Operation Snow White took down several alleged dealers in a tri-state drug bust.

News at Noon Thursday March 5, 2026

Author Mary Ellen Ziliak 
Life of Service on Priest Jerry Ziliak
Could a local priest be on the path to sainthood? The late Father Jerry Ziliak, who spent 50 years serving the poorest of the poor in India. His niece, Mary Ellen Ziliak, has begun the petition process to consider the priest as a future saint. Her new book is "Touching the Untouchables."

 

Author Mary Ellen Ziliak&nbsp; Life of Service on Priest Jerry Ziliak Could a local priest be on the path to sainthood? The late Father Jerry Ziliak, who spent 50 years serving the poorest of the poor in India. His niece, Mary Ellen Ziliak, has begun the petition process to consider the priest as a future saint. Her new book is "Touching the Untouchables."
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Public Affairs Program 3-7/3-8

The Indiana Governor and WIKY afternoon host Aaron Santini have a conversation about the recently wrapped 2026 Indiana legislative session. 

The Indiana Governor and WIKY afternoon host Aaron Santini have a conversation about the recently wrapped 2026 Indiana legislative session.&nbsp;

Governor Braun Calls In To Chat With Aaron Santini

Transportation and finance leaders from Indiana and Kentucky have set the initial toll rates for the I-69 bridge.

News at Noon Wednesday March 4, 2026

An Evansville man found guilty in the death of his infant son is heading back to court for a new trial.

News at Noon Tuesday March 3, 2026

Fire officials have closed the case on the deadly house fire on Powell Avenue after they couldn't determine a cause. 

News at Noon Monday March 2, 2026

An Evansville teen is arrested, and another is injured following a high-speed chase. 

News at Noon Friday February 27, 2026

Employees recently laid off at Champion Labs in Albion might be entitled to some big benefits. A class action law firm in Chicago says it’s investigating whether or not Champion notified employees of the mass layoff early enough. The WARN Act, known as the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, is a federal law that requires certain employers to give their employees in writing, at least 60 days before a plant closing or mass layoff takes effect. The law firm says employees may be entitled to 60 days of severance pay and benefits. The firm needs former employees reach out to them about potential legal remedies.


Newburgh Town officials passed an ordinance Wednesday night that would penalize residents who feed large wild animals. Officials say raccoons and other animals have been running wild and spreading diseases to other animals. They are also concerned about animals making people sick and getting into homes. Town manager Chris Cooke says he doesn't want folks who feed songbirds to think we're coming after them. It's the 50-pound bags of food being left out for raccoons and other animals that have caused the population to become unbalanced in a densely populated area. The ordinance would issue a written warning after one offence, followed by fines of up to $500.

News at Noon Thursday February 26, 2026

Since about 1980, Carol Abrams and Lisa Muller, a Castle High School educator, have been teaching students and adults across the Tri-State about the Holocaust and bullying.

Since about 1980, Carol Abrams and Lisa Muller, a Castle High School educator, have been teaching students and adults across the Tri-State about the Holocaust and bullying.

Public Affairs Program 2/28-3/1

A second victim, who was injured during a hit-and-run accident last week in Owensboro, has died. 

Area hospitals have seen flu cases double over the past week. 

News at Noon Wednesday February 25, 2026

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