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1. Driver paced at 104 mph on Lloyd Expressway said he was rushing to birthday party, EPD says (14news.com) — An Evansville officer clocked a driver at 104 mph on the Lloyd Expressway near Garvin and Main during Friday rush hour, where the limit is 50. The 20-year-old driver, who said he was late for a child's birthday party, now faces multiple reckless driving charges and was booked into Vanderburgh County Jail.
2. Who's in the News? Anne McKim (tristatehomepage.com) — Evansville's YWCA has a new leader, as longtime local nonprofit professional Anne McKim steps in as CEO. A Central High and University of Southern Indiana graduate, she brings experience from the Arts Council and Public Education Foundation and says her family's commitment to service shaped her passion for community-focused work.
3. 68-year-old Evansville man jailed for falsely reporting missing child as officers searched for hours (wthr.com) — Evansville police say a 68-year-old man falsely reported his granddaughter missing, sending multiple officers searching for hours before he allegedly admitted buying her a bus ticket out of town. He was arrested on a preliminary false informing charge and booked into Vanderburgh County Jail, with prosecutors now deciding on formal charges.
4. Annual Breast Friends Survivor Walk brings hundreds of supporters (14news.com) — Evansville residents turned out in large numbers Saturday for the 3rd Annual Deaconess Breast Friends Survivor Walk at Deaconess Sports Park, honoring local breast cancer survivors. Participants walked the park trails, joined prize drawings, and heard reminders about starting mammograms at age 40 and knowing family history as Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins.
5. Indiana wraps up I-69 Ohio River approach work, sets stage for 2027 bridge construction (21alivenews.com) — Work on the Indiana approach to the future I-69 Ohio River bridge at Evansville is now complete, setting up main bridge construction to start in 2027. The tolled bridge between Evansville and Henderson is expected to open in 2031, with decisions about the existing U.S. 41 bridges still under discussion.
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