When dealing with 10-digit numbers, there are only so many possible combinations that can occur before every series is used up.
That’s exactly what telecommunications experts are saying has happened within the 812 area code, and
With the dreaded flu season upon us, Vanderburgh County health officials are strongly urging residents to get their flu shots early this year as a precautionary measure against the nasty bug.
According to the Vanderburgh County Health Department, both St. Mary’s and Deaconess Hospitals are c
Internet technology and hunting have finally caught up with each other in Indiana, with deer and turkey trackers now being provided the resources to report their game kills online rather than going through the typical check station process.
The online system is called CheckIN Game, and according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR),
The city of Evansville is facing a lawsuit over an incident that happened last year at Mesker Park Zoo and Botanic Garden in which park employees called 911 because they witnessed a patron walking around with a gun strapped to his side
The Indiana meth epidemic is still running rampant, with Indiana State Police saying that not only are statewide meth lab busts on the rise, but policing efforts on the sale of ingredients to make the drug are no longer working
An Indiana church is walking a controversial line this week with a sign posted outside its chapel illustrating slavery and lynching.
The Greater St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church in northeast Indianapolis erected the provocative sign d
There is a lot going on this weekend here in the tri-state – If you plan to get your weekend started early, nearly every bar in town has karaoke and pool, and if they don’t, they have booze and food – you can’t miss
Melon madness continues in southwestern Indiana, as Chamberlain Farms, recently blamed for a devastating outbreak of salmonella in cantaloupes, announced plans to recall its watermelons, as they co
A top-of-mind awareness advertising campaign costing thousands of dollars just to promote new student admissions within the Evansville Vanderburgh School district might seem like an enormous waste of time and money to many area residents
Indiana residents may want think twice about taking a dip in any of the area lakes, as a recent autopsy indicates that a parasite commonly referred to as the “brain eating amoeba” has claimed the life of an Indiana man
