Evansville News

Hungary's Holy Crown dates back to the 1100s — and once spent 25 years locked away in Fort Knox. Here's the wild true story, straight from my trip to Budapest.

Two songs walk into a radio station — only one walks out. This week's matchup has some serious country credentials behind it.

The 2026 Illinois State Fair has an impressive lineup of Grandstand concerts featuring some of today's biggest stars across multiple genres.

Among the thousands of native Kentucky species, there are those that look exotic enough that you might wonder what they're doing here.

Sweet corn season is here! From family-owned farm markets to local roadside stands, we've rounded up some of the best places around Evansville to pick up fresh, locally grown sweet corn this summer.

From Amazon finds to viral "must-haves," shopping has become entertainment. Here's why more people are stepping back from the constant consumerism.

Dangerous heat is expected Tuesday across parts of Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois as heat indec values climb as high as 116 degrees.

There's a company that offers a limited edition Circus Peanut syrup. Would you be willing to try it?

That old, worn-out baking sheet might be doing more harm than good. Learn how often to replace your cookware and the signs it's time to toss it."

Help Christmas Wish kick off its 50th season at the Christmas in July fundraiser featuring raffles, chicken, bourbon, and family fun.

Ale-8-One's seasonal PawPaw flavor is a sweet twist on Kentucky's favorite soda. Thanks to an American Idol favorite, I got to have a taste test!

Severe weather is expected across Kentucky Tuesday, with damaging winds, hail, flash flooding and possible tornadoes. Gov. Beshear urges residents to prepare as western KY faces Slight Risk and eastern KY braces for winds up to 70 mph.

A new Kentucky law changes when drivers must stop for school buses, expanding stop requirements on more multi-lane roads and increasing penalties for illegal passings.

The Evansville Police Department is asking residents to complete a confidential community survey that will help shape future services and strengthen community partnerships.

If you need a little assistance with getting school supplies for your kids for the 2026-2027 school year, and you live in Warrick County, one Boonville organization wants to help.