Evansville News

The Indiana State Fair is partnering with the Indianapolis Indians to bring baseball themed fun and family experiences to this summer’s event.

This new program is all about personal touch—extra patrols and a direct line to your local deputy, making neighborhoods feel a little safer.

Firefighters and police officers will step into the ring at Evansville’s annual Guns and Hoses event, one of the city’s biggest nights of the year.

Baseball season is here, and Busch Stadium is buzzing with changes that promise to enhance every fan's game day experience.

The next time you're in Gatlinburg, how about relaxing ON the water while you're IN the water? Floating hot tub boats! Ingenious!

A new study ranks Fort Wayne among the most overweight cities in America, including one category where it places near the very top nationwide.

Visit a quirky Kentucky town built from junk, filled with history, roadside charm, and unique treasures perfect for your next road trip.

The proliferation of scams has led to the creation of a new Kentucky website aimed at stopping them.

He has been waiting 600 days for someone to take him home. After a year and a half in a shelter, this sweet pup is more than ready for a forever family.

Kentucky may have a reputation for being barefoot country folk, but did you know our fancy fishes are featured on the finest tables in New York City, Miami, LA?

Earlier this year, Newburgh resident, Karen Scheessele, began a quest to help authors across all genres with her Little Free Library and inspire a love for reading her community. And the results have been HUGE.

Join Owensboro May 6–7 for the 75th National Day of Prayer, featuring veteran Major Jeff Struecker and community worship events.

Imagine placing stickers on a police car while helping Special Olympics athletes shine — that's the spirit of Cover the Cruiser!

Wildlife experts say most baby bunnies do not need help. Here is how to tell when to leave them alone and when to call for help.

A new study reveals the text abbreviations people in Indiana are searching the most, highlighting the slang terms many still don’t understand.