Regional News

Indiana felons may now receive less prison time because of a new proposal passed earlier this week aimed at placing non-violent criminals into alternative correctional programs other than the state penitentiary.

What would you do if you checked your garage in the middle of the night only to find an intruder? Would you: A. Slam the garage door shut and call 911 B. Yell at the intruder to get off your property and then run and hide C. Beat him with a shovel and dare the intruder to come back for more via a Craigslist ad

Hoosiers with unused prescription drugs lingering around in the old medicine cabinet will have an opportunity to dispose of those pharmaceuticals this Saturday at the Indiana State Police post.

We are lucky enough this year to again host an official PGA Tour event - the United Leasing Championship at Victoria National from June 24-30.

The City of Evansville and Vanderburgh County are conducting a joint Pothole Blitz to identify roads in the City and County in need of repair.

Nothing says spring like doing a little fishing, and now, thanks to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Evansville residents can take full advantage of their rods n' reels without a fishing license starting this weekend.

Indiana drugmaker Eli Lilly announced today that it plans to lay off “a significant number” of their U.S. sales force before the end of summer, making it one of their largest downsizing efforts in years.

A farm in Central Indiana is now under investigation after authorities say they discovered a barn with the carcasses of nearly a hundred animals stacked on top of each other, as well as a few surviving livestock that could only be described as “walking skeletons.”

Will Paul McCartney play this summer in Indiana? Well, according to reports, Bankers Life Fieldhouse is said to be planning the announcement of an event this Friday called “Out There,” which incidentally, is the name of Paul McCartney’s 2013 tour.

Armed officials will not be required in Indiana schools. According to reports, an Indiana legislative committee made the decision earlier this morning to back off on a proposed bill that would require all public and charter schools to have at least one armed employee on campus while school is in session.