Claire Dugan

Those against the show held at the Ghostlight Lounge call it disrespectful and offensive. Officials with the RiverPark Center says it’s simply inclusive and growing in popularity each month.

Morganfield officials say parks will be closing at 9 p.m. until further notice after kids were reportedly driving through the grass, racing, shining headlights into nearby homes, and burning out in the parking lot.

A nursing home in Madisonville just got a brand new resident, but this one has four legs and a very important job to do.

Several local law enforcement agencies announced on Wednesday their new strategies to fighting gun violence in the Evansville/Vanderburgh County area.

A recent survey shows parents are turning to social media for answers to their health questions.

For National Hot Chocolate Day, 14-year-old Sophie Annabella is raising money to give back to the community.

Officials say one man was accidentally shot Tuesday night while cleaning guns.

In honor of Black History Month, February’s Small Business Spotlight is Faced by Naomi, a makeup business in Evansville owned by 24-year-old Aniyah.

New Indiana law changes the home-buying process for Hoosiers

We’re told they were trying to serve an arrest warrant when a subject barricaded themselves inside a camper in the driveway.

Toyota Indiana and the University of Evansville announced their partnership on Friday to invest in the future of STEM education.

Evansville Wartime Museum set to open Holocaust Exhibit highlighting local family’s story

Ground has already been broken on the multi-million dollar renovation of USI’s Kinney College of Nursing and Health Professions.

Evansville fire crews are investigating a fire at a downtown restaurant.

In Owensboro, one insurance agency set up a hail clinic for residents who saw severe weather damage this past weekend.

After a report of human trafficking in Evansville, police are going over the tell-tale signs of a human trafficking victim.

Some Madisonville residents are still getting used to new traffic patterns on roads near the newly built shopping center.

When it comes to responding to emergencies, every second counts, and nothing gets in the way more than those orange cones. But authorities say that through communication and preparation, road

The City of Evansville hosted a neighborhood meeting with the city engineer and contractors to discuss various projects underway in the downtown area.

Representatives from agencies all across Kentucky joined OPD investigators for the ATF’s crime gun intelligence training.