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Flock Cameras Are Watching Indiana and Kentucky – Here’s How to See If You’ve Been Searched
Flock cameras are watching drivers across Indiana and Kentucky. Here's where they are and how to check if your license plate was searched.
Indiana Ranks Among America’s Most Dehydrated States
A new survey ranks Indiana as one of the most dehydrated states in America, but the results may not mean exactly what you think.

20+ Food Trucks Coming to Owensboro for St. Jude Car Show
The Bluegrass Legends Experience returns to Owensboro August 21–23, bringing incredible cars, motorcycles, live entertainment and more than 20 food trucks—all while helping raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Cousins Maine Lobster Returns to Evansville Area in August
Mark your calendars! Cousins Maine Lobster Truck is returning to the area in August. Here's when and where you can get your hands on some delicious grub!

New Pattern Planned for East Side Lloyd Expressway
A new traffic pattern will impact the Cross Pointe Boulevard and Burkhardt Road intersections starting on or after Monday, August 17th. Here's what that means for your commute.

You’ll Want to Come Hungry for This 2-Week Evansville Food Event
Ten Evansville-area restaurants are serving up special menus and packages for a limited time, with everything from Wagyu and dumplings to pizza, cocktails and dessert.
Evansville's Popular Christmas Lights Map is Getting Spooky
The people behind Evansville's popular Christmas light map are getting spooky. A new Halloween map will help Tri-State residents decorated houses, haunts, and more.

Indiana Was Hit by a Derecho, But What Is It?
After a derecho brought destructive minds to Indiana and several other states, you may be wondering what the unusual weather term actually means. Here's a simple explanation.

Top-Ranked Community Colleges in Kentucky
See the top 10 community colleges in Kentucky, including No. 1 Madisonville Community College and No. 2 Owensboro Community and Technical College.

Indiana Warns Hoosiers About Scammers After Severe Storms
As Indiana recovers from devastating severe weather, state officials are warning residents to watch for fake contractors, FEMA impersonators, bogus charities and other common post-disaster scams.


