Jordan Whalen

With multiple construction projects happening at the same time, the area has become a bit congested, leading to frustrating delays.

Among their top priorities for 2025 is the development of a pet food bank. With the cost of caring for animals rising, many families are struggling to afford food for their pets.

According to Evansville Police, Charles Connolly unknowingly attempted to sell the moped through Facebook. The victim recognized the vehicle and contacted police before arranging to meet with Connolly.

Jordan Whalen is a graduate from Indiana University, where she majored in multi-cam productions and narrative filmmaking. Jordan was born and raised in Evansville, Indiana.

But with the increased demand, the Rescue Mission is reaching out to the community for help. They are in urgent need of donations, particularly bottled water, to ensure they can continue to meet the needs of those seeking relief from the heat.

Whether it's through the cooling centers or the efforts of our first responders, the message from the city is clear—safety comes first.

Law enforcement agencies say these checkpoints are critical in preventing tragedies on our roads, especially during holiday weekends when DUI incidents tend to spike.

While no human cases have been reported yet, the Vanderburgh County Health Department is urging residents to take precautions.

According to AAA booking data, domestic travel is up 9% this year compared to last, as more people are choosing to fly to their destinations.

The piles of garbage have left tenants frustrated for weeks, especially since trash removal is supposed to be included in their rent.