Good morning, Owensboro.

Happy Art Studio now supports Owensboro’s art community after IArt Studios closed last January.

Local artist Alison McFarland said she was disappointed by the closure (a gap the new studio aims to fill).

Owensboro Public School warns parents after an Apple AirTag was found in a student's bag from a free Amazon Donation Day; officials canceled the remaining events while law enforcement investigates the bag's origin (Dr. Wendy Duvall urged parents to review student items).

High schoolers can take advantage of available scholarships and grants to cover college costs in Indiana & Kentucky.

The guide advises students to complete FAFSA, research college-specific awards, and use free databases to secure educational aid.

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet warns that road construction and maintenance in several Tri-State areas could slow traffic next week due to weather factors — drivers should plan extra travel time.

Officials in Daviess County urge residents to stock up on essentials and avoid driving while road crews prepare for incoming winter storms today.

They recommend using marked driveways — a small safety measure — to help first responders navigate, as hazardous road conditions may persist after the snow stops falling.

A winter storm warning is in effect across western Kentucky as local agencies urge safe driving, report power outages, and share travel and safety tips.

Owensboro residents can seek warmth tonight at the Daniel Pitino Shelter (501 Walnut Street) with essential resources available to prevent cold-related risks.

Doctors warn Owensboro residents that shoveling snow can be dangerous on Saturday, Jan.

24 as it may cause muscle strains and heart issues. They advise bending at the knees and taking small loads—especially for those over 45—to reduce risks.

Owensboro Catholic’s Lady Aces rallied after a slow start in their All A Classic quarterfinal against Owen County, thanks to Taylor Mannahan’s surge in the third quarter that lifted the team to a 60-43 win and a semifinal slot scheduled for Sunday at 8 a.m. amid forecast rain.

Dial M for Murder

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Trinity Centre — Ticketed event — Watch the gripping tale of jealousy and revenge unfold in this classic thriller.