EVANSVILLE, IN (WFIE)- A Newburgh woman has been sentenced to three years in prison for stealing $290,000 from an Evansville non-profit organization. 

(EVANSVILLE, IN)- You can be a hero just by dining out Wednesday.

Restaurants across the Tri-State have pledged to give a portion of their profits to the local Red Cross Heroes Campaign. 

That is their main fundraiser of the year. The organization has a goal to raise $200,000.

That money is used in disaster relief, CPR and First Aid training, blood collection, services to the military and more.

Vectren has unveiled a new electric energy efficiency program today tailored specifically for small business electric customers in its southwestern Indiana service territory. The new program consists of an on-site energy assessment and direct install of several energy efficiency measures, including LED bulbs, energy-saving faucet aerators, vending machine sensors and pre-rinse sprayers, at no direct cost to the customer. The assessment, which is conducted by a professional energy advisor, and the direct install effort are valued at $300.

Following the assessment, the customer will get a detailed report of how their building and equipment use energy and improvements that can be made to reduce energy consumption. If new measures are recommended, such as replacing lighting systems or installing new refrigeration equipment, Vectren will provide instant discounts of up to 50 percent off the cost, up to $10,000, of the recommended upgrades. Customers are under no obligation to install any of the identified energy-saving products or improvements, however.