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Plans for the splash pad were unveiled Wednesday afternoon.
Officials say he will begin his new role on April 28.
The Ohio County Sheriff’s Office is giving people in the county a safe place to go during Wednesday’s severe storms.
Officials with the Daviess County Emergency Management Agency have said they are closing the sandbag operation in Panther Creek Park to new arrivals.
Residents should avoid all non-essential travel driving during the height of the storms.
Officers say a woman in the parking lot claimed that Lockridge had pulled out a gun and pointed it at her.
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Officials say across the state there are concerns about tornadoes, hail, flooding and strong winds.
Officials say shovels, sand and bags will be provided.
Dr. Lampkins has served as interim dean since September 2023.
The event is an anime collectors’ mecca convention that features fandoms of multiple genres.
Officials say the road will be closed to all traffic except local and emergency vehicles.
They say the sand will be available 24-7 until the water goes down.
The sandbags will be at the end of Borax Drive off South Green Street.
Officials say they discovered the malfunction during Tuesday’s test.
He’s charged with murder, robbery and child in possession of a gun.
Those living in the Philpot neighborhood are all too familiar with high water taking over their yards and homes.
Sherry and her family hope to donate all the ducks they’ve gathered to the hospital in mid-April.
One doctor says she has already had positive interactions with families.
Warrick County EMA Director Matthew Goebel says knowledge can be a key part of storm preparations.
Officials say they might have details soon on where to get free sand.
Many closures and restrictions are in place as the I-69 Ohio River Crossing project continues in Henderson.
The sandbags will be staged at the end of the asphalt for pickup.
The new height requirement now matches all the other coasters at Holiday World.
An annual event to restock the Salvation Army shelves before the demanding summer months is set to kick off Friday.
The Evansville mayor is giving the public a chance to make their voices heard on the city budget for 2026.
Officials say homeowners are responsible for cleaning and maintaining ditches on their property.