Evansville News

The new Halloween Hustle 5K and Monster Mile will help Cops Connecting With Kids send deserving students on the annual Disney World adventure.

Big changes are coming to Facebook and Instagram for younger users. We're talking plenty of new restrictions.

Halloween is returning to Newburgh, Indiana, with spooky lights at the Trailhead and histroic Ghost Walks through downtown beginning October 16.

A new Audubon Kids Zone program will give Henderson County teens paid work experience while providing free help with approved projects for East End neighbors.

A local tattoo shop is honoring Dolly Parton with flash designs — and half the proceeds go toward funding literacy in Daviess County.

Dolly Parton's love of butterflies shaped her style and spirit for decades. As Monarch migration season begins, the community remembers her legacy.

Imagine walking into Dollar General, grabbing what you need and walking right back out without talking to a single person. This fully automated store has no cashiers or employees.

For the first episode of Callie’s Craft Corner, I grabbed a $3 vase, lots of colorful gems and some flowers to create a sparkly surprise for someone special at the office.

Once again, Indiana has three haunted locations that are in the running to be named the best haunted destination in America.

Your ultimate Tri-State yard sale and events guide is here! Find yard sales, estate sales, festivals, markets, fundraisers and more happening August 27–29.

Molly is a sweet and independent 1-year-old cat who loves chasing toys and getting along with other cats. She is ready to find her forever family.

Your ultimate Tri-State yard sale and events guide is here! Find yard sales, estate sales, festivals, markets, fundraisers and more August 27-29.

Graduation may seem far away, but EVSC has already announced when eight area high schools will celebrate the Class of 2027.

YWCA Evansville has announced its next CEO. Evansville native and longtime community leader Anne McKim will take the help beginning August 31.

Federal disaster relief is coming to Indianaafter the destructive August storms and flooding. See which counties have been approved for FEMA assistance.