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Henderson County jail helps inmates find jobs

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — At the jail activity center, its staff focuses on developing job opportunities and programs for those in and preparing to be released from jail. Organizations, community leaders and local businesses gathered to learn about their potential part in the Second Chance Program at the Henderson County Detention Center. Employers listened to […]

Henderson County, KY · 09-29

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Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program application period opens for Hoosiers

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Eligible Hoosier electric customers can now apply for the state’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). The resource provides financial assistance to help households manage home heating expenses throughout the winter season. CenterPoint Energy will also be partnering with the Community Action Program of...

Evansville, IN · 10-01
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Owensboro warns property tax mailers to plan for postal delays

OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - City of Owensboro officials say property owners who pay by mail should be aware of an important change this year. According to a press release, mail originating in Owensboro is now processed outside the city, which may add approximately two weeks to postal processing times. Officials...

Owensboro, KY · 09-28
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INDOT looking to fill winter seasonal positions across Indiana

Evansville, IN · 09-30

WEHT/WTVW

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The Vault on Main ready for tenants

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Downtown Evansville’s newest living space is ready for business nearly five years after the city’s skyline was changed forever. On November 21, 2021, a series of explosions brought down the 18 story 420 Main building, the city’s tallest at the time. The building was once the headquarters of Old National Bank. […]

Evansville, IN · 09-25

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Henderson County jail helps inmates find jobs

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — At the jail activity center, its staff focuses on developing job opportunities and programs for those in and preparing to be released from jail. Organizations, community leaders and local businesses gathered to learn about their potential part in the Second Chance Program at the Henderson County Detention Center. Employers listened to representatives from the education and labor cabinet about apprenticeship programs and career development.

Henderson County, KY · 09-30

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Western Kentucky gets first share of coal revitalization funds

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — Western Kentucky is getting its first share of money from a program designed to revitalize communities impacted by the coal industry. Governor Andy Beshear announced three projects totaling $6,600,000. The largest award, $2,800,000, goes to Baptist Health Deaconess in Madisonville. The hospital plans to buy a new CT scanner for its […]

Madisonville, KY · 09-21

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County and Stellar Renewables come to an agreement that will allow solar project near Ky. 425 to proceed

With legal costs mounting and a federal judge’s request to find a solution, the two parties involved in litigation over the solar development near Ky. 425 have come to an agreement that will allow construction to begin. Henderson County Fiscal Court on Friday afternoon unanimously approved a resolution that...

Henderson County, KY · 09-26

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Final 2,897 page Emergency Response report released in PBTT chemical fire

WARRICK CO., Ind. (WFIE) - It’s been one year since the PBTT chemical fire in Warrick County, and the final report from the EPA has recently been made available. You can see the full 2,897 page document, here. The report shows that back on September 6, 2025, a fire...

Warrick County, IN · 09-25

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Local News: Friday, September 25th, 2026

Amazon says it’s in the early stages of deciding whether to develop a data center in Posey County. An Amazon spokesperson says that if the company moves forward, the project would go through a full public review process. The company says it plans to work with residents and local officials to understand community priorities and address concerns. The statement came as the Posey County Area Plan Commission held a public hearing on Thursday on proposed changes to the county’s unified development ordinance. Much of the public comment focused on new regulations for data center construction. Attorney Mike Schopmeyer, with Evansville law firm Kahn, Dees, Donovan and Kahn, represents Amazon Web Services. Schopmeyer told the commission Amazon is no longer considering its initial proposed location. He says the company is now looking at a more industrial site closer to major highways. Schopmeyer also said Amazon will not apply for permits or begin work until the county’s ordinance process is complete. He argued the proposed amendments are overly restrictive and need to be more balanced. Schopmeyer was limited to three minutes of public comment. An audience member’s attempt to give him additional time was not allowed under the commission’s rules. Schopmeyer said Amazon’s plans are still in the early stages, and community outreach could begin in about a month. The public hearing was continued until October 1st at 5:30 PM at Hovey House in Mt. Vernon.

Posey County, IN · 09-25

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Leitchfield property tax rates remain the same, land purchase planned

The Leitchfield City Council held a special called meeting on Thursday afternoon. The purpose of the meeting was to hear the second reading of the proposed ad valorem (property) tax rates for the city of Leitchfield, in addition to an Executive Session to discuss a potential land purchase. Council members,...

Leitchfield, KY · 09-25

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Independence Bank’s Kelsey Hargis named Kentucky Young Professional of the Year

FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kelsey Hargis, community enrichment officer and assistant vice president at Independence Bank, has been named the Kentucky Chamber’s 2026 Young Professional of the Year. Hargis received the award Monday at the chamber’s third annual Kentucky Young Professionals Summit. The award recognizes leadership, career accomplishments and...

Henderson, KY · 09-24

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‘The Vault on Main’ opening Oct. 2 in downtown Evansville

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - The brand new multi-use building at Main and 4th Street in Evansville is set for their grand opening. Officials with Downtown Evansville say The Vault on Main is set to open Friday, October 2, at 10:30 a.m. It’s a 161-unit residential and 4,755 square foot commercial...

Evansville, IN · 09-24

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This Evansville Treasure-Hunting Spot Has a Fascinating New Home

One of Evansville's most unusual places to hunt for vintage and architectural treasures is moving, and the history behind its new building makes the location incredibly fitting.

Evansville, IN · 09-18

IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star

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Frustration mounts as coal plants stay online months past retirement date

The United States Department of Energy has extended the life of two aging Indiana coal plants once again. The federal agency first bypassed state plans to retire NIPSCO's R.M. Schahfer Generating Station in Jasper County and CenterPoint Energy's F.B. Culley Generating Station in Warrick County in Dec. 2025. Every 90 days since then, the DOE has issued a new emergency order to keep the plants burning. The latest federal orders mandate that the plants keep running until Dec. 18, 2026. In the meantime, consumer and environmental advocates are posing legal challenges to the DOE orders – and expressing frustration about burning fossil fuels and the mounting costs required to keep the antiquated power generators online. Both NIPSCO and CenterPoint plan to recoup some of the costs by raising ratepayer bills across the Midwest. But the legal case opposing the DOE orders hinges on the word emergency. Beyond situations of true crisis (like a natural disaster), the federal government doesn't have the authority to meddle in state energy affairs, said Tony Mendoza, a senior attorney in the Sierra Club's Environmental Law Program. Earlier this month, a three-judge panel agreed. The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

Jasper County, IN · 09-23

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OCU outlines payroll timeline for former employees still awaiting missed pay

OAKLAND CITY, Ind. (WFIE) - Oakland City University has released an updated schedule for former employees still waiting on missed paychecks. According to a post shared by the university just after 7 p.m. Tuesday, former employees are scheduled to receive their third payroll deposits on Friday, Sept. 25, through payroll processing company ADP.

Oakland City, IN · 09-23