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Cut the correct limbs: Purdue Extension Greene County will offer free Chainsaw Safety and Tree Felling session
GREENE COUNTY—Tree felling with a chainsaw can be dangerous, and the only limbs that should be cut are made of wood. Thanks to the Greene County Purdue Extension Office, a Chainsaw Safety and Tree-Felling class will be held on Saturday, September 21, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The class is free and open to the public. Lunch is not offered.
Vincennes Honors WWII Hero Richardville
Today was officially declared Sergeant Joseph Bud Richardville Day in Vincennes, honoring the local hero who served in the Graves Registration Service during World War II, including in Normandy on D-Day. Though his remains rest in France, Richardville was symbolically brought home and honored at the Indiana Military Museum with a special proclamation and a plaque recognizing his service.
Feed Evansville Hosting ‘The Longest Table’ Free Community Dinner
Did you know that 40% of our neighborhoods right here in Evansville, Indiana are in food deserts? That means they do not have access to fresh foods. That is a statistic community leaders and nonprofit organizations like Feed Evansville are working to change. World Food Day 2024. It's hard to...
ISP troopers working to keep Indiana streets safe during Labor Day weekend
To see how troopers patrol Indiana roads during this Labor Day weekend, I got the chance to get up close and ride along with ISP Trooper Tanner Hurley as he worked traffic on the night of August 30 into the morning of August 31.
Not very bright: FAA says Hoosiers with laser pointers are blinding pilots
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Federal Aviation Administration wants people in Indiana to put down the laser pointers, immediately. The FAA says, just more than halfway through the year, the state is far too high on an ignominious — and dangerous — list: the count of ‘laser strikes’ that pilots have reported. As of July 31, […]
National conservative group alleges systemic election fraud in survey sent to Indiana voters
A survey sent to Noblesville area voters from a national conservative think tank contends election fraud is on the rise as part of illegal attempts to steal elections. The D.C.-based Heritage Foundation also claims to be nonpartisan, though its website highlights conservative views numerous times. The survey and two-page letter also include inflammatory language such as “immigrant invasion,” “leftists” and “radical media.”
NFL Rumors: Ja’Marr Chase hope, Chiefs-Steelers trade idea, Cowboys RB plan
The NFL season is now just days away, not months or weeks. Football fans couldn't be more excited for this upcoming season. The offseason brought a ton of drama, storylines and changes as we head into the new year. Free agency was huge for a ton of different teams and...
44Blitz - Week 2 Highlights and Scores
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) — 44Blitz is your home for preeminent coverage of high school football in the Tri-State. Join us every Friday night during our 10 p.m. newscast for all the highlights and scores from our area. Final: Gibson Southern 42, Mt. Carmel 6. The Titans found their groove...
Wesselman Woods executive director resigns after two years in role
EVANSVILLE — Wesselman Woods Executive Director Zach Garcia announced Friday he would be stepping down from his role in September. Garcia joined Wesselman Woods in 2019 as the director of education, before becoming the associate executive director and finally stepping into his current position in January 2022. He will now be joining...
USA amateur boxing event coming to Newburgh
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – XFit Boxing Studio is bringing another USA Amateur Boxing event to the area. Event organizers say the event, called Tri-State Champions, will be held on August 31 at the X-Fit Boxing Studio, located at 4944 State Road 261 in Newburgh. Boxing Clubs from Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee and Michigan will be […]
Operation Football | Greenfield-Central tops Greensburg 35-0
GREENFIELD, Ind. — Greenfield-Central started off Week 2 of Operation Football with a roar on 13Sunrise and the Cougars kept it rolling Friday night. Greenfield scored early and often in the first quarter, taking a 35-0 lead over visiting Greensburg before weather halted play. The game was eventually called...
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