Evansville News

Looking for a fresh way to join in on Owensboro Burger Week? Check out these delicious Caprese Burger Skewers that everyone can enjoy.

Honor Flight veterans will return to Evansville May 2, and the community is invited to welcome them home, write thank you letters, and donate supplies.

I've seen the Memphis Pyramid many times, and have always wanted to visit. Now, I've learned there's a rustic lodge inside.

A new Indiana law increases penalties for animal cruelty, protects police dogs, and adds new legal protections for rescuing pets from hot cars.

Music legends Wynonna Judd and Melissa Etheridge will bring the Raised On Radio Tour to Beaver Dam Amphitheater August 8 for a powerful night of hits.

Illness is hitting families hard in 2026, with classrooms across the region seeing major drops in attendance. When sickness spreads through schools, many parents wonder if temporary closures actually help slow it down.

You'll see a lot of vehicles in Indiana with bumper stickers and window decals, but those stickers could be putting your family in danger without realizing it.

Reitz High School has eliminated the PE Teacher position, which in turn eliminates their soccer coach. Jeremy Wolfe has coached the girls soccer program for 33 seasons and will now be transferred to another school.

Exciting concert news: Thomas Rhett will perform in Evansville at the Ford Center with special guests Conner Smith and Emily Ann Roberts.

There's something magical about transforming a church into a cozy home or community hub. This property might just be the gem you’re looking for.

Sanitary concerns prompted the recall of over 650,000 products.

More than half a million Illinois families are waking up to life-changing news: their medical debt is gone.

A recent Supreme Court ruling has left many in Illinois wondering about a financial windfall—could families be in line for a surprise refund?

FBI in Illinois are warning there are two fake agents pretending to be them.

A hungry man, a grocery store he shouldn’t be in, and a courtroom outburst—just another day in the neighborhood.