Evansville News

It's time to vote for the construction worker with that workday swagger that makes hearts stagger in our She Thinks Her Construction Worker's Sexy contest!

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

Enjoy wings, live music, and community fun at Brasher's Lil' Nashville while helping Christmas Wish serve local children.

Madison, Indiana has been named one fo the 10 most charming Main Streets in America by Travel + Leisure.

A foodie website picks its favorite local fast food joints in Kentucky and Indiana.

The old Chester Bridge was more than a way to cross the Mississippi River. For my family, it meant road trips, cheaper gas, my dad's career, and coming home. Now, the new Don Welge Memorial Bridge is carrying those memories into the future.

Haunted Historic Evansville is bringing its popular ghost walks back this October with spooky stories, live reenactments, and local history.

After years of hold-ups, NERF Action Xperience, as part of The Play District: Powered by Hasbro, is finally going to open in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

Davis Pastries was an Owensboro favorite from 1966 to 1990. Read the story behind the bakery's gingerbread men, wedding cakes, and more.

Health First Community Health Center is offering back-to-school physicals, immunizations and wellness visits to help Western Kentucky families prepare.

Explore Indiana's Garfield Trail in Grant County, where 14 statues honor creator Jim Davis and his famous cat. See the map and plan your visit.

So Icy Water Ice is looking for new places to pop up around the Tri-State. From community events to neighborhood gatherings, the local food truck wants to bring its refreshing dairy-free treats to more people this summer.

Health officials say shredded iceberg lettuce is the likely source of a growing Cyclospora outbreak affecting Kentucky, Indiana, and several neighboring states.

Two hundred kids could be heading back to school with brand new shoes this fall, and a small nonprofit in Boonville is trying to make that happen one gift card at a time.

One publication has released a study of the worst states in America, and believe it or not, Indiana made it on the list.