A major winter storm threatens parts of the central U.S. with snow, ice and even blizzards
A major, disruptive winter storm was sweeping across the central U.S. on Sunday, forecasters said, bringing with it a dreaded combination of snow, ice and plunging temperatures. The National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings from Kansas and Missouri — where blizzard conditions are expected — to New Jersey.
"Meet Your Legislators" 2025 dates have been set for Jan. 11, Feb. 8, March 9 and April 12. The doors to Central Library will ...
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Dog shot by Evansville officer; Owner charged with animal neglectA dog dies after being shot by an Evansville police officer. Law enforcement and Evansville Animal Care and Control were ...
47-year-old Tyler Parrott was booked into the jail Tuesday afternoon on three counts of Intimidation with a Deadly Weapon, ...
A mix of sun and slightly warmer temperatures could clear at least some of the ice from the power lines and roads. According ...
Emergency crews are responding to a working fire in the 1600 block of West Louisiana Street. Dispatch tells us the initial ...
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) — The suspect involved in an Evansville officer-involved shooting has been released from the hospital ...
Just hours after a Category 5 hurricane tore through Valdosta, Georgia, in September, the billboards advertising tree removal services had already sprung up around town. While the winter storm that ...
A pair of burglars thought they might get away with it, but Mother Nature ended up giving police an assist in Evansville.
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Trial underway for Evansville teen accused of murder of a 4-year-oldA trial is underway for an Evansville teenager accused of murder in the case of 4-year-old Octavia Aquino. Christian Gonzalez ...
An Evansville police officer dispatched to an animal removal run on Monday shot and killed a dog after the animal appeared to ...
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