Evansville News

Enjoy fun Halloween-themed chemistry demonstrations, special guests, and hands-on activities for the whole family.

Stinkbugs are everywhere this fall, but why? Here's when they arrived in Indiana and why they're suddenly invading your home.

Franklin Street is packed with food, rides, and Fall Festival fun once again. See photos from the opening of Evansville's 105th annual celebration.

Holiday Huggables Muppet Babies from McDonald's were a Happy Meal hit. Did you get Baby Miss Piggy, Kermit and Fozzie? Take a nostalgic look back.

Find fall festivals, pumpkin patches, Halloween events, trunk-or-treats and family fun happening across Western Kentucky in 2026.

Two Southern Indiana schools were just named Indiana Blue Ribbon Schools, a statewide honor recognizing excellence in education.

Looking for an excuse to plan a Halloween getaway? One giveaway includes two nights in Louisville, spooky events, pumpkins and plenty of fall fun.

Did you know you can renew your passport online? Skip the post office line and learn who's eligible, what it costs, and how to apply from home in about 10 minutes.

If you spot a little robot making its way down an Evansville sidewalk, don’t worry, it’s supposed to be there. Meet Gizmo and the UE students behind a pretty cool local project.

Mayor Stephanie Terry and EPD are hosting two Safer Evansville town halls in October, giving residents a chance to share ideas on public safety.

The Tri-State Bucket List is back! We visited Gerst Haus on Evansville’s west side for German specialties, historic charm, and one fabulous turkey reuben.

Before taking the kids to the Fall Festival, grab your phone. One simple photo and a few other precautions could help if your family gets separated.

There will be a silent auction, live auction, raffle tickets, great food, and plenty of beautiful motorcycles. And there is a pretty awesome prize up for grabs, too!

Henderson Police Chief Billy Bolin is speaking out about Flock cameras, addressing privacy and AI concerns while explaining how the technology has helped police solve crimes.

Big Whiskey's in downtown Owensboro has closed its doors a little less than 14 months after it opened.