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The Children’s Center for Dance Education held its “turn-athon” on Saturday afternoon to raise money for the families affected by this month's winter storm in Houston, Texas.

University officials say multiple players suffered injuries during the wreck, but none are considered life-threatening.

Family, friends and other community members in Owensboro came out to welcome the toddler home on Saturday.

One man is in jail on multiple charges after a crash in Spencer County Friday.

The county received more than $4.5 million to replace two railroad bridges, a project officials at the Port Authority say has been years in the making.

Dispatch tells 14 News crews were called to E. Water Street in Princeton for a structure fire.

The UK variant of the COVID-19 virus, which is more contagious, has been identified in five patients at Deaconess.

It’s happening so often in Kentucky that the state Unemployment Office added a new online form yesterday for you to report it.

One person was taken to the hospital with serious bodily injuries after a single-vehicle crash Saturday morning in Jasper.

Saturday, the Indiana State Department of Health reported 897 new coronavirus cases and 27 more deaths.

The call came in just before 11:50 a.m.

According to Evansville Water Sewer Utility, lane restrictions will be in effect on Sycamore Street between Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and 9th Street.

The Owensboro and Daviess County Public School Boards have voted in favor on their respective plans to return to in-person classes five days a week.

A couple of Kroger vaccine clinics opened Friday in Western Kentucky.

Those boxes offer mothers in crisis a safe, anonymous place to surrender their baby if they feel they cannot keep it.

They say the victim’s children were in the apartment at the time, sleeping upstairs.

According to dispatch, the incident occurred near the intersection of Fickas Road and Promise Street.

During Wednesday’s meeting, school officials announced their intention for all students to return to in-person classes four days per week, starting on March 22.

Indiana State Police say a man has been arrested after a chase that ended on I-64 near the Poseyville exit.

Illinois passed a sweeping criminal justice reform bill on Monday to combat police misconduct and racial injustice. It has some law enforcement concerned about the long-term effects.

Ohio Valley Conference and Evansville Sports Corporation officials are being cautious due to COVID-19, setting up a testing site at the Old National Events Plaza for tournament officials, teams and workers.

EPD Chief Billy Bolin says the goals are to help officers better understand implicit bias, as well as examine it through the lens of voice, neutrality and respect.

Evansville Teachers Association President Michael Rust says #Blackout4Ed is a grassroots movement for Indiana teachers to take a stance.

A warning is issued by a Tri-State animal control officer in regard to protecting your pets.