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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VANDERBURGH COUNTY, Ind. (WEVV) —This time, scammers are impersonating court officials, claiming the recipient has missed jury duty and now faces jail time if they don't pay a fine over the phone.
With the addition of this lighting, it will continue to now shine as a symbol of their courage and sacrifice every evening.
By: Jordan Whalen
The Legacy Courtyard features a beautiful new patio area, a hammock village perfect for lounging between classes, and two sand volleyball courts designed to encourage both recreation and friendly competition.
By: Jordan Whalen
It was an unforgettable and emotional day at Cedar Hall Community School. Students and staff were buzzing with excitement, dressed in Disney Under the Sea themed costumes and filling the
By: Jordan Whalen
Court members will be looking closely at how future solar farms could affect public infrastructure—things like roads, drainage systems, and the overall layout of the community.
By: Jordan Whalen
The meeting centered around discussions about implementing a two-year moratorium on new solar farm permits and the broader impact of green energy projects in the county.
By: Jordan Whalen
The meeting centered around discussions about implementing a two-year moratorium on new solar farm permits and the broader impact of green energy projects in the county.
By: Jordan Whalen
With phase 1 starting Wednesday, residents are now encouraged to report vacant, abandoned, or boarded-up properties, or those that exhibit severe deterioration posing risks to public health and safety.
Local mechanics stress the importance of regular upkeep to combat the effects of fluctuating temperatures on your vehicle.
Focusing on improving road safety, particularly at high-traffic intersections, and ensuring all projects meet ADA compliance standards.
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