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Business overview
WFIE operates the 14 News website, publishing headlines and local event coverage under the 14 News name. The site presents news items and event notices that reference Evansville locations and community activities. Source ↗
The homepage aggregates recent stories and headline listings across multiple topics, displaying an ordered set of headlines with bylines and update stamps for readers to scan the latest items. Source ↗
Products & services
The site lists a staffed newsroom and contact points for news and station management, including a newsroom phone number, an email for the news desk, and named managerial and editorial roles. Source ↗
Indiana connection
The website includes a locally focused Indiana News section and multiple items labeled as Indiana News, indicating a regional editorial category on the site for state and local reporting. Source ↗
Summarized from the company’s official website. Information checked October 11, 2026.
WFIE reports that during live coverage of the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival, anchor Jeff Lyons accidentally announced that colleague Casie Mason and her husband are expecting their second daughter in February. The pregnancy had recently been made "Facebook official," but had not yet been shared on air. The moment drew applause and laughter from off-camera 14 News staff. The story was published by Jill Lyman on Oct. 7, 2026.
14 News (WFIE) announced that meteorologist Matthew Wine joined the station for his first day on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026. Wine arrived from WFIE’s sister station in Louisville, Kentucky; he is a Louisville native and earned a Meteorology and Broadcast degree from Western Kentucky University. During his first day he appeared live with Chief Meteorologist Jeff Lyons at the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival, tried a special “Jackwagon” drink, and took part in a “mystery food” game. WFIE also noted Jeff Lyons’ upcoming retirement and Byron Douglas’ promotion to Chief Meteorologist.
