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Burdette Park is bringing back Fright Night for 2026. It's called Fright Night 2: The Chambers, and it will end with a showing of "It."

Vincennes Witches on Bikes is bringing a little Hogwarts magic to Halloween this year. Organizers have announced the 2026 theme, and Harry Potter fans are going to love it.

Gabrielle Miller has been appointed Evansville's new Community Affairs and Special Projects Director, bringing years of experience in education, community engagement, and public service.

Join WBKR Friday for a Yard Party benefiting Friends of Sinners. Enjoy burgers, hot dogs, win Koe Wetzel tickets, and support a great cause.

This certainly isn't something that you see often in the Hoosier State.

MTV turned 45 this week, and while everyone remembers the first video played, few recall the first country song to crack the network's early rotation. Here are the clues to guess who it was.

After a hike, I assumed the itchy bumps on my ankles were bug bites. I couldn't have been more wrong. Here's what happened and how to tell the difference between bug bites, poison ivy, and other common rashes.

Wild Summer Lights return to Mesker Park Zoo with more than a mile of illuminated lantern displays. Listen to 103 GBF for your chance to win tickets.

Before he became a WWE legend, Macho Man Randy Savage married Miss Elizabeth in her mother's backyard in Frankfort, Kentucky. Here's the story

The Thunderbolts are ready to defend back-to-back Presidents' Cup titles. Check out the full 2026-27 schedule and start planning your trips to Ford Center.

Here's why blood is in such high demand and how you can help save lives with a single donation.

Kentucky Fried Chicken has been known as KFC for 35 years, but do you the reasons why?

Millennials are reminiscing about MySpace Top 8 drama, HTML profile codes, and questionable selfies. Relive the nostalgia (and cringe) here.

School is back in session for the 2026/2027 year this week. So, here is your friendly reminder to be careful of what you post in those back-to-school photos on social media.

Four Owensboro Special Olympics softball teams brought home gold at Regionals, with a fifth team punching its ticket to state on silver. Now they're all eyeing September's State Tournament — and a shot at Nationals.