Regional News

Son Films, the company which brought you 2toTangle and Time Collectors: Return of the Giants -  will be holding auditions for their new movie Echo-Rhyme.

Sheila Huff, principal at Bosse High School, was recognized as recipient of the 2014 ATHENA Award at a luncheon today hosted by the Southwest Indiana Chamber, in partnership with A Network of Evansville Women (ANEW).

Indiana has received a $1 million grant to support students in completing college. Governor Mike Pence announced earlier this week that the Lumina Foundation and Complete College America had given the state the generous three-year grant to lend technical assistance for a program called “Guided Pathways to Success.” This program was established to help students manage their education without requir

Indiana is one step closer to legalizing industrial hemp. Earlier this week, the state Senate voted unanimously to pass legislation making it legal in the Hoosier state to farm hemp for profit.

LLLLet's get ready to rumble! Sometimes I feel like all religious debates should start off with those famed words. People are very passionate about their beliefs and will go to the mattresses when defending them - which makes me wonder how the debate over creationism v...

Colts fans in the city of Indianapolis who made the decision not to buy tickets for Saturday's home playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs will for sure be able to watch the game from the comfort of their recliner thanks to supermarket chain, Meijer who saved the day at the last minute by buying the remaining 1,200 tickets. What's more impressive is what they intend to do with them.

Hey kids! Remember how excited you were when you woke up on December 6th, 9th, and 10th and found out you didn't have to go to school because of the snow? Funny story, now you have to go on days you weren't originally scheduled to because of it. Hilarious, right? Why are you crying?

On this week's show, Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and our guests discuss the big news out of the Toyota plant in Princeton - and we talk about what the city is doing to prepare the roads for any winter weather we might get.

An Indiana high school student was suspended from school earlier this week after officials discovered that he carried a “hit list” around with him to class.

It may be a little cheaper these days for the Hoosier family to send their children to daycare, as a new study shows that childcare costs have gone down across Indiana.