Regional News

Do you want to make sure your children's school bus is safe? If it resembles the picture above, we think you should be. In all seriousness, Indiana officials have completed their annual inspection of area school buses used in transporting children to public and private schools - those results can now be viewed on the Indiana State Police website.

If you need of directions, you just might be getting a little Hoosier hospitality the next time you use your navigation system. That’s because General Motors has begun phasing in 48-year-old Diane Williamson of New Albany, Indiana as the new voice for the popular OnStar navigation and safety feature that can be found in many of GM's automobiles.

Evansville health officials want to remind area residents that rabies is still alive and well in the Indiana wildlife population. In fact, according to a recent press release from the Vanderburgh County Department of Health, a bat recently discovered in the Evansville area tested positive for rabies after being sent to the Indiana State Department of Health for observation.

Indiana residents could find themselves stuck holding a substantial bill if fireworks damage their home. That’s because state officials are reporting that many homeowners and renters insurance policies do not cover damaged sustained from fireworks that have been deemed “illegal” in their area.

Before you bring the boom this 4th of July, take a few minutes to know what you can and can't do if you live in Kentucky.

Before you bring the boom this 4th of July, take a few minutes to know what you can and can't do.

It was the tragedy of the attacks of 9/11 that inspired an Indiana resident to invent a contraption that he hopes will save lives. Tony Smith says he was sitting in his home in Montgomery County watching the disaster unfold at the Twin Towers in New York City.

Did you know that it is perfectly legal in the state of Indiana to have a pet alligator, beaver, wolf, and even a bear? Well, it is just as long as you do things by the book and obtain a wild animal possession permit from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a suit on behalf of two residents of Vanderburgh County. Citing the First Amendment, the suit takes aim at the City of Evansville for agreeing to allow a local church to display religious symbols on public property.

Shoppers at a Kentucky grocery outlet got themselves a little Live Action earlier this week when a deer decided to come running into the store and stir up some excitement. According to reports, surveillance cameras at the Kroger grocery in Newport, Kentucky captured the wild beast entering the store through the automatic doors, but once it was inside, it panicked and could not find its way out. Re