Regional News

GRDHD Reports 42 Total COVID-19 Cases in Seven County District - The Green River District Health Department announced that one additional case was reported in Union County. Daviess County sits at 33 cases. We will get through this, but we all will need to do our part to stop the spread of COVID-19.

Schools all over the tri-state are working around the clock to provide free meals to students during the coronavirus closures. Breakfast and lunch is available for those children that need it most. We thank all of you working the front lines to make it possible. Here's the feeding sites and sch…

We have a list of the latest information regarding cancellations and postponements on upcoming events at the Ford Center and the Victory Theatre in Evansville due to COVID-19.

GRDHD Reports Six New COVID-19 Cases in Daviess County: There are six new coronavirus cases to report today, all in Daviess County. The total number of cases for the seven county district is now at 32. Social Distancing is needed to stop or slow down the spread of this highly contagious disease.

The Green River District Health Department just reported the first COVID-19 case in Union County and eight additional cases in Daviess County. Here's the new cases reported in Western Kentucky this morning.

Local Grocery Pickup and Delivery Options During Coronavirus Pandemic - Amid the COVID-19 outbreak, people are looking for additional options to keep their families safe. Many shoppers already use the pick-up options offered at most grocery stores, but some will deliver right to your front door.

How about a less lonely self-quarantine at home? You could have a furry friend for companionship, unconditional love and kisses. No social distancing needed with these shelter animals. Here's some cuties from area shelters that would love to keep you company.

Curbside Service will now be available at Daviess County Public Library! You can still enjoy books, music, games and movies. Here's how.

If you are experiencing a fever, cough or shortness of breath, a triage nurse will be standing by to take your call. If you think you may have the virus, it's imperative that you call the Owensboro Health Coronavirus Hotline. Here's what you need to know.

The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center is in desperate need of blood donations, and are urging residents to donate. It's urgent as we face a very dangerously low blood supply.

Beginning on Monday, a portion of the "Blue Bridge", will be down to one lane for the installation of new bridge lights. Please use caution and slow down in the work zone.

Looking to make a little extra money this spring and a have a LOT of fun. How about Churchill Downs at Derby time?