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Dozens of them showed up at Dairy Queen to show their support to the workers.
An Ivy Tech student got a little help with his transportation to and from classes Thursday.
Deputy Cody Hall was able to intervene in an inmate’s suicide attempt.
First responders came to the rescue Wednesday for at least two cats here in the Tri-State.
The Daviess County Sheriff’s Office is showing support for a local business.
Greer completed the 5K while battling a rare gene that produces cancerous tumors and one of those six pound tumors crushed his left lung, causing it to stop working and have to be removed.
They say the student had a sore throat and belly, but he was able to return to school the next day.
A Tri-State woman is thanking members of Evansville Fire Station 9 for going above and beyond.
Dale Faughn, 96, donated his 36th gallon of blood.
Memorial Tigers superfan Sam Schulz continues to touch lives with his story of strength and resilience.
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Posey County Sheriff's Deputy Bryan Hicks returned to his home on Friday after over four months of recovering from being shot in the head.
The assistant manager at the Fastbreak at Morgan an Oak Hill called 911 Wednesday night after she, as well as other employees, spotted a boy in their store.
Tell City Police are recognizing some Good Samaritans and an officer who jumped into action to save a man’s life.
hris Mackay, a 42-year old veteran and Princeton resident, took on an adventure of a lifetime and climbed to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa.
Jake and Elizabeth Bivens got married last year in the middle of the pandemic, but they never had their “official” first dance.
After a tragic accident, Stephen Schaefer told 14 News how his one-year-old son's organs are going to help dozens of children.
A diploma has been more than a decade in the making for one Evansville student, who was set to graduate in 2009 before putting her education on pause.
One morning, he overheard students talking about the school’s Book Fair, saying they would not be able to buy books because their parents didn’t have the money.
After spending 365 days without hugging her son due to an abundance of caution, Sunday was certainly a highly anticipated moment for Kelly Melton and her family.
The world record-holder for the oldest regular blood donor has hit another milestone.
Castle graduate Lauren Harpole will sing the national anthem before kickoff at the annual Army-Navy college football game on Saturday.
After waking from a coma in 2018, WKU freshman Grant Oller has come a long way.
Bags on the Giving Wall contain everything from winter hats, gloves, toothpaste, razors, hygiene products, scarves and more.
Shock filled the stands on Saturday as Stan Beadles's sprint car flipped during a race and caught fire with him still inside.
A young man in Madisonville has been honored after officials say he stopped a fire from spreading at this neighbor’s house.
Michael McCool was shot in October 2016 when authorities say he was collecting a delinquent payment in Greenville. He survived the shot to the head, and his doctors say this was a miracle.
Some officers went above and beyond the job description on Saturday when they stepped up to help a young boy.
All those fried treats you scarfed down at the Fall Festival are now paying off for dozens of local non-profits.
Before the HVAC system was installed, they had to use space heaters to stay warm.
The team gave local kids a special Christmas shopping spree at Academy Sports.
The church pastor says they noticed Cravens Elementary did not have a church partner. So he says First Free was happy to step in.
Employees from the Warrick County plant, who excelled at safety this year, came to the east side Target to shop for the Salvation Army’s Toy Town.
It was held Thursday morning at Ziemer Funeral Home East Chapel. Rolling Thunder then escorted him to St. Joseph Cemetery.
First responders across the Tri-State are delivering “Hope for the Holidays” by collecting armloads of toys for kids in local hospitals.
A Henderson woman is honored for decades of work as an American Red Cross volunteer.
A charity event knocked it out of the park for an Evansville non-profit.
An Evansville woman caught a special moment on camera and the community is responding in a big way.
A brand new pizza pub wasn’t slinging pizza pies, but pumpkin pies and turkey on Thanksgiving for free to help lend a hand to those in need.
The shelter says by the end of lunch they served more than 100 meals.
AJ Duff says she helped provide for more than 70 families.
3-year-old Emma Hayden and her family are heading to Disney World thanks to Make-A-Wish.
The National Association of Letter Carriers selected Mark Schuh, who works in Princeton, as one of their Heroes of the Year.
The Parlour Salon closed its doors early to donate their time and talent so the middle schoolers can look their best tomorrow.
A youth baseball player reunites with the firefighter who helped save his life.
Students and staff members at Sorgho Elementary School wanted to make sure they showed their love for the school’s gym teacher before she begins chemotherapy.
Before this weekend’s Honor Flight, volunteers sorted through hundreds of letters for Operation Mail Call.
Cops across the country started the morning with coffee and conversation.
The family of an Evansville toddler is crying happy tears after hearing their 19-month-old son will get the drug he needs.
Trevor Reece received the honor after competing in the Best Warrior Competition at Camp Atterbury earlier this month.