Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of December.
Good morning, Evansville.
Off-duty Evansville Police Department officer, Jordan Rundle, was seriously injured in a vehicle accident, with community and departments showing strong support during his recovery.
A member of the Grim Reapers Motorcycle Club was arrested for an alleged assault and stabbing in Evansville, with a $1 million bond set.
Corey Gipson was arrested in Evansville for breaking into a home and falling asleep inside, with police discovering a THC-positive vape pen in his possession.
Both owners of Rooftop Construction were arrested in Evansville on fraud charges for allegedly providing substandard repair services to a tornado victim.
The University of Evansville received a $147,000 bequest from a 1945 alumna's estate to support athletic facilities and establish a nursing scholarship.
The Tri-State area, including Evansville and Henderson, anticipates two inches of rain with mild temperatures; severe weather is not expected.
Lindsey Stirling's Snow Waltz Christmas Tour
Lindsey Stirling will perform her Christmas tour, Snow Waltz, featuring songs from her recent album and her popular holiday favorites.
Lindsey Stirling Holiday Concert
Lindsey Stirling, renowned electronic violinist and performer, will present a holiday-themed concert at the Old National Events Plaza.
Evansville Thunderbolts vs. Quad City Storm Ice Hockey Match
Watch the exciting ice hockey matchup between the Evansville Thunderbolts and the Quad City Storm at the Ford Center.
Meg McRee Supporting Marcus King
Meg McRee will perform as a supporting act for Marcus King at Victory Theatre in Evansville, Indiana.
Evansville Thunderbolts vs. Huntsville Havoc Hockey Game
Watch the Evansville Thunderbolts compete against the Huntsville Havoc in an exciting hockey match at the Ford Center.
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