COVID-19

After careful consideration and much discussion with public health officials, the annual parade, "Where Kentucky Starts Christmas," has been canceled this year.

The MSD of Mt. Vernon, Indiana has announced the temporary closing of all schools in the district citing "staff quarantines and a lack of substitutes.

Evansville Mayor, Lloyd Winnecke has issued an executive order placing restrictions on the number of people that can attend social and civic gatherings in hopes of helping to curb the continued increase in positive Covid-19 cases.

One downtown bar has released a statement regarding the current increase in positive Covid-19 cases, the lack of masks being worn by late-night patrons and how they are doing their part to reduce the spread

In a statement, Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke is urging citizens to be prudent, wear masks and continue social distancing after am increase in positive Covid-19 cases across the community

It's been less than a week since Governor Holcomb reopened Indiana but the number of positive cases in Vanderburgh County and other parts of the state continue to climb at an alarming rate.

President Trump announced that he and his wife, Melania Trump, have tested positive for the coronavirus. Trump shared the news on Twitter early Friday morning.

The Four Freedoms Veterans Parade is the latest in a long list to announce the cancellation of their annual event.

Evansville Mayor, Lloyd Winnecke announced that there will be no rate increase for Evansville Water Sewer Utility customers in 2021.

All students in the two districts attending in-person classes will be eligible to receive free breakfast and lunch thanks to USDA waivers.

Eligible Hoosiers will begin receiving Lost Wage Assistance payments from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development beginning Monday, September 21, 2020

With schools reopening across Evansville next week, the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation has released a details about what makes an acceptable mask for school.