Isaiah Calalang

2 weeks ago | tristatehomepage.com | Isaiah Calalang

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — Cancer Pathways hosted its annual Tri-State Cancer Survivor Day. Family and guests were treated to an afternoon of games, food and a live musical performance from a fellow survivor.

2 weeks ago | tristatehomepage.com | Andrew Newland |Isaiah Calalang

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — This year’s River City Pride Parade and festival has brought people together from near and far to enjoy the celebration. Many have taken the opportunity to join in on the parade including Danniece Henderson who shared her experience with this year’s parade. “I was a little emotional today,” Henderson said. “It’s just so much fun to come out and support everyone and all the different organizations and running into people that I know that are just celebrating, the happiness.

3 weeks ago | tristatehomepage.com | Andrew Newland |Isaiah Calalang

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — The proposal for the Rock Bluff Energy Park wind turbine project includes ninety-three possible locations for wind turbines in Henderson County. Officials with Cordelio Power, the owner of the project, say it has been working with energy officials to gather wind data and to secure leases with landowners. Henderson County Judge-Executive Brad Schneider says this has been years in the making and expects this project to still take much more time before it comes into fruition.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Isaiah Calalang

EVANSVILLE, Ind (WEHT) – Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry addresses the delays in repairing the large sinkhole on Riverside Drive along with other city initiatives that are in the works. Crews have been trying to make repairs since February, but with multiple delays from weather, residents are left wondering how much linger will the road be shut down. Mayor Terry says the river must fall below 23 feet and stay there before crews can safely assess the site.

3 weeks ago | tristatehomepage.com | Isaiah Calalang

EVANSVILLE, Ind (WEHT) – Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry addresses the delays in repairing the large sinkhole on Riverside Drive along with other city initiatives that are in the works. Crews have been trying to make repairs since February, but with multiple delays from weather, residents are left wondering how much linger will the road be shut down. Mayor Terry says the river must fall below 23 feet and stay there before crews can safely assess the site.