Category Archives: Local News

LST 325 is once again adorning the Evansville Riverfront. The World War II vintage ship returned last night from her month-long river cruise, during which, more than 35,000 people visited at three por...

Right to Life of Southwest Indiana will host a butterfly release to celebrate life on Sunday. This event is for all parents, siblings, grandparents, and friends of those who have lost a child from pre...

The Vanderburgh Humane Society is dealing with an overcrowding problem. Shelter leaders say they try to keep the dog and cat population between 300 and 400. Right now they have more than 650. That mea...

St. John the Baptist School in Newburgh is named a National Blue Ribbon school. National Blue Ribbon schools serve as models for innovative and effective education practices for other schools around t...

An Indiana State Police Trooper attempted to stop an Evansville man traveling at 94 mph on State Road 64 Wednesday morning. 57-year-old Henry DeWeese continued driving until he struck a utility pole c...

Airbnb homeowners in Owensboro, who owe transient room tax, could be fined hundreds of dollars. Last year the city expanded its four percent transient room tax ordinance to include short-term rented h...

Two people were shot last night on Evansville's south side. Multiple police officers were called to the 3200 block of Vann Park Blvd. just before 10:00. Once on scene officers located a gunshot victim...

The Vanderburgh County Solid Waste District will sponsor Electronics Recycling on Saturday, September 23 in the Civic Center parking lot at 9th and Walnut Streets. The program will run from 8:00 a.m. ...

Local history enthusiasts are invited to a meeting on Tuesday, September 26 at 6 PM in the Henderson County Library. It will be held by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and Cultural Resource Analys...

The United States Postal Service has good news for the upcoming holiday season. The postal service announced it will not levy any additional surcharges for customers. Last year, they processed more th...