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Two Owensboro nonprofits receive $100,000 grants from Impact100 (opens the original)
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OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - Two Owensboro nonprofits are moving forward on long-needed improvements after each received a $100,000 grant award. Impact100 Owensboro awarded the grants Tuesday night to the Daniel Pitino Shelter and the Owensboro Regional Recovery men’s shelter under Audubon Area Community Services. Impact100 Owensboro is made up of at least 100 women, who each give $1,000 annually. That money is then used to give grants to local nonprofits. Leaders at the Daniel Pitino Shelter say get
Drivers who ignore school bus stop arms could face $10,000 fine, EVSC warns (opens the original)
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Two months into the school year, local officials have one urgent message for drivers: stop for the stop arm. Every school day, kids stand on the sides of busy roads to get on and off their buses — and the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation says keeping them safe comes down to one thing: driver attention. “School bus drivers actually have the ability legally to stop traffic,” said EVSC Chief Communications Officer Jason Woebkenberg. “So when those red lights begin
Community gathers to remember Baby Grayson Walton, demands justice (opens the original)
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CLEATON, Ky. (WFIE) - Family, friends and community members packed the Christ of Calvary Church on Comanche Lane in Cleaton late Thursday afternoon to remember 11-month-old Grayson Walton and pray for justice. Everyone was invited to attend. “When it happened and I got word of it, I was actually here at church that they found Grayson,” said Georgina Sailing, a member of Christ of Calvary Church and vigil organizer. “And I was like, well, all I knew what to do was pray. And I said, well, we can p
‘It’s just like we on a waiting game’: Evansville tenant says apartment hits 87 degrees as AC stays broken (opens the original)
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - As heat-related illnesses climb 260% across the Tri-State since last year at this time, one Evansville woman says she’s fighting a dangerous heat problem of her own — inside her own apartment. Bernadette Wickliffe has lived at Schnute Apartments on West Franklin Street for eight years. She says the air conditioning in the building has been out for six days. “No air. It’s burning up. It’s 87 degrees on my thermostat. Don’t tell me what the rest of the building is reading
Driver taken to hospital by helicopter after grain truck overturns, officials say (opens the original)
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Luce Fire Territory and multiple other agencies responded to an overturned grain truck accident Sunday morning. The accident happened on County Road 500 North. Officials say the driver had to be extricated and taken by helicopter to the hospital. No word on their condition. Luce Fire says it wants to remind drivers to be aware since SR66 is closed, and it is harvest time with large equipment on the back-roads. Copyright 2026 WFIE. All rights reserved.
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