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Now that Mayor Winnecke's twelve years in office are coming to an end, we chatted with him about some of his most memorable moments as Evansville's Mayor.

Seeing the team members interact with customers and seeing them beaming with pride about their specialties was just so inspiring.

In January of this year, dozens of Evansville Police Officers responded to an Active Shooter at the Westside Walmart. Those officers along with the dispatchers and civilians were recognized this week.

It's been one year since your Evansville Rescue Mission opened The Thrift Store & Mission Grounds Coffee inside Washington Square Mall. Now, it's time to Celebrate.

Two familiar nonprofit animal shelters in Posey County have merged to form NEWLIFE Rescues & Adoption.

Police around the country are seeing reports of criminals using Apple AirTags to track the movements of unsuspecting victims. Here's what you need to know.

Hi, my name is Liberty and I've been keeping things awkward since the 1980s. Seriously, I can turn a simple contest phone call with a listener into a confession that I've been keeping since I was in grade school.

YWCA CEO Erika Taylor joined us for our weekly Be MY Guest segment, and she filled me in on exactly what they do, and about the exciting project that has gained the attention of Mattingly Charities.

We spoke exclusively with JDF ahead of his visit to Secret Headquarters, and he told us, it's really about helping the small businesses and his own mental health.

The 1977 Princeton Community Tigers Marching Band had the immense honor of marching in Jimmy Carter's Inaugural Parade.

Evansville's United Caring Services is trying to raise money to renovate and upgrade their bathroom facilities. The cost of the project is estimated at $126,000

Health care workers have had the option to get the first of two doses of the vaccine. Tri-State healthcare workers began getting vaccinated this week.