Jordan Yaney

1 week ago | 14news.com | Jordan Yaney

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Now that the hybrid displaced left turn at Stockwell and the Lloyd Expressway is open, crews are moving east to start the next stretch of the project. On Thursday, workers started taking out the concrete median on the Lloyd Expressway between Burkhardt Road and Cross Pointe Boulevard. Soon, lane restrictions will start on the busiest intersections so far for the Lloyd4U project. “These are big ones,” said Lloyd4U Public Outreach Manager Nicole Minton.

1 week ago | 14news.com | Jordan Yaney

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - The new hybrid displaced left turn is now open at the intersection of Stockwell Road and the Lloyd Expressway. This is part of the ongoing Lloyd4U project. This intersection is similar to the new Epworth and Lloyd intersection, but has one key difference. Traveling westbound on the Lloyd, drivers hoping to turn left and head south on Stockwell will need to utilize a boulevard left turn.

1 week ago | 14news.com | Jordan Yaney

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Leaders at the Masonic Temple say the basement of the historic downtown Evansville building hasn’t had a drop of water in it since the Great Flood of 1937. Now, it’s flooded for the fifth time this year, and they say the sinkhole is to blame. “There’s gravel down in there that’s filled up — partially or all of the sewer — and it’s collecting everything that’s flowing down the sewer," said building manager Troy Wilson.

1 week ago | 14news.com | Jordan Yaney

BOONVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - How would Warrick County’s critical infrastructure handle a major earthquake? It’s a question that few are asking, but would impact many if disaster struck. “Just in case when that big earthquake happens, they’re better prepared for that, and there are less damage, less injuries, less effect from those earthquakes,” said Steve Besemer with the Central U.S. Earthquake Consortium.

2 weeks ago | 14news.com | Jordan Yaney

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Saturday, protestors will gather across the nation for “No Kings Day” a demonstration speaking out against President Trump and his administration. With protests turning violent all across the nation, the upcoming protest is getting extra attention. Evansville police say they’ve been in communication with protest organizers, planning to maintain a presence, and step in if needed.