Evansville News

The Traveling City Hall is an opportunity for residents to meet one-on-one with Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and various city department heads to ask questions or discuss the status of the community.

Two of the most satisfying parts of summer are enjoying the fruits of your own garden and shopping at our local farmers' markets for the things you don't grow, make or raise.

The Evansville Otters' left-hander pitched a four-hit, one-walk shutout in leading the Otters to a 5-0 Frontier League baseball victory over the Gateway Grizzlies.

She was indicted on a charge of buying a total of eight guns, including an assault rifle.

Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union has awarded 10 $2,000 Ted Hitch Scholarships to graduating high school seniors for the 2012-13 academic year.

Former Quad City baseball standout Anthony Molina's hearing was delayed Tuesday by a motion by the prosecution, but his attorney hinted at what his defense may be on charges he allegedly molested an 8-year-old girl.

In honor of the occasion, on Tuesday the National Weather Service and the Indiana Department of Homeland Security held ceremonies at both Evansville Regional Airport and the Hovey House in Mount Vernon, Ind.

In September, the company revealed it planned to move its call center from Evansville to Cincinnati, eliminating a number of Evansville jobs in the process.

Rodney A. Cardwell, 45, is preliminarily charged with arson and is currently in the Vanderburgh County Jail.

Area residents are invited to come and celebrate Flag Day, June 14, by attending the dedication of a By-Way Blue Star Memorial Marker hosted by the women of the Westwood Garden Club of Evansville and the Veterans of Foreign War, Post # 1114 located at 110 N. Wabash Avenue.

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Evansville police arrested Robert Leon Krietemeyer, 65, for stabbing Latonya Marie McNary in the chest after responding to a call near the intersection of Michigan and Governor streets just before 11 p.m. She was transported to the hospital but died a short time later.

On May 14, 1936, a crowd of nearly 1,000 people gathered at the riverfront to watch Mayor William Dress officially launch the renovation of the plaza that would bear his name.

Photos by KEVIN SWANK / Courier Press As a color guard stands at right Monday, John Michael Burghardt, a member of the Military Order of the Purple Heart 728, speaks during a Memorial Day service at James Bethel Gresham's grave at Locust Hill Cemetery in Evansville.

Those records still belong to a scorching stretch in 1911, according to the National Weather Service , when temperatures shot up just a few degrees more than what they officially reached this weekend, a trend that continued Sunday when official high reached 94, two degrees short of the record.

The bike's driver, 22-year-old Tyler R. Norrenbrock, told Evansville police that he and his passenger were thrown from the motorcycle after he struck a wooden pallet that fell out of the back of the truck and directly into Norrenbrock's path.

As the $3.85 billion in "Major Moves" money runs out, the kind of cash that has enabled Indiana to embark in a five-year highway construction boom while economic woes have driven down contractors' prices is no longer there.

They are the parents of Brad and Brent Ruppel of Evansville and Brian of Los Angeles.

Ray and Shirley Ubelhor of Evansville plan to celebrate their 50th anniversary with a family dinner and a cruise in October.

The big story 75 years ago this week involved news from London. Dealing a crushing blow to the Duke of Windsor, King George VI issued a decree denying royal status to the Duke's bride-to-be, American-born Wallis Simpson.