Jordan Whalen is a journalist for WEVV-TV, focusing on local news in Evansville, Indiana. With a passion for community stories, Jordan covers a range of topics including events, initiatives, and issues that impact the people of Evansville.
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Jordan Whalen's coverage predominantly focuses on local community events, family and relationships, education, health and wellbeing. Given the nature of the articles he covers, it would be beneficial to reach out with pitches related to upcoming local community events, educational initiatives, or health-related programs in Evansville or Indiana. Consider offering stories that align with these themes and are relevant to his geographic focus. Additionally, Jordan may appreciate pitches about seasonal events such as holiday celebrations or fundraisers within the community.
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The debate over Amendment 2 highlights a broader national conversation about school choice and the role of public funding in education.
By: Jordan Whalen
It's a mobile meal program designed to bring food and activities directly to neighborhoods. Monday through Friday, the Y on the Fly trailer delivers nutritious meals, offering a lifeline for families who may struggle to afford regular meals.
By: Jordan Whalen
GALLATIN COUNTY, Il. (WEVV) —During Thursday night's Gallatin County Board meeting, Board Member Warren Rollman made a motion to approve the 2025 Courthouse Holiday Schedule without Juneteenth.
By: Jordan Whalen
Unable to repair the bike, the boys didn't just walk away. Instead, they decided to go above and beyond. Using their own money, the group pitched in and bought the boy a brand-new bike, complete with functioning brakes.
By: Jordan Whalen
The moment was unforgettable for these eight students. Their families were there too, adding to the excitement with hugs and congratulations as the kids realized they would be joining over
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) —With Election Day just over a week away, lines at early voting locations are getting longer. Across our area, residents are showing up to cast their ballots before November 5th.
Three organizations are simply asking the community to check their closets, to help keep local children warm this winter season.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) —For PFL Logistics, trust was shattered when a $60,000 shipment of macaroni fell victim to freight fraud.
By: Jordan Whalen
The rules were simple but strict: all fugitives must stay within Poseyville's city limits, avoid private property, and remain outdoors. No ducking inside buildings or backyards to escape detection.
It’s no secret that many police actions, including armed encounters, often happen in low-light conditions. The Henderson Police Department recognizes this reality and is tackling it head-on through specialized training.
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