Local News: Tuesday May 12th, 2026
The Mount Vernon Police Department is teaming up with the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute to remind drivers to buckle up during the nationwide “Click It or Ticket” campaign. The enforcement effort began yesterday and continues through May 31st. Officers will conduct extra patrols focused on seatbelt use and making s
Road closures planned for chip and seal road maintence work in INDOT Southwest district
The Indiana Department of Transportation has begun its spring schedule of chip and seal road maintenance. The following roadways will be closed for chip and seal projects:. May 11-13 - State Road 165 in Posey County between S.R. 66 and S.R. 68. May 18-21 – State Road 69 in Posey...
Kelly R. Scott Calls on Communities to Support Local United Way and Veterans Organizations...
Mount Vernon, Illinois May 11, 2026 (Issuewire.com) Kelly R. Scott, owner of Little Britches, is using a local donation as a broader call for people nationwide to support the organizations already serving families, veterans, and neighbors in their own communities. As Little Britches enters its next chapter, Scott annou
VCSO: Evansville man faces multiple charges after burnout and reckless driving
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) — A man was arrested early Tuesday morning after deputies say he performed a burnout in front of a patrol car and drove recklessly through Evansville. Vanderburgh County Sheriff's deputies arrested 23-year-old Kavoriante Outlaw on 11 preliminary charges, including operating a motor vehicle while
Indiana Governor stops in Evansville for ceremonial signing
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — Indiana Governor Mike Braun was in Evansville today for the ceremonial signing of a new law created after the murder of realtor Susan Haynie. Governor Braun was joined by State Representative Tim O’Brien for what they call the largest ceremonial signing they have ever attended. The bill was cr
Gibson County man says he was booted from redevelopment commission
GIBSON COUNTY, Ind. (WEHT) — A former member of the Gibson County Redevelopment Commission gave his farewell address on Monday after he says he was kicked off the board. Larry Michel served on the commission for the past five years and says he really enjoyed it. He adds he was recently booted off the board […]
Crosses in Henderson honor veterans who died for our country
HENDERSON, Ky. (WFIE) - There’s a tradition now on display in Henderson’s Central Park. There are rows of American flags and white crosses that each honor a veteran who died serving our country. Volunteers were out on Monday setting up the patriotic display ahead of Memorial Day Weekend.
This Haunted Indiana Coffee House Serves Gourmet Sandwiches With a Side of Paranormal Activity
Some coffee shops just serve coffee. This Evansville, Indiana café does something far more layered. Set inside a historic building in the city’s Arts District, it blends exposed brick, rotating local artwork, and a menu that goes well beyond drinks, offering sandwiches and light fare in a space that feels both creative
Injured Warrick Co. deputy now looking for help from the public
WARRICK COUNTY, Ind. (WFIE) - Family and friends of a Warrick County Sheriff’s Deputy are reaching out, asking for help as he deals with an immense challenge. The family of Quentin Wagner says he recently experienced a life-altering accident. After falling from a tree stand, he sustained multiple fractures to his L2-L5
Owensboro man arrested after allegedly fleeing police, destroying road sign
MORGANTOWN, Ky. – An Owensboro man is facing charges after fleeing police in Butler County. According to a uniform citation, a Kentucky State Police trooper was traveling south on Interstate 165 near the 7-mile marker when a car was seen speeding in the northbound lanes. The car was traveling at 104 mph in a 70 mph zon

















