Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 22nd of December.
Good morning, Evansville.
Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office members volunteered to ring bells at Red Kettle locations to raise money for the Salvation Army, continuing their annual support since 2007.
A woman was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in Evansville, leading to the closure of East Riverside Drive.
In Evansville, two parents were arrested on neglect charges after their infant was found with multiple fractures and other injuries, raising concerns of abuse.
Spectators at Angel Mounds in Warrick County experienced the rare celestial alignment of the sun with Native American mounds during the winter solstice, a phenomenon rediscovered only a few years ago.
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.
Candlelight Concert: Vivaldi's Four Seasons and More
Experience a captivating evening of live classical music featuring Vivaldi's Four Seasons and other works performed by the Listeso String Quartet in a candlelit setting.
Biblical Insights with Kristi McLelland
Kristi McLelland, a professor and best-selling author, will lead a session exploring the Bible's historical and cultural contexts at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Evansville.
Evansville Purple Aces Women's Basketball vs. Southern Illinois Salukis
This event features a women's college basketball game between the Evansville Purple Aces and the Southern Illinois Salukis at Meeks Family Field House.
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