bats

It is bat migration season in Indiana, and if you encounter one that has been injured, you're going to need to know who to call.

This just in. You don't get to watch the new Batman movie without a ticket even if you're a bat. Don't believe me? There's video of one of these mysterious winged beasts who tried it until he was caught.

A bat located in Vanderburgh County, Indiana has been found positive for rabies after testing by the Indiana State Department of Health.

Back in the day, I feel so old saying it now, I collected all of the 50 states quarters series. Yeah, I had a special display book for them, talk about a real nerd. Well, yes, that's a bat on a 2020 quarter I got in some change a few weeks ago. What's the scoop?

Evansville health officials want to remind area residents that rabies is still alive and well in the Indiana wildlife population. In fact, according to a recent press release from the Vanderburgh County Department of Health, a bat recently discovered in the Evansville area tested positive for rabies after being sent to the Indiana State Department of Health for observation.