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2026 is an El Nino year, and NOAA experts have amped it up, labeling it a "super El Nino." So, what effect will this have on Kentucky and Indiana weather?

Holiday World is teasing a brand new 2027 attraction with a fake town, a mystery man named Mr. Craig, and cookout clues. Here's everything we know so far.

Today is National Yarn Bombing Day and while looking it up I discovered that back in 2020 the Historic Newburgh Riverwalk had its very own yarn bombing moment, and the photos are absolutely stunning.

Poison hemlock is a common weed all over Kentucky. You may have seen it a million times and didn't realize it.

Baya is an affectionate Labrador mix who enjoys road trips, games of fetch, and spending time with people she loves.

Find the best yard sales, garage sales, community sales, and events happening across the tri-state June 12-13.

Kentucky just named the Treeing Walker Coonhound its official state dog. Learn why this loyal, loud, raccoon-chasing breed is the perfect pick for the Bluegrass State.

The Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office is warning residents about a scam that involves recent bookings, and they want the community to spread the word.

This tournament isn't just about competition; it’s a celebration of opportunity, where young female golfers aim for more than just par.

The 3rd Annual We've Got Talent Too contest brought 26 performers from 10 Owensboro-area service agencies to the stage — and Louie Moffett took home the crown.

Five screwworm cases have been confirmed in Texas and New Mexico, prompting Indiana to issue animal movement restrictions. Here's what pet owners and farmers need to know.

Frankfort makes for a sneaky good Kentucky road trip, especially when you get to the candy store where the bourbon ball was invented.

From cayenne pepper to chicken wire, this gardener has tried it all to save their beloved lilies from an insatiable rabbit family.

Louisville and Kentucky are gearing up for the 2026 Louisville Street Food Festival on the last weekend of July.

It looks like there are quite a few strange things spotted in the Indiana skies in 2026. Check out where all of the UFO reports in the Hoosier State have come from so far this year.