Good morning, Evansville.

Casey’s Dugout now displays the Hooters sign from the closed restaurant, which served the community for 30 years—owners say it will remain as a tribute to its legacy.

They posted a poem on social media to mark this new chapter in the restaurant’s story.

An Evansville father—Jacob Samuel Washington—was sentenced by a Vanderburgh County judge to a 10-year term after his neglect led to the death of his newborn son from abusive head trauma on Feb 8th.

Evansville man Jake Lee Fuchs is wanted on two arrest warrants after he missed his sentencing hearing for two felony cases—he led a police chase in January in Vanderburgh County where he ran red lights, reached speeds of up to 85 mph before crashing, and has prior convictions for firearm and drug charges.

Evansville police are searching for 17-year-old Keaira Hampton—who has dirty blond hair and a tattoo that says If God is within her, she will not fail—after she was last seen leaving Freddy’s restaurant on North Green River Road on July 8th.

The Evansville Police Department hired 10 new officers — they will begin training soon at the Southwest Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, marking a step forward for local public safety.

Evansville resident Richard Eickhoff said a failing sewer has caused foul odors, sinkholes, and property damage in his neighborhood for nearly four months—he has been passed among agencies that blame each other while the city engineer’s office will comment Monday.

Chandler Utilities issued a precautionary boil advisory for customers on Holly Drive, J.D.

Toomey Drive, Peggy Lane and Jerod Circle after a water main break on July 11, and residents must boil water for five minutes before use. Officials expect the advisory to lift on July 18 — offering relief to affected customers.

At Friday night’s game, the Evansville Otters honored loyal fan Millie Jackson on her 100th birthday—she celebrated in the front row with family and friends while the team played against the Gateway Grizzlies.

International Jugglers' Festival

Mon, Jul 14 – Sun, Jul 20 — Victory Theatre — Cost TBD — Celebrate the art of juggling at the 78th Annual International Jugglers' Festival with competitions and performances.

International Jugglers Association Festival - Welcome Show

7:30-9 p.m. — Victory Theatre — Cost not specified — Experience an enchanting evening featuring the art of juggling at the International Jugglers Association Festival's Welcome Show.

International Jugglers Association Festival - Flow Show

7:30-9 p.m. — Victory Theatre — Cost information not provided — Experience a mesmerizing showcase of juggling talent at this exciting festival event.

Washington Square Mall Card Show

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. — Washington Square Mall — Free entry — Discover collectible cards and sports memorabilia at this exciting card show.

International Jugglers Association Festival - Cascade of Stars

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Victory Theatre — Tickets start at $75 — Experience the dazzling performances at this premier juggling festival.

Vanderburgh County Fair

9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. — Vanderburgh 4-H Center — Paid entry — Enjoy a week of fun, entertainment, and live music from Parmalee at this beloved community fair.

DCI: Drum Corps International

7 PM — Francis Joseph Reitz High School — Tickets vary — Experience the thrilling sounds of drum corps at this unique fundraising event.

I Love the '80s Celebration

5:30 PM – 11:00 PM — O'Day Discovery Lodge — Proceeds support Westside Catholic School — Enjoy dinner, a live auction, and music by an '80s tribute band in your best retro attire.

Annual USI Night Flight Road Race

8 PM - 12 AM — University of Southern Indiana — Free for kids under 8 — Lace up for a night race and enjoy family-friendly activities on campus.

Angels after Dark

8-10 p.m. — Angel Mounds Trailhead - Levee Parking Lot — Free entry — Experience a magical family-friendly night hike through the beautiful surroundings of Angel Mounds.