Eyewitness News

This is not the kind of news we expected on the first official day of spring!  Eyewitness Meteorologist Ron Rhodes says we could see snow showers next Monday night into Tuesday.  What???!!!!

Gang, it's about to get and feel VERY cold.  The National Weather Service says we will see wind chill factors below zero several days in the upcoming week.  Before that, we could see some light snow accumulation here in the WBKR listening area.  Here's the most updated forecast and a look at just how cold it's going to get.

While we're recovering from a blast of winter this weekend, Eyewitness Meteorologist Ron Rhodes says we could see another dose of snow mid-week.

Over the weekend, I had the honor and privilege on emceeing the opening ceremony at the annual March for Babies (for the March of Dimes).  Shortly before taking the stage, I was approached by Susan Mayhugh, who informed me that she listens to Angel and me every morning.  But, then, Susan made a true confession.  She doesn't really listen to hear me and my cohost (though she does admit that I am fu

A major snow storm is brewing and it appears we are going to see measurable snowfall on Friday into Saturday here in the WBKR listening area.  And, according to Eyewitness News meteorologist Ron Rhodes, some models are showing the possibility of up to a foot of snow in certain areas.  The only question now is who's going to be in the storm track and get it?

Our chances of a white Christmas are getting better and better.  This morning, Ron Rhodes from Eyewitness News said the models are showing all the right conditions for a snowy Christmas Eve!  And the latest forecast from the National Weather Service agrees.

Earlier this week I got to be a guest on Tasty Tuesday's with Joe Bird from Eyewitness News in Evansville.  He visited Madewell's Corner Cafe here in Owensboro.

Cuts in community programs have already been announced and now Mayor Tom Watson says there's really no way around a tax increase for Owensboro residents. Brad Byrd sat down with Mayor Watson to discuss our future.

Look who's back on WBKR!  We have again joined forces with Your Weather Authority and some familiar voices are back on the radio.

Hold onto Toto, Dorothy!  The National Weather Service is warning of a potential tornado outbreak for Sunday and Monday and some forecasters are saying the models closely resemble those from back in 1991, when a massive twister outbreak caused over one billion dollars worth of damage.  Here's the latest on what we can expect and when and how serious the threat is for us here in the Ohio Valley. Re

The theme of this year's H.L. Neblett Community Center banquet is "Take Ownership to Make a Difference." And the event features an impressive list of special guests and you're invited to attend.

Randy Moore is moving to 14WFIE after 33 years at WTVW. The merger of WTVW and WEHT in 2011 created a big change for Moore when the evening news team that Moore was anchoring was pushed to early mornings. The change is effective on January 2, but will be working behind the scenes for the next year due to a non-compete in his contract with Eyewitness News...