Daviess County

Highway 54 has become notorious in Daviess County. And there are ways to say you've been there WITHOUT saying you've been there.

Grab family and friends and put your crime-solving skills to the test. "The Owensboro Ripper" is on the loose in October 2021. Can you catch a “killer.”?

Do you have a bunch of tires lying around and you want to get rid of them? Well then, you're in luck.

Amie Jo has been involved in making inspirational art and sharing her pieces on social media throughout the pandemic. She will even draw or paint something for you too! Here's her story and some of her artwork.

Daviess County Sheriff Cain is one pretty awesome guy.  To date, he and members of the community he has recruited over the years have run over 350 miles for Special Olympics.
Angel here and the first year I started working at the station I remember Chad coming into the studio telling me we'…

Whitesville's Mike Pate, a bus driver for East View Elementary School, learned some of the kid would be unable to afford to buy books at an upcoming book fair, so he did something about it.

Owensboro Health donated $100,000 to the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center that will be used for the purchase of a new bloodmobile. The second bloodmobile is designed to accommodate more blood drives with additional donors each year.

Nonperishable essentials, hygiene items, new clothes & funds will be collected for our veterans and homeless veterans in need. Here's a list of what they need.

January 5th is National Volunteer Blood Donor Day in the City of Owensboro and Daviess County. You can celebrate by giving the gift of life with WKRBC today.

Habitat for Humanity of Owensboro-Daviess County is showing off the location for their new home and you can drop by and see it. How about a free Rolling Pin donut for your visit?