Technology

A new scam is making its way into e-mail inbox's around the world. The e-mails contain a link that is supposedly to a Google Document, but in reality is a phishing scam attempting to steal your password and access you personal information.

After months and months of work, the Mater Dei High School Supermileage Team made their way to Detroit over the weekend to put their fuel-efficient concept vehicles to the test against similar teams from across the country. When all was said and done, the team once again brought home a couple of trophies for their efforts.

If you missed the first deadline last week to join the "Do Not Call" list, there is still time to get your number on there before the 2nd deadline May 16th so you can cut down the number of unsolicited scam calls you may be receiving.

Tired of being notified every time one of your Facebook friends decides they need to rant in a Facebook Live video? Here's how to turn off those annoying notifications!

The original ride sharing company is coming to the Tri-State next year. Uber X will launch in Evansville in early 2017. Evansville will become the seventh city in Indiana to welcome the service.

Samsung has issued a recall of ALL Galaxy Note 7 phones, terminated the product line, and has advised owners to power down their devices RIGHT NOW.

"I saw it on the internet, so it has to be true."

Put your Pokemon Go hunting skills to good use on Saturday, July 23rd by picking up trash in and around the Delaware Elementary School neighborhood on Evansville's east side while trying to add to your growing stable of creatures.

Pokemon Go fever is sweeping the world including right here in Evansville as hundreds, if not thousands of residents take the streets in an effort to "catch 'em all". While the riverfront and public parks appear to be popular places for hunters to add to their stable of Pokemon characters, the Evansville Police Department is reminding players not everywhere is fair game for collecting. R

Recent events in Dallas and heightened tensions nationwide prompted this PD to make sure "Pokemon Go" players don't let a Charizard get in the way of their safety.