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Officer Taylor Merriss tells us the purposes of the cameras and how they've already helped solve a couple of crimes in the city.

While genetics certainly play a role, his velvety tone is also the result of an injury in the late-90s.

12-year-olds generally aren't passionate about much outside of video games, or sports, but for 12-year-old Evansville resident, Haley Mattes, her passion lies in the kitchen, and her love of cooking. It's a passion that will be on display to a nationwide audience during the season premiere of Chopped Junior on Food Network Tuesday night.

Since the passing of Yogi Berra on Tuesday, current and former Major League Baseball players and manager have shared some of their favorite memories of the Hall of Famer, including Evansville native and current Los Angeles Dodgers manager, Don Mattingly who shared a humorous anecdote with the MLB Network about a time he invited his friend stay with him at his Evansville home.

Pete Swanson tells us his significance of the Evansville Otters Bosse Field's 100th Birthday and why it is important to our Evansville community. -Adrian Small, Intern

With the exception of last weekend's exhibition game for Jacob's Village, it feels like forever since we last saw Otterball at Bosse Field. That all changes Friday night when the team makes their 2015 debut with a three game home stand against the Traverse City Beach Bums.

After becoming a viral sensation over the weekend, Evansville IceMen Forward, Kevin Harvey jumps on with me Gavin to discuss his new found fame, what led to the fight between him and Corey Lampl of the Toledo Walleye, and the current state of IceMen hockey.

The first impression is the most important, especially when it comes to job interviews. The more professional and reliable you look upon a first meeting, the more likely you are to get called back, but even more important is looking like you belong with the rest of the team...

If you've been cruising Facebook over the past three days you might have noticed your friend's profile pictures turning into giraffes. I had the excellent opportunity to speak with Andrew Strugnell, the man behind the recent giraffe craze that's taking over the social media site.

Due to the overwhelming response to the movie's premiere October 5th that resulted in two sold out showings, and people having to be turned away, Showplace Cinemas East has been kind enough to the let the filmmakers screen the film during a special one week engagement beginning this Sunday.