Jill Lyman

Digital Content Manager

Evansville, IN

Jill has been with 14 News since 2005. She has worked as a video journalist, producer, assignment manager, and digital manager.

She grew up in Gibson County and has lived in Evansville since 2001.

A long time west sider, Jill now lives on the north side with her husband and son.

If she's not at work or spending time with family, she's probably at a concert somewhere - pretty much anywhere in the country.

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Fire officials say a person became trapped in a grain bin in Kentucky on Wednesday.

Rescuers: Man pulled to safety after trapped in grain bin for hours

Updated: May. 4, 2022 at 7:46 PM CDT

By Jill Lyman, Jamee French and Jordan Gartner

Rescuers were dealing with a person stuck in a grain bin in Kentucky for several hours on Wednesday.

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Parents in Indiana have been arrested for murder and neglect of a child resulting in death.

Police: Child dies of starvation, parents charged with murder

Updated: Apr. 26, 2022 at 6:42 PM CDT

By Jill Lyman and Jordan Gartner

Two parents in Indiana have been arrested for murder and neglect after their baby died earlier this year.

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Jordan Baize saw his piano was still somewhat intact and took a moment to play a Christian hymn...

WATCH: Man loses home to tornado, stops to play piano in praise

Updated: Dec. 14, 2021 at 1:36 PM CST

By Jill Lyman and Debra Worley

Surrounded by rubble the storm left behind, Jordan Baize stopped to worship in the midst of disaster.

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An Indiana family is accusing Walgreens of administering COVID-19 vaccines instead of flu shots...

Parents speak after accusing Walgreens of administering COVID-19 vaccines instead of flu shots

Updated: Oct. 12, 2021 at 10:59 AM CDT

By Jill Lyman, Tanner Holbrook and Gray News Staff

A family is speaking for the first time after accusing pharmacy giant Walgreens of giving them COVID-19 vaccines instead of flu shots.

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An Indiana family who went to a Walgreens for flu shots instead received COVID-19 vaccines,...

Attorney: COVID vaccines given to family, including small kids, instead of flu shots

Updated: Oct. 8, 2021 at 4:53 PM CDT

By Jill Lyman and Gray News staff

The children have been taken to a pediatric cardiologist, and the family was told both are showing signs of heart issues, the attorney said.

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Reminder to stay safe around fireworks this Fourth of July weekend

Updated: 4 hours ago

By Alix Larsen

Firework related injuries has increased by 25%.

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Edibles, beverages infused with THC legal Friday in Minnesota

Updated: 5 hours ago

By The Associated Press

A new Minnesota law taking effect Friday allows people 21 and older to buy edibles and beverages that contain a limited amount of THC, the ingredient in marijuana that creates a high.

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People to travel this 4th of July weekend amid high gas prices

Updated: 5 hours ago

By Aaron Walling

AAA is predicting over 48 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more, over the holiday weekend. That is an increase of 4% compared to 2021.

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Zebra mussels confirmed in Buchanan Lake

Updated: 5 hours ago

By Kooper Shagena

Keep decontamination rules in mind to prevent the transfer of invasive species.

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First time car owner takes it off the lot and to a mechanic

Updated: 9 hours ago

By Gillian Trudeau

“I’m angry, what can I, I don’t want to be angry but disappointed at the end of the day but, to trust people basically you trust this person,”

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Flying out of Fargo? Plan for delays at security for most of July

Updated: 10 hours ago

By Stacie Van Dyke and Bailey Hurley

The airport is seeing delays in security lines associated with new 3D scanners being installed.

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Budgeting for vacation is a smart move

Updated: 12 hours ago

By Rachel DePompa

Budgeting for your summer vacation is a smart money move. Consumables like food and snacks can add up more quickly than you think.

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UPDATE: $1,000 reward offered in effort to locate Bemidji attempted abduction suspect

Updated: 12 hours ago

By Anna Johnson and Bailey Hurley

The suspect followed the girls, put his arm around one and attempted to pick her up.

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Delta pilots picket at MSP over contract negotiations

Updated: 13 hours ago

By Valley News Live - Staff

The union representing Delta pilots says they're looking for pay improvements, better retirement benefits, job protections and changes to pilot schedules.

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Community orchards sprouting up around West Fargo

Updated: 15 hours ago

By Kellin Harmon

The grocery store isn’t the only option for fresh fruit for residents of West Fargo.

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US SUPREME COURT OPINION: North Dakota v. E.P.A.

Updated: 15 hours ago

By Joel Crane

The Supreme Court has issued a ruling that will curb the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to fight climate change.