Will Indiana Governor Mike Pence contend for the presidency in 2016? Well, in a recent interview with Howey Politics Indiana, the governor said that national Republicans have approached to him about running.
After unveiling their new logo last week, the powers-that-be at the University of Southern Indiana decided their prized mascot, Archibald Eagle could use a makeover as well, and are looking for your help to decide between two new possibilities.
Twitter is all a flutter with the news about the future location of the IU Medical School. Check out some tweets from around the tri-state below.
The IU Board of Regents unanimously voted to locate the IU School of Medicine in downtown Evansville.
Pat Shoulders made the motion to pass the proposal, calling the proposal "A win for Evansville."
The downtown site covers about 6 square blocks, with boudaries on Locust, Cherry, Southeast Fourth and Southeast Sixth streets
Earth Day falls on April 22nd this year which is a Tuesday, and we all know that no one party's on a Tuesday. Which I assume is the reason the Franklin Street Events Association will host their Earth Day celebration a few days earlier on Saturday, April 19th with a day full of activities for residents of all ages.
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie has recommended downtown Evansville for the new site of the IU medical school.
Not only can you see great golfing, enjoy a beautiful day with family and friends, but you can also help your favorite charity by purchasing your tickets to the 2014 United Leasing Championship. Once again the championship will be held at Victoria National Golf Club in Newburgh. Want to know more? Read on!
After long church services on Easter, it's nice to sit down with family and enjoy a meal. Here's some places around town that are serving a special holiday meal.
Ground has been broken for the new Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau Sports Complex. Officials from the city of Evansville and Vanderburgh County joined the CVB in turning shovels at the site of the 96- acre complex.
Shrunken heads and World War II memorabilia are just a few of the items the FBI removed last week from a rural Indiana home. Federal agents raided the house of 91-year-old Donald Miller based on suspicions of him being in possession of illegally obtained artifacts, according to reports.