Brady Williams
Reporter
Evansville, Indiana
Brady started working for 14 News in November 2020.
He works as a multimedia journalist reporting on the news that matters most.
Before moving to Evansville, he earned a master's degree in Broadcast and Digital Journalism from Syracuse University. Before that, he earned a bachelor of science in natural science with a chem minor from Daemen College. He's excited to use those analytical skills to serve his new home in the Tri State.
A native Western New Yorker, Brady spends most Sundays frantically cheering for the Buffalo Bills. When he's not doing that, he's usually playing piano or trying new recipes.
The City of Sturgis is facing a tough decision amid financial strife as it considers filing for bankruptcy or dissolving the city.
Officials say high winds caused a piece of concrete from a building downtown to blow off and land on a parked car Thursday night.
The teens said they wouldn’t let the driver's act go unrewarded.
The Indiana State Fire Marshal has ruled that the cause of Aug. 10th’s house explosion on Weinbach Avenue was accidental.
Authorities confirm that three people are dead following a house explosion that occurred on Weinbach Avenue in Evansville on Wednesday afternoon.
City leaders in Carmi, Illinois, say a large section of town was without power for several hours Saturday.
Officials said toxic fumes and cramped conditions made the recovery efforts difficult.
The 10-day nationwide manhunt for Alabama capital murder suspect and a former corrections officer has finally come to a close in Evansville, Indiana.
The new law states that it will allow public schools in Kentucky to provide children with excused absences for reasons involving their mental health or behavior.
As Russian attacks continue against Ukraine, oil prices are soaring.
Officials say Kentucky residents affected by the deadly storms have until Friday, February 11 to register.
Officials are asking for the community to show their support by lining the procession route.
Over a hundred people have found shelter at Pennyrile State Park after tornadoes ravaged their homes.
On Monday, many Dawson Springs residents were forced to shift their focus from shock to action, as recovery efforts after a massive tornado are now underway.
A child who had ingested fentanyl was rushed to the hospital by an EPD officer on October 27.
At least two residents near Carmi have spotted a bear roaming around.
14 News sat down with veterans in Jasper to talk about the nations dwindling VFW membership.
