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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.
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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.
We’re following thousands of power outage reports in the Tri-State.
Never put yourself in harms way to take storm video or photos.
Officials say there are free sandbags and sand available in Chandler in preparation for the incoming severe storms.
Organizers say it’s a one stop shop for those needing services.
The sheriff’s office is working with Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare.
He's being held on $100,000 cash bond.
They will be handing out more sandbags Thursday.
Students in the Henderson County School system will be working from home due to the the State of Emergency.
Heather Teague was taken from Newburgh Beach in August of 1995.
Officials in Evansville say they are opening a community storm shelter for Wednesday’s storms.
A man from Patoka is facing charges resulting from a fatal January accident.
Plans for the splash pad were unveiled Wednesday afternoon.
Officials say he will begin his new role on April 28.