement.
Officials say unauthorized social media pages, websites and apps are all involved.
The community is stepping up to help those affected by the flooding.
According to police, the attack happened just just after 10 p.m.
Evansville Police say the shooting was a result of a drug deal gone wrong.
French Island Trail (Old Indiana 662) is closed from west of State Street to Indiana State Road 66 due to flooding along the Ohio River.
Nearly 50 Daviess County roads remain closed from high water, even after the river levels have crested. Now, officials are saying it could still be weeks before things are back to normal.
Officials say they’ve heard from many in the area about it.
Water has isolated entire neighborhoods and destroyed numerous homes.
Deputies say you must be in the car that needs inspection with glass already repaired.