A $6,000 truck: How U.S. marshals found Casey and Vicky White in Evansville
The $6,000 Ford F-150 bought out of a yard in rural Tennessee eventually led U.S. marshals to Casey and Vicky White in Evansville.
Jon Webb, Evansville Courier & Press
INDOT tabs ‘preferred route’ for controversial Mid-States Corridor through SW Indiana
The Mid-States Corridor would connect more small Southern Indiana towns to I-69. Some worry the project would hurt homeowners and the environment.
They were small-town Indiana friends. Fentanyl killed them both.
Fentanyl accounted for nearly half of the local overdose deaths in 2021. For the families of two Warrick County friends among those killed, the drug has hit home.
Police: Evansville child dies, 2 others given Narcan after ingesting fentanyl; 6 arrested
Those arrested include the deceased child’s mother, grandmother and grandfather. The child was found dead Wednesday morning, police say.
‘Case Breakers’ group says man with Indiana tie, Gary Poste, was the Zodiac Killer
A group called The Case Breakers claimed Wednesday they had done what police and true crime fanatics failed to do: identify the Zodiac Killer.
The COVID delta variant is taking root in Evansville area. Here’s what you need to know.
The COVID delta variant is a stronger, more contagious strain of the virus. And Deaconess officials recently confirmed it has landed in the Tri-State.
Fungus full of psychedelic drugs could cause Indiana Brood X cicadas’ butts to fall off
A fungus with the same chemical as psychedelic mushrooms eats away cicadas’ abdomens and alters their behavior in strange ways.
Police find next of kin for former Indiana woman slain by serial killer Samuel Little
Miriam ‘Angela’ Chapman, from Marion, Indiana, was described as friendly and trusting. Serial killer Samuel Little strangled her in 1976.
Damage would ‘blow people’s minds’: How a major earthquake could devastate Evansville
There’s no way to pinpoint when a big earthquake could happen, but geologists say it’s likely with Evansville in the shadow of two seismic zones.
Billions of Brood X cicadas — and their buzzing sound — will soon emerge across Indiana
Indiana will see one of the densest populations of cicadas, though they provide no threat to humans apart from being included in novelty dishes.