Jordan Yaney

1 week ago | 14news.com | Jordan Yaney

VANDERBURGH COUNTY, Ind. (WFIE) - Katie Cannon and her husband have escaped the dangers of high waters, but the same can’t be said for their home. Almost a week after leaving their home, six feet of water now fills their lowest level. “We almost never see the river rise as fast as it did and as high as it did,” Cannon said. Only now is the Ohio River approaching it’s crest, but Cannon and others in Union Township have been out of their homes since Saturday.

2 weeks ago | 14news.com | Jordan Yaney |Jill Lyman

OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - In Owensboro, crews have shut down parts of Veterans Boulevard, as the Ohio River is starting to spill over into Smothers Park. Officials say Veterans is closed between Frederica and Allen Streets. Our Skycam captured video of crews putting up barricades. That area will be closed until further notice. City officials say a large portion of Smothers Park is also temporarily closed.

2 weeks ago | 14news.com | Jordan Yaney

DAWSON SPRINGS, Ky. (WFIE) - Some strangers are offering help in Dawson Springs. We met a man who didn’t want to share his name with us, but he did want to share his time. He says he was watching 14 News Sunrise Monday morning, saw all the flood damage in Dawson Springs, and wanted to help. He came down from Princeton, Indiana, with 84 cases of water, looking for anyone who needs help. “The good Lord puts things upon my heart.

1 month ago | wishtv.com | Jordan Yaney |Gregg Montgomery

FRANCISCO, Ind. (WFIE) — It took Ron Miley and his family nearly five decades to build up their farm in Gibson County. It only took a tornado a few moments to tear it all down. Early reports show the tornado that ripped through the farm early Saturday was an EF-2. The family is working to rebuild, and they’re getting help from the community.

Nov 9, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Jordan Yaney

Share EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - This week, America elected Donald Trump as the next President. Some are very excited about that. Others are experiencing rising stress and anxiety. This election cycle was full of strong emotions on both sides. Now that President-Elect Trump is set to take office for a second time, some of those who opposed him are reaching out for help. National mental health organizations are reporting an uptick in crisis calls since Election Day.