Good morning, Evansville.

Evansville police found an abandoned cat in a crate behind a gas station on Wednesday at the Circle K on Washington Avenue and took the small cat—with traces of feces and an empty water bowl—to Animal Control.

Residents at Ross Center Village have faced nearly a month of overflowing blue dumpsters off Covert Avenue that have attracted flies and rodents.

Management said they canceled service with Republic and will clear the trash in the next few days while urging residents to use the regularly emptied green dumpsters.

On Wednesday, EVSC North High School rescued an owl caught in a soccer net with help from nonprofit Talon Trust.

The owl (named Husky Hoot) is doing well as officials dispose of the damaged net.

Seven high school juniors from four schools joined Indiana’s first Youth Apprenticeship Program launched by Old National Bank and EVSC on Thursday — they earn a paycheck and gain hands-on banking experience while finishing school.

Explore Fall forecasts peak fall color between Nov.

4 and Nov. 10 with the best day predicted as Nov. 7 at popular spots like New Harmony, John James Audubon State Park (in Henderson), and Wesselman Woods.

Perry Township firefighters will display the annual 9/11 flag today at Logan’s Roadhouse parking lot instead of its usual spot over the USI overpass—construction has necessitated this change.

Crews will be on site from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m.

Evansville Fire Dept and Deaconess Health System have teamed up to support the city’s new ambulance service.

They will provide training for firefighters, paramedics and EMTs, and invest several hundred thousand dollars in new technology — a station alert system that directs emergency calls to the responding station.

Deaconess Health System was named one of America's Best-In-State Employers 2026 by Forbes after a survey of over 160,000 employees confirmed its supportive culture.

Officials say the honor underscores its commitment to creating a workplace where staff feel valued — a boost for our local community.

Former Deaconess CEO Linda White visited 14 News studio yesterday to discuss the state-of-the-art Deaconess Cinelli Cancer Center, which aims to transform cancer care across the Tri-State region.

Tecumseh pitcher Audrey Seiler committed to LSU on Sept.

6 after an official visit to Baton Rouge. She picked LSU for its strong SEC program amid interest from many colleges, marking a historic decision for a top local recruit.