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ZENDAYA is an energetic Labrador mix who loves learning, playing with other dogs, and spending time with her people.

Before celebrating America’s 250th birthday, Illinois residents should know the law: most fireworks are illegal and can bring heavy fines or even a criminal charge.

Are you ready to go shopping? Plan your route and enjoy a weekend of bargain hunting along the Highway 41 corridor. Many are rain or shine events.

Animal shelters see a surge in lost pets around the Fourth of July. These simple steps can help keep your pets safe.

Instead of buying my mom a birthday gift this year, I decided to make one inspired by my favorite Pixar movie. Here's how Disney's Ratatouille turned into a homemade birthday surprise she won't forget.

Planning a Fourth of July celebration? Indiana law sets specific hours and rules for fireworks use.

Kentucky's venomous snakes resemble some harmless species. It's good to know exactly what to recognize.

As a fan of covered bridges, I wish they weren't as hard to come by in Kentucky as they are. We once had more than 400, but that number has dwindled considerably.

Hot and humid temps are here. If you hate the heat as much as we do, these tips will help you stay cool, comfortable, and sweat-free all summer long.

The Big Top Circus is returning to the Indiana State Fair with incredible aerial acts, comedy, and high-energy entertainment.

Chewing, slurping, breathing, for Misophonia sufferers, these sounds trigger real anger and distress. Find out if you can relate and how to get help.

The Vanderburgh County Fair has announced the ten local bands competing in the Battle of the Bands. Come out to support your favorite band.

A simple Facebook post has turned into a heartwarming reminder that when one Newburgh mom was having a tough day, her community was paying attention and cheering her on.

The World Cup is here, and it’s not just about soccer—foreign fans are giving us a chuckle with their takes on American life.

So far in 2026, we have already more than tripled the average number of tornadoes we get in Indiana. The numbers are wild.