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So. Indiana Area McDonald’s Restaurants Support Local Schools with “Fries for School Supplies” Fundraiser
Who knew that indulging in a delicious order of McDonald’s fries could make such a big difference in our community? From August 26th to 30th, local McDonald’s owner-operators are turning their fry boxes into tools for change with the "Fries for School Supplies" fundraiser. During these five days, 10% of all à la carte fry sales will be donated directly to local schools.
IU trustees violated open door law, says state public access chief
Indiana’s Public Access Counselor agreed with WFIU/WTIU News that Indiana University’s Board of Trustees violated the state’s Open Door Law during its private meeting May 14, according to a strongly worded advisory opinion released Thursday. In the required citation of law justifying the closed meeting, the trustees...
Bullitt County family remembers fentanyl victims, calls for action against overdose crisis
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- People in Mount Washington called for action as fentanyl continues to claim the lives of hundreds of Kentuckians each year. One Bullitt County family honored those who have died from overdoses and hopes to prevent it from happening to others. "This is a drug war, and...
Boil advisory affecting hundreds on Evansville's north side to continue into Wednesday
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) — A large boil advisory is still in effect for hundreds of residents on Evansville's north side. According to Evansville Water and Sewer Utility, about 850 properties are affected by the advisory as of Monday morning. As we reported, EWSU alerted customers of a project that...
Vanderburgh County Commissioners address radon levels in Old Courthouse sub-basement
VANDERBURGH COUNTY, Ind. (WEHT)- Vanderburgh County Commissioners discussed the cancer-causing gas, radon, found in the basement of the Old Courthouse during a press conference on Monday. Officials say that unsafe levels of the gas were recently detected and the EPA says that Radon is the number one cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. The news […]
Evansville business owner says city should help shops hurt by constant construction
EVANSVILLE – Your Brother’s Bookstore had only been open a month when the city blew up the building down the street. The planned implosion of the decrepit skyscraper at 420 Main St. closed roads, reconfigured routes and misted parts of Downtown Evansville in a layer of dust. The dynamite vibrations even caused a...
Batesville Woman Charged With Stealing From Employer
(Batesville, IN) – A Batesville woman is jailed on felony Theft and Corrupt Business Influence (both Level 5) charges for allegedly stealing from her employer. Sixty-one-year-old Jennifer Fullenkamp was arrested Friday, one day after the Ripley County Prosecutors Office filed charges against her. She is accused of stealing more...
Evansville’s Nacho Week moved to November
HENDERSOON, Ky, (WEHT) — Evansville’s first ever Nacho Week has been postponed to November after originally being planned for the week of August 25. Evansville Events posted to Facebook to say Nacho Week has been moved to November 17th through 23rd. Eyewitness News reached out to Joe Notter with Evansville Events to see why the […]
Wayne Hart and Stacey May compete in Frog Follies frog races
VANDERBURGH COUNTY, Ind. (WEHT) — Our meteorologists Wayne Hart and Stacey May participated in the Frog Follies frog races at the Vanderburgh County 4-H Center. Wayne and Stacey got on the ground and pushed their frogs all the way to the finish line using a feather. They didn’t win, but say they’ll be back next […]
Join Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry for a Special Traveling City Hall Event
Evansville residents are in for a treat as Mayor Stephanie Terry hosts her third Traveling City Hall meeting of the year. Mark your calendars for Wednesday, September 5, when the community is invited to Howell Shelter from 5:00 to 6:30 PM for an engaging and informative evening. The event kicks...
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