Evansville News

Look up in the night sky in early August for a celestial light show that you don't want to miss.

America's biggest free Christmas show returns to Louisville with 700+ vendors, holiday décor, gifts, food, and festive shopping Dec. 11–13.

A dozen roses for under sixty dollars that still smell like a flower shop a year later — that's not a small thing.

It Takes a Village No Kill Rescue has a challenging job of coming up with unique names for the hundreds of dogs they take in each year.

A new program launched by the Evansville Fire Department and Central Dispatch is helping residents with non-emergency medical concerns get the care they need without always sending an ambulance.

Waymo driverless taxis began operating in April in Nashville. One passenger's documented experience shows why folks are still skeptical.

The script exists. The actors are willing. The story tackles immigration, women's rights, and indigenous issues. And yet — it's sitting on a shelf somewhere.

Historic Newburgh's Holiday Light Parade returns December 6, and organizers are now accepting entries for illuminated floats, vehicles, and more.

Mammoth Cave isn't the only Kentucky cave system worth exploring. Head east for Carter Cave State Park and its four "themed" caves.

Carmel firefighters showed up to a smoke-filled garage this week over something that was just sitting there, quietly charging.

Yes, it's only August — but the 89th Owensboro-Daviess County Christmas Parade is already set for Nov. 21! Get the scoop on this year's 'Sounds of Christmas' theme, Early Bird entry rates, and how to watch live or on Facebook."

A viral AI photo claims Guy Fieri ate at Kim's Diner in Owensboro. Here's the truth, plus why he should actually make the trip

KFC once briefly branched out with spinoff restaurants featuring roast beef and ham as the star players.

The Reitz Bowl has completed a $7.5 million renovation, and it looks absolutely gorgeous! Who's ready for some high school football?!

The EVPL Foundation's Summer Book Sale is back with incredible bargains on books, movies, audiobooks, and more while helping support local library programs.